Nutley Patriotic Fund receives strong weekly donations
The Nutley Patriotic Fund reports over 1200 dollars raised by Thursday with many responses from diverse residents. Treasurer Nils Hersloff notes prompt, generous remittances as letters reach donors, and explains fund use through Red Cross aid, agriculture support, and relief for families caused by the war.
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Nutey Patriotic Fund
Nils B. Hersloff
Hersloff
Nutley
Red Cross Organization
Agricultural Committee
Canada
Federal Trade Board Says No Reason for Coal Price Rise
The Federal Trade Commission reports no need for coal price increases despite wage rises. It blames consumer buying behavior for higher costs and advises a return to normal purchasing. The commission notes ample anthracite supply and urges consumers not to fear shortages.
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Ission
Commission
Nutley Carnival Plans Set for Memorial Day Parade
Memorial Day events outline for the Home Protective League parade with 3 000 to 4 000 participants. Schedule includes rag raising, riot call, hospital squad, camp fire girls, high school review, and evening parades. Nutley Club baseball enters second season as amateur team facing Oakland A C of Belleville today.
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Speas
Bacaes
Moscara
Mos. Lapabeseds Pd
Iremer
Bey Bees Hi Encepa
Aw Boy Scouts
Elks
Home Protective League
Nutley
Nutley Club
Starning
Kelsey Provett
Jimmy Kane
Bert Townsend
Chester Simpson
George Whitmarsh
Bill Gorman
Pete Scorso
Howard Woodruff
Dave Nichols
Sittin Iiving Haring
Tom “Woodruff
Bobby McCreery
John Lentz
Charles Freeman
Elmer ‘Lawrence
Walt Gorman
Ray Blum
Lafayette Club
Paterson
Oakland, A. C
Belleville
Park Oval
Nutley Firms Plan Bond Purchases Amid Company Support
Local organizations buy Liberty Bonds with several entities subscribing large amounts. Nutley Bank commits 10 000 dollars while the Telephone Company signals employee encouragement to purchase bonds. The next Nutley Lodge meeting may decide on a collective action.
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Yantacaw
Comee
Liberty An
Nutley “Lodge of Tee
Bank of Nutley J
Vasaaic
Telephone Company
Pana. Co
Food merchants fix weekly credit payments in town
Seven town food stores have agreed on weekly settlements with customers. Bills run Monday to Saturday with Wednesday as the payment deadline. A credit information clearing house will guard against defaults and aid wartime food conservation. Signers include Barr Brothers, A. Blum & Sons, C. R. Bedell, F. A. Kurz, R. G. Schaaf, William Searle and F. W. Werner.
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Barr Brothers
A. Blum & Sons
C. R. Bedell
F. A. Kurz
R. G. Schaaf
William Searle
F. W. Werner
Religious Service Draws Throngs on Campus Tomorrow
Preparations are under way to host over 2000 people at a campus religious service on Park School Campus tomorrow afternoon. If clear weather, main speakers and musicians perform near first base. rain moves service to Town Hall Auditorium. Local ministers contribute, with cornet, singing, and uniformed guards aiding security.
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Park School
Hall
Chester J. Hoytehapia
Home Defense League
Unif
Rachael Kirk Identified in Local Notice
Mrs Rachael Kirk wife of Judge is named in a brief local notice with limited readable details about a case or event involving her family. The fragmentary text provides no dates or places but confirms her relation to the judge.
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Mrs. Rachael Kirk
Judge A Eae Wee Ee
Nutley Seeks Its Share of Liberty Loan Totals 167000
A Liberty Loan committee for Nutley, appointed to ensure the town meets its share of the two billion bond issue, plans to start work Monday at Town Hall. Members include William J. Berg as chair, with a goal to divide the town into sections and educate residents on their part in the loan. Nutley’s allotment is 167000 with nearby towns facing higher sums. Bank of Nutley will act as agent.
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Nutley
Wis
Town Hall
William J. Berg
van Dyk.MacBride
Horatio W. St. John
George A. Hill
Rudolph C. Schaaf
Thomas J. O'Neil
H. T. Leferts
Frank” PF. Barr
Joseph Searle
James Perrira
Harold Schenck
Diebitch
Edward M., Tone
Benjamin Hurd
Johnson Foy
C. W. Wildrich
E. H. Bostock
A. R. Garr
Joseph Scudder
Dean Welch
Bank of Nutley
Dean
Welch
Louis E. Carman
Ernest Bickel
Nutley’s
Lown
Town wins in 9000 suit brought by contractors
A Newark Circuit Court jury cleared the town of Mc Eligot and Chenoweth in a $9000 claim over sewer work. The court ruled that prior approval by a former official did not conclusively authorize payment. Evidence showed the town’s current officials did not approve the work.
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McEligot & Chenoweth
Adams
Newark
Arthur Carr
Shepard
Carr
Diebitsch
Alexander Potter
New York
John A. Matthews
J. Harry Hull
Red Cross Women Drill For Parade At Town Hall
Red Cross women under Major Harris will drill Tuesday night at the Town Hall and two prior nights this week. They will assemble for the parade on the north side of Chestnut street near Franklin avenue and the Woman’s Club. The Woman’s Club hosts open house at its clubhouse for the event.
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Chestnut ‘Street
Franklin Avenue
Nutley
American
Red Cross
Camp Fire Girls. Co
Agricultural ‘Regiment
WG. v. U. Og
Chestnut Street
Nutley Club
Sewanee Club
Harris
Town Hall
Woman's Club
Red Ross Ladies Paradin
Semhovat Git Beset Oe Pn
Mandatory male registration drives nationwide
On Tuesday June 5 every male aged 21 to 31 must register under penalty of severe consequences. The holiday aids registration with clerks of election serving free at polling places from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., records carried on carts to the sites.
Questions on Economy Policy in Nutley Schools
A reader argues that Nutley Board of Education underfunds teachers while Board of Commissioners raises paying for its staff. He questions budget priorities, notes resignations and salary gaps, and asks if the town is practicing true economy in education versus other departments. The letter highlights pay disparities, teacher quality, and calls for policy reevaluation.
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the Sun
General Observer
Dontown
Cook
H. C. of L
Board of Education
Nutley
Board of ‘Education
Boa of Commissioners
Slerk
Beachler
Nutley urged to invest in Liberty Loan drive
Editor urges residents to support the Liberty Loan campaign if they cannot enlist. The Nutley Board of Education, The Sun, and many citizens are doing their part, stressing that success requires every man and woman to participate.
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Nutley
B of
Sun
Nut- Jey
Nutley women knitwear drive for submarine crew
Mrs Louis E Carman leads Nutley volunteers under the Navy League Comfort Committee to provide thirty sets of knitted wear for a submarine crew. The project seeks helpers and lists a contact telephone number 15 1123 for volunteers.
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Nutley
Louis E. Carman
Comfort
Navy League
Parade Film Project Sails Through Nutley on Decoration Day
Arthur Dickinson plans a moving picture shoot in Nutley to capture the Home Protective League carnival and parade plus town scenes. The films will be shown at Park Theatre and other nearby cinema houses.
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Home Protective League
Arthur Dickinson
Nutley
St Park
Local youths enlist and volunteer for service
In Nutley New Jersey 2500 residents gathered at Park School to witness sixteen young men enlist in various military branches. Names include David Nichols Verrice avenue Edward Carron Nutley Bank and others with Croasdale winning a $50 prize for first volunteer from the Home Defense League. Several are connected to Fort Slocum and Washington transfers and some join the naval reserve or engineering corps awaiting orders and deployment to France.
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Frank Hartshorne
John= Hartshorne
Yuntacaw Place
Navy
Ile
Jacob Gillman
William Street
New Jersey
Conrad F. Ray
Nutley
John_Walter
Bank of
Fort Slocum
Washington
Jack, Hayden
Julius’ Broskin
Charles Connolly
Charles Donaldson
France
Park School
Paes
Eee Mreandale
Slates Avenue
David Nichols
Andrew Rich
William Creeca
Fred McCrea
Samuel Patrella
Peter Franzi
Croasdale
William J. Berg
Home Defense League
Teachers Leave as Pay Not Raised, Contracts Renegotiated
The school board reports ongoing salary constraints lead to teacher resignations and unsigned contracts. Eight teachers including Edward Carroll and LeRoy Smith resignations were accepted, with June salaries to be paid. A proposed bylaw would require contracts at a set time, discussed by committees.
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Marion L. ‘Lewis
John &. Beachler
Richard W. Booth
Rules and Regulation Committee
Beachler
New ‘York
New England
Edward F. Carroll
LeRoy Smith
Charlotte MacDougal
Helen Jessup
Gillman Feels Underpaid in Town Road Work
Charley Gillman, described as leading man on the town payroll, protests The Sun over a reported $900 salary. He clarifies his role as foreman with an $800 yearly pay and notes wagon drivers supervised by the road crew.
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Charley Gillman
Cerita
The
Sun
Gillman
John Drew
San
Slso
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Patriotic Fund
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Chestnut
Uniformed Police Commissioners Band Board of Education Board of Health
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Protective League Battalion
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Nutley Council No. 286, Jr. O. U. A. M
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Rachael Kirk
Coast Defense
Slocum
Education
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