Nutley Sun urges open inquiry into fire escape issue
The Nutley Sun criticizes Board of Education and town officials for trying to hush up the fire escape dispute at the Town Hall. It urges full public disclosure, insists the 110 spent on repairs is relevant, and argues residents deserve complete facts to judge the matter.
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Board of Education
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Russia
Boor
Boara
Tur Nutter Sun
Compelled To Take Out Licenses In Passaic Peddling Arrest
Henry Feldman of 130 Columbia Avenue Passaic and Joseph Laulicht of 155 Prince Street were arrested by Policeman George Maliza for peddling without a license. Both men subsequently obtained licenses costing five dollars.
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Henry Feldman
Columbia Avenue
Passaic
Joseph Laulicht
Prince Street
George Maliza
Real Estate Men Praise Erie Improvements
At a New Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange meeting a resolution was adopted praising the Erie Railroad Company for the Bergen Hill four track open cut and Jersey City terminal improvements. The resolution commends the January 1 passenger service increase as a major time save and benefit to real estate along the lines, encouraging home seekers to Northern New Jersey.
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New Jersey- New York Real Estate Exchange
Erie Railroad Company
New Jersey-New York Real Estate Exchange
Bergen Hill
Jersey City
New Jersey
Harvard Professor Debates School Boards At Atlantic City
Professor Paul H. Manus of Harvard argues at the New Jersey Teachers Association convention in Atlantic City that smaller boards of education yield stronger leadership and that political interference should be kept out of instruction. He urges boards to focus on business matters while educators determine curriculum and methods for optimal results.
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Paul H. Manus
Harvard
New Jersey
Teachers’ Association
Atlantic City
Boards of Education
Reasonable Prices For Holiday Stock At Davis Store
W Q Davis on Passaic Avenue near Chestnut Street offers white goods, bed blankets, comforters, mittens, gloves, boots, shoes, winter caps, Tam O Shanter hats, horse blankets, stable blankets and a wide variety of toys. Demand is easing as the holiday trade winds down.
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W. Q. Davis
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Residents protest withdrawal of early westbound Newark train
Mayor John P. Lux and William D. Bell urged the State Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday to reverse the plan to drop the early west bound Newark Branch train. The commission is led by former Sheriff Frank H. Sommer.
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John P. Lux
William D. Bell
State Public Utilities Commission
Newark
Commission
Frank H. Sommer
A Popular Exhibit at Government Stamp Collection
The Washington government stamp collection attracts about 1,000,000 visitors annually, making it a premier philatelic exhibit. The display highlights rare stamps and key postal history items drawing large crowds each year.
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Government
Washington
Pure Holiday Wines Offer From Speer N J Wine Co
The Speer N J Wine Company of Passaic offers an assorted case of six bottles in Port Sherry Claret and Burgundy for 3.00 valid until January 1st. A case of four bottles costs 2.50. The wines are advertised as old high grade and guaranteed pure and are sold at druggists and grocers.
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Speer N. J. Wine Company
Passaic
Purifying the Harbor and NYC Intervention Rejected
An editorial argues the Supreme Court rejection of New York City's bid to intervene in New Jersey harbor sewage litigation strengthens New York State's case. It urges NYC to enforce its own sewage laws and warns diverts of sewage into New York Harbor are immoral and illegal.
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State Water Supply Commission
Nutley
East Jersey Water Company
New Jersey
United States
New York State
New York
Bronx
Sound
Damas
New York City
Hudson River
New York Harbor
Newark, Bay
New York Times
Early Mail Delivery Expected On Monday Morning
An order received in the week will take effect Monday morning. The first mail delivery will occur about eight o'clock instead of nine. The change is possible thanks to the New York and Newark mail arriving on an earlier train.
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New York and Newark
New Year Reflections Amid Ashes and Memories
Poem recounting a New Year’s Eve by an open grate. The speaker mourns absent friends, recalls old joys, and imagines flames as symbols of fading memories. It closes with a hopeful wish for brighter days despite the year’s end.
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Anna
Contemplate Building Homes At Low Prices
The notice signals an opportunity to purchase building sites at very low figures. It forecasts changes and improvements planned for the area that will enhance property values, urging farsighted buyers to act now before prices rise.
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