Old Boss Road Forum Honors Retiring Board Leader
A Plaque and flag ceremony marked a community forum noting the long service of the old boss rd board member. Prominent attendees from local firms and a May event at Debeie’s Hall featured speeches and a noon assembly. The same week the team faced Rosejie in a pool match and planned an upcoming game at High School.
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Rosejie
le High School
Hould
Public school pupils urged to join Junior Industrial Army
A state letter urges all pupils to enroll in a Junior Industrial Army to plant, harvest, and market crops. Older students may miss classes for farm work with diplomas credited for service. Participation requires parental permission and is coordinated by superintendents and local officials to place volunteers in suitable rural settings.
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Iris
Eehenor
Eden
Amd
Wether
City and I
Arbor Day Activities and Training Across Divisions
H S Training outlines division roles for workers and dependents, with pay and placement plans. Fourth division focuses on household arts and charities for soldiers dependents. Arbor Day is Friday, with statewide school involvement and special exercises directed by the State Forester and school superintendents. Reverend J Madison Hare is noted as pastor and captain of a regiment.
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Noys
Prthy
Hounshold
State Grange
State Department of
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Cchapls
J. Madison Hare
Geotch Pisins Baptist Church
National Guard News on officer changes and mobilization talk
Sergeant Frederick Goddard was elected second lieutenant of Troop D and J M Charles moved to first lieutenant as Daniel Runkle succeeds Albert Borden. The piece covers cavalry expansion plans, state troop locations, and McCran law pay provisions for guardsmen while in service, with local pleas for equipment donations and field readiness.
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Frederick Goddard
Leet
Daniel Runkle
Albert J. Borden
Goddant
Irwin Hine
Couny
Elty
McCran
Mr‘Cran
Coldoel Witemff. Martin
Co. Gordem
Frank V. Lowden
Dalon
Martin
Lowden
Detertivre Staf
Grand Jury
Gordon
Wentfeild
McCrap
Plainfield Delivers Plans For Land of Mystery Show
Thirty three Duver Lodge of Elke members visited Plainfield for the Land of Mystery annual show and invited local youths to attend next month. Plans are under way to send a large delegation to the event with staging details and travel expenses to be discussed.
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Dover
Duver Lodge of Elke
Plainfield
Will Soon Register All Single Men for Army Service
Executive council of the National Defense Council’s Labor Committee discusses registering single men aged 18 to 23 under universal training. War Department aims for about 2 million troops in two years with 600000 annual increments. Baker explains the plan to Congress as mail addresses and department contacts for servicemen are outlined.
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Piatnfield
Executive Council
Committee On Labor
Naonal Defense Council
Congress
Baker
Chamberlain
Senate Committee On
War Department
Universit
Former Senator Acker backs mail censor plan
Former Senator Ernest KR Acker advocates a separate department for censoring business letters and parcels to speed mail delivery. He argues holding mail for censorship causes delay and business trouble. The idea has gained Capitol support and may be enacted.
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Ernest KR. Ackerman
Capitol
Agriculture to Occupy Many People in War on Famine
The United States faces a severe food famine risk, prompting Governor Edgehee to urge large landowners and yacht clubs to offer estates and waste land for crop production. Dr Jacob G Lipman will direct statewide efforts from the New Jersey agricultural station, with Plainfield residents offering estates. Golf clubs are considering relinquishing parts of courses to aid farming. the Kenyon Gardens Association and National Special Aid Society plan extensive activities with classes for women, using ground donated by Stellesre nuq and Arlington avenue property.
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Fort Sam Houston
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Union
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Jacob G. Lipman
New Brunswick
David D. Kenny
Geoteh Plaina
Charter Eaton
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Howard W. Perrin
United States Golf Association
Severs
Orope
Verrin
National Special Aid Sociery
Kenyon Garden's Association
Kenyon Gardens’ Association
Stellesrenuq
Dwar Arlington Avenue
Mra
J. H. Ven Buren
Seventh Street
Charles Eaton
Watehung
Seaseee SG
Kenyon Gardens
No Citizenship For Them Until the War Haz Ended
War era civic status news reports that German and Austro-Hungarian aliens face denial of free papers until hostilities cease. Newark Common Pleas Court delays subjects’ cases postwar, while officials cite wartime laws restricting naturalization for those nations the U.S. may be at war with.
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Laurence
Common Pleas Court
Newark
Perejid
United States
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