Great Key War and Bushnell’s 1777 78 river torpedo idea
British ships loafed in the Delaware River during winter 1777 78, while American forces planned. Sir William Howe and Philadelphia officers dismissed any American action, as David Bushnell proposed explosive kegs to collide and explode against ships.
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Delaware River
Philadelonia
Sir William Howe
Joshua Lor
British River Warfare and American Keg Tactics in 1778
The piece recounts a January 5 1778 incident on the Delaware where British forces attacked floating kegs planted by Bushnell's forces, sinking a rowboat and causing panic among the British, with further reports of ship broadside fire and a butter keg mishap. It notes praise of British bravery and includes a quip about an American sailor satire. It also covers Baldassano defending Hillside Township services during inflation, touting fiscal policy, federal funds, and CETa programs, contrasting with Republican opposition.
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Bushnell
Burlington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Gazette
Trenton
Roebuck
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Francis Hopkinson
Bordentown
Vincent P. Baldassano
Hillside Times
Baldassano
Hillside
Nixon-Agnew-Ford
Democratic Township Committee
Harrison Williams
C.E.T.A
Italian relief group forms to aid Conza della Campania towns
The Conzano Italo American Organization CIAO forms in New Jersey to raise funds for an ambulance for Conza della Campania and nearby Avellino towns including Teora Sant Andrea di Conza Calitri Morra Cairano Leoni Pescopagano Andreta Castelnuovo di Conza Caposele. Founders include Mr and Mrs Umberto Garluccio and Mr Elberto Cerracchio. A 1976 dinner dance in Paramus launches fundraising with tickets via Thomas Consorti and donations through Miss Felicia Salandra.
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Conzano Italo Americano Organization
Conza Della Campania
Avellino
Italy
Teora
Sant'Andrea di Conza
Calitr
Morra
Cairano Leoni
Pescopagano
Andretta
Castelnuovo di Conza
Caposele
Umberto Garluccio
Elberto Cerracchio
Michael
United States of America
CIAO
Imperial Manor
Paramus
Thomas F. Consorti
Ampere Parkway
Bloomfield
Felicia Salandra
Morris Place
Disaster relief aid offered for Hurricane Belle damage
Andrew P. Lynch of the U S Small Business Administration announces federal disaster assistance for property damaged by Hurricane Belle on August 9 1976 in Atlantic Cape May Monmouth Ocean and nearby counties. Applications accepted until October 21 1976 at temporary offices in Atlantic City Asbury Park and Newark Camden district offices with specified hours and phone numbers.
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Andrew P. Lynch
U. S. Small Business Administration
Atlantic
Cape May
Monmouth
Ocean
All Wars Memorial Building
State and
Pacific Streets
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Convention Hall
South Promenade
Boardwalk
Sunset Avenue
Asbury Park
Newark
Broad Street
Davis Street
East Davis Street
Camden
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John T. Cunningham
Ing
Boston
David Bushnell
New England
Wu Berve
Green Grove
Neptune
Mattresses
ACE King
Martin's Furniture
Elaabeth Clark
Epinen
Anthony L. Acampora
Hillside Medical
Liberty Ave
Ubin Bros
Chancellor Ave
Wowatk
Hudson Vitamin Agency
Kodak
Garry Case
Gillete
Father
Richard Growney
Harold Livingston
Steve Jancovich
Anthony Tortorello
George Luppold
Fred Burkert
Vincent Cappiello
Wesley Heidrich
Roy Burnett
Panasonic Radio Radio Breen
Tobia
Johmronufohan
Ji Poli As
Ours
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood Ave
Hillside, Nd
Liberty Pharmacy
Irvington Village Pharmacy
Abel
Grove St
Irvington, NJ
Petty Drug
Springfield
Lorraine Pharmacy
Sheridan Ave
Roselle, Nd
Lexington Pharmacy
North Broad St
Elizabeth, NJ
City Hall Pharmacy
Wood Ave
Linden
Waterford Crystal
HUMMI
Lladro
John Degeorge Jewelers
Minion