Stamler Dismissal Records Irresponsible Conduct 1953
Nelson Stamler former deputy attorney general of New Jersey was fired on January 27 1953 for willful neglect of duty and insubordination. The dismissal cites public claims of crime on the waterfront and the Moretti murder, failure to cooperate with investigators, and attempts to undermine law enforcement. The notice directs turnover of all files to Edward Gaulkin Essex County Prosecutor.
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Union County
Nelson F. Stamler
Theodore D. Parsons
New Jersey
New Jersey Law Enforcement Council
Bergen County Grand Jury
Edward Gaulkin
Essex County
Commission of Crime
Law Enforcement Council
Moretti
Towe
Schwarzkopf
Mr. Towe
Governor criticizes chief executives over false charges and calls for removal
Theodore D. Parsons accuses Harold Adonis extradition critic in Bergen County case of repeatedly misquoting and delaying cooperation with law enforcement. His letter condemns public statements as contumacious and urges immediate removal from office to protect New Jersey’s law enforcement integrity.
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Stamler
Harold Adonis
Keaton
Stockburger
Holland
Bergen County
New Jersey
Stamler Firing Approved by Leaders of His Own Party
A special legislative committee of Republicans and Democrats censured Stamler after a seven month, seven thousand page hearing, upholding Parsons. The majority included Wayne Dumone, William Cahill, Howard W. Sharp, Harold W. Hannold, Elden Mills, and Raymond Boweley, all noted figures from Warren, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon, and related offices.
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Stamler
Parsons
Legister Arts
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Nelson Stamler
Esquire Court House
Hackensack, New Jersey
Driscoll
Yours Truly
Wayne Dumone
Warren County
William Cahill
U. S. Congress
Howard W. Sharp
Cumberland County
Harold W. Hannold
Gloucester Co
Slden Mills
Raymond Boweley
Hunterdon City