Boy maimed by hair-collector machine in Maine incident
Eight year old James Wolkoun of Union Avenue Union was pulled into a hair picking machine at a mattress store renovation site and his left hand was torn to pieces by steel teeth. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital conscious but in pain. His father, John Wolkoun, also injured his right hand earlier that morning and received stitches.
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James Wolkoun
John, Wolkoun
Union Avenue
Jacob Steinbach
Monemouth Memorial Hospital
John Wolkoun
Albert Hirschfeld
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Wolkoun
Pride of Monmouth Council Installs New Officers
Miss Edith Duncan is named Councilor and Mrs Barbara Heyer Associate Councilor as Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty holds semi annual officer election in Red Bank. New officers will be installed Sunday night next week. Also brief: William Flood of Red Bank arrested for drunk and disorderly after a prior offense. sentenced to thirty days in county jail.
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Edith Duncan
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty
Red Bank
American Mechanics’ Hall
Broad Street
Barbara Heyer
Phoebe Sherman
Florence Lamb
Pearl W. Worden
Oliver — G. Frake
Celestia B. Megill
Susanna Lee
Winifred Duntan
Cornelia Vine
Emmal Rolinson
William Flood
Leighton Avenue
David H. Bray
Flood
Harry C. Badeau
Badeau
Elliott from Jamaica Visits Red Bank Grandmother
Williard M. Elliott of Jamaica Long Island a former Red Bank resident is visiting as guest of his grandmother Mrs J P Elliott of Maple Avenue Red Bank.
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Williard M. Ellliott
Jamaica
Long Island
Red Bank
J. P. Elliott
Maple Avenue
Coal companies defend 25 cent rate rise amid price fears
The nation confronts a 25 cent coal price advance on anthracite for domestic sizes boosting annual fuel costs by 12 to 15 million dollars. Investigations in Congress and by federal prosecutors probe alleged price fixing as rail and wage shifts fuel public demand for relief.
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NLESS
United States
Congress
Robert E. Difender
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
J. Whittaker Thompson
Philadelphia
Coal Merchants’ Association
Washington
Supreme Court
Temple Iron Company
Plant cancer parallels crown gall disease, says botanist
Government botanist Dr. Erwin Smith of the Bureau of Plant Pathology compares crown gall in plants to human cancer after extensive study. He notes similar spread patterns and hopes the finding aids understanding cancer causes, a field with little current knowledge.
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Erwin Smith
Bureau of Plant Pathology
Department of Agriculture
Smith
Mrs Russell Sage Gifts $50,000 for Scholarship Fund
At the Emama Willard School For Girls in Troy New York during commencement exercises announcement was made of a gift of $50 000 from Mrs Russell Bage for a scholarship fund.
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Russell Sage
Emama Willard School For Girls
Troy
N. Y
Russell Bage
Soil Elements Separated and Plant Life Enriched
Gold medals of honor from the Franklin Institute were awarded to Dr Oswald Schreiner and Elbert Lathrop for original research on organic soil contents and their effects on plant life. Professor Milton Whitney says the data will revolutionize soil enrichment methods after testing earth samples from across the United States. Arizona General Election set for November 5 with a bill for a general election advancing in the legislature.
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Franklin Institute of America
Oswald Schreiner
Elbert ©. Lathrop
United States Bureau of Solla
Milton Whitney
United States
Inland Waterway Route Marked From Bay Head to Cape May
The State Department of Inland Waterways announced completion of marking the inland waterway route from Bay Head to Cape May. Markings include black and white mid channel bar buoys for wide deep channels, beacons from painted nail kegs at key angles, and cedar stake marks with red or black shingles on shoal areas. The route avoids Great Egg Inlet by using Risley Channel Scull's Bay and Broad Thoroughfare. Commissioner Harry W. Schneider urged rapid reporting of lost beacons or buoys with their numbers for timely replacement.
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Bay Head
Cape May
Trenton
State Department of Inland Waterways
Great Best Inlet
Longport
Ocean City
Risley
Channel
Scull's Bay
Harry W. Schneider
Second Baptist Church to Host Rev Asbury Smallwood
Rev Asbury Smallwood will preach both morning and evening services at Second Baptist Church tomorrow. The Sunday School session convenes at 2 00 pm. A 3 15 pm special sermon titled Brotherly Love will be delivered to the colored Masons.
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Asbury Smallwood
Second Baptist Church
Mr. Smallwood
Track Team Champions Pictured in Sunday World Feature
Half tone photo of Chase high school track team champions from Long Branch. Image by Arthur Hull highlights boys who won the East Jersey high school league championship after a hard season. Names and event details to be published later in the Rec ord.
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Long Branch
Chase
Arthur Hull
Bible Classes Enjoy Lawn Sociable in Red Bank
About forty members of the Men's and Ladies' Bible Classes at Red Bank First Methodist Church hosted a lawn sociable on the lawn in front of Mrs. Mary Bishop's home on Wallace Street. Mrs Bishop and Rev. Percy Perinchief led the groups. The evening featured games and social time with cake and ice cream.
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Red Bank First Methodist Church
Mary Bishop
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Club Social a Success at Branchport Clubhouse
Guests from South Shrewsbury Yacht and Boat Club enjoyed a social evening hosted by the ladies auxiliary. Ice cream and cake funded the club home furnishings. Afterward a serenade visited Mrs. Robert Anderson, nee Gilham, at the illuminated Foster residence with music and merriment.
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B. C
Branchport
South Shrewsbury Lee
Robert Anderson
Gilham
Anderson
Takanassee Dances Tonight Opens Summer Series
The first weekly Saturday evening dance of the summer will be held at the Takanassee Hotel tonight. Charles J. Schwab, a familiar figure to summer residents, serves as musical director.
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Takanassee
Charles J. Schwab
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