Plainfield Record Premieres Priday Publication
Local newspaper note from Central Publishing Company announces the Plainfield Record's Friday issue to be published. The notice lists Albert F. La Rook as president and general manager and James J. McNambe as editor with the office at 188 Berth Avenue and phone number 1933.
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Central Publishing Company
Ino
Berth Avenue
Albert F. LA Rook
Mgr
James J. McNambe
Plainfield Fire Chiefs Prove Reorganized Force Efficient
Sunday fires tested the new Plainfield fire department leadership under Chief Andrew Jennings and Assistant Chief William Townley. The two blazes prompted a push for better switch-board communications and rapid mobilization from headquarters, with firefighters executing orders promptly to prevent major damage.
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Plainfield
Andrew Jennings
William Townley
Jennings
East End
Zeck
South Avenue
Claamen
Front Street
No. 1
West End
Townley
Sun- Gay
Police salaries fall short of needed standards in Plainfield
The city faces a police salary crisis as patrolmen earn starting $74 monthly while required equipment costs $100, eroding take-home pay and deterring qualified applicants. The Plainfield department struggles to recruit and retain capable officers amid rising living costs and limited advancement.
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Councilmanic Police Board
Malary
Amone City
Plainfield
Emall
National Special Aid Society
Stross
Plainfield notes obituary mockery and theatre praise
A local editorial rebukes a subscriber who stopped his paper and contemplates his obituary, then lauds Mentis Counihan and Shannon for securing Bernhardt’s Plainfield engagement. It praises civic efforts, notes theatre delays, critiques a dingy railroad lavatory, and discusses state armory funding and road-finance proposals affecting Union County.
Pierce Faces Break With G O P In Union County Politics
The piece outlines Senator Pierce's rift with the Union County Republican machine over a judgeship appointment. It notes his independent streak, past reforms, and the looming clash with party leaders as machines push for control and a Plainfield ally for the court post. It hints at Pierce's possible 1978 bid and the broader party power struggle.
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Paerea
Elizabeth Board of Excise
Senate
John W. Colt
Summit
Union County Republican Committee
Fierce
Woodrutt
Crane
Winsman
Republican
N. Pieren Tor
Edge
Pierce
Union County
Re 9d
Francis J. Brat
Aléts
Woodrum
Simon
Lloyd Thompson
Westfield
Trenton
Thompson
Republican County
Willling
Lancut
Pierceman
Eden
Jude
The
Woodref
Thang
Democratic
Soto
Treaton
Islon
G. O. PF
Everett Colby
Montpe
Mide
Court of Common Piss
Janty
Elisabeth District
Elenator
William A. Coddington
Union County Tax Board
Coddington
Republian
Wechine
Painfeld
Plainfield
Bleresie
Railroad Congestion Reaches Local Level
Railroad congestion grips the city as laden cars bound for Plantfeld are delayed indefinitely. Peter Koehler district agent for the railroad notes local conditions are near normal for loadings, but trouble arises in obtaining cars for outgoing products.
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Plaltfeld
Peter Koehler
R. HL
Pinball Record Ad Advertises Resort
Ad for a resort appears in The Pinball Record highlighting a travel package with lodging, entertainment, and gaming options. The notice emphasizes affordability, location specifics, and booking deadlines for the seasonal promotion.
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