Fair treatment for steady trolley riders in new zone plan
The article argues the forthcoming trolley zone fare plan shifts costs to daily regular riders, with monthly commutation options and a fairness aim. It asserts New Jersey riders near Newark would pay more under the new system, while occasional riders face minimal changes as the plan targets steady customers and suburban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New York
Andeas
Glendale Joop
Maplewood
Whart
Wicked Wealth and the Bias Against Rich Men
The piece questions the habit of labeling all wealthy people as solely driven by greed. It argues that condemning wealth as uniformly harmful misrepresents individuals and cites exceptions among business leaders. It challenges sweeping judgments about those with money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Fractured industry voices on shortages and tough days
Industry figures acknowledge shortages and strikes shape current conditions. Many admit the era’s turmoil tests supply chains and market balance, yet some seek cooperative solutions and fair remedies amid persistent economic strain.
Aftermath of War Leaves Wounded Forgotten and Suffering
English papers critique government neglect as veterans crippled and dependent after victories return home. Families destitute, civilians bear the burden while the nation moves on, paying the lifelong cost of those who survived and those who did not.
Production holds key to relief in global strikes
The piece argues that rising costs stem from scarcity in Central and Eastern Europe and that production increases are the only remedy. It cites strikes as worseners, noting that halting work reduces goods availability and hurts those with small means. The article calls for remedies beyond mere price controls.
Controversy Over Rifle Range At Brook Meadows
A note from New Jersey reports that a rifle range at Vine Brook is praised for rapid usability after rain yet condemned by the State Board of Health for malaria concerns. Residents fear health risks and question placement, arguing other flat dry sites would suit better.
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Totas Brook Meadows
State Board of Health
Trenton
Persistent under production note in postwar consumption
The discussion notes that high prices persist due to under production as America, relieved from wartime limits, consumes freely and production has not returned to previous levels. The article emphasizes ongoing shortages and adjustment needs after the war.
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America
Telecommunication Boom Sparks Record Demand
The fragment describes a sudden surge in demand for telephone service to replace exhausted reserves, triggering intense business activity as companies rush to meet the increased need. No further readable details are available in the excerpt.
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Cie Nutley
Nutley
New Jersey
Tegal
Franklin and Weedland
Seietcia
Aris
Johnson Foy
Traction Company
Rowls
Tran
Douglas Hang
Lae
Ite
Camp Manoa A
Europe
Lee’s Park Pharmacy
Primkiin Ave
Cor
Chestnut St
Cheatle
Jnut
Housekreper
Jerolaman & Son
Cortlandt St
Belleville
Tel
Bell Telephone System
United States
Sary
Armis
NEW York Telephone CO
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