Lottery Draft Scheduled For Coming Week
Crowder plans a national draft drawing between tuning and Wednesday to select about 604000 men ages twenty one to thirty one. Capsules will determine who serves, with districts and quotas set by governors and war counties. Exemption rules and appeals processes are outlined, and local boards will post results and deadlines as the drawing proceeds in Washington.
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Arteal
Whabington
Crowder
Coantry
Gintriet
Bieber de
Erpetieg
Gret
Nefeel Guard
Canton
Thane
Capture in This City Helped Roundup of Spies in Jersey
In This city Rudolph Otto aided a spy roundup linked to agents of the Department of Justice and the United States District Attorney Charis F. Lynch. The capture of Professor Jonathan A. W. Zennick near Boonton exposed wartime networks with ties to New York and Germany. Zennick, deemed docile yet capable of gathering clippings and war history, was held as authorities traced German aerial reconstructions and internment plans tied to Hamburg American assets.
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Rudolph Otto
Reva
Hadolph O10
Alien One
New Jersey
Depart‘Bet of Justice
United States
Charis F. Lynch
Jonathan A. W. Zennick
Ares
Zennick
Boonton
Car Hevnen
E. A. Florlor
Euthnet
New York
France
Wien
Ren
Lobrisam
Thie State
Otte
Martine Avenue
Farteas
Jamaica
MiGeshed Zennick
Mient
Heynen and Gemetater
Inc
Twernen
Wall Street
Plainfield Eyes Creation of Public Market Plan
City officials consider a Plainfield public market modeled on others in New Jersey. Mayor Calkins to form a committee to explore sites and feasibility, aiming to lower prices by providing fresh produce from nearby farms. Potential locations include the Dewey property along Hangar Avenue near the road, with a site large enough to serve residents.
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Plainfield
Ainady
Calkins
Tee
Plainfield Commission
New Jersey
Weetfeld
Elizabeth
Dover
Morristown
Newark
Thell
Bureau of Markets
South Jersey
State Department of Ture
Scheins
All Quiet Along Co K Front Special Correspondence
Special correspondence notes. All quiet along the front lines as Company K mourns the loss of a comrade and contemplates training, recruitment and possible moves. Mentions two posts in open operation and a growing sense of war readiness amid missing leave and upcoming examinations. Also reports on a Polish funeral, county misplacement, and a resigning public official, with local military morale and supply needs.
$2 000 Bid To Rebuild Nott Engine
The Wisconsin Motor Company of Milwaukee reports that a rebuilt Nott engine can be installed with changes for under $2000, potentially giving eight to ten years of service. The Veo Blurk Motor Company in New York also studies the project, and a decision rests on their second report. If cheaper, the War Burk firm may be awarded the contract. ongoing breakdowns since its four year service raise urgency for city fire safeguards. The Fire Board seeks a prompt ruling while awaiting further expert input.
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Nott Pla
Veo Blurk Motor Company
New York
Nott
Waderwriters
Israrding
Y About & Sew Motor
Thie Ree
Wisconsin and
van Bluth Sais
la France
van Wlurk
American Motel Corporation
West Front
Motors
Detne Akthorland
Ing
Oral Motors
Calathena Motors
Chevrollet
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Ald
Scrippe-Rooth
W.C. Durant
Cher Falet
Jong
Pota
General Motors Co
Rte
Edie and
Quidand Motor Corpanies
Olde Motor Works
General Motors Comany
Michigan
Ten More Enlistment Drive Boosts Local Company
The city’s recruiting pushes gain momentum as Captain Peterson aims to raise the local company to full war strength. About 160 volunteers exist across the unit, with eleven men enlisted this week and more expected from thousands eligible in the district.
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Sertor Pat Py Company K
Mpi
Amboy
Tulure
Sevins
Pislefeld
de Sesopd
Oren Port
Paint Pleasant
Outa
Fort Hentock
Calgary
Wilcome
Charles Peterson
Rewres
Warstrength
Térutena Phiten
Nia
Peterson
Talerico
J. Stahens
Williams
Lake
Ll. Durker
A. Anderson
C. Heller
Korn
R. Hunt
A. Camslont
Calkins Replies To State Query On Home Defense Leagues
Plainfield mayor explains why city cannot join statewide Home Defense Leagues as of March. He notes council-confirmed Home Defense League officers would have to resign and that many municipalities have not joined. He cites time constraints and impossibility of expanded duties during emergencies.
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New Jersey
Plainfield
Calkins
Trenton
Home
Powicy
Nes
Local Interest In Auto Merger Plans Talked
Local readers hear about a proposed merger involving Motors and Chevrolet assets toward forming a large automotive group. The plan contemplates capitalization near 80 million dollars, with Chevrolets ownership and stock exchanges shaping a major corporate reorganization under General Motors influence. Details lie in early discussions tracking Delaware filings and the potential retirement of certain preferred stock as the consolidation advances.
State to Spend 78000 Rebuilding Park Avenue
The New Jersey Highway Commission approves 78000 for park avenue road work to start next year. Contractors under Middlesex County freeholders repair the section from Ninth Street to the city line, with plans for continued improvements toward a permanent, citywide route.
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New Jersey
Perkin
Labieh
Senate
John W. Merbert
Vineing
Stepa
Herbert
Pody
County
Litiite
Calking
Wonderful Growth of Local War Driven Aero Works
A local industrial surge linked to the war expands Aero Works in North Avenue. The factory, once 72,000 square feet, grew to 27,000 more after government adjustments, totaling about 10,000 square feet of new floorspace. The plant shifts toward government construction with a day force active and future service calls anticipated for Company K.
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Aero Works
North
Aviation
Plact
Pt Isast
Three Local Barbers Honored by International Union
Aliee Cervetta Dominick Parett and Joseph Mirebile, three local barbers, received an enthusiastic reception from the International Journeymen Barbers' Union of which they are members. The event at Monee Hall West Frost Street featured supper and an orchestra, with speeches praising the trio and a celebration of Lack 316’s anniversary.
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Aliee Cervetta
Dominick Parett
Joseph Mirebile
Cal
Laca
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Monee Hall
West Frost Street
Lan
Weijek
Georg
Ecathert
Rd Watson
M. Ricchuito
Frank Caruso
Joseph Hants
Dominick Viti
Charles Pastiveda, Jr
Wiliam Hemmas
Mr. Heinman
Prideville
William
Berkner
Loong
Ada Gam
Meseré
Cervetto
Iretti
Mirabile
Plainfield
Conference schedule and sermon at Lake View church
The article outlines a multi day church gathering with prayer services on Sunday morning and afternoon, a fellowship meeting at 7:90 in the evening, and a conference final devotional Monday morning. An excursion to Lake Kc is planned and attendees travel to France options are mentioned. References include Bibert, a former Teaser at Johns University, and various figures connected to the event.
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Pose
Temple
Asbury Park
Fullerton
West Seventh
Donald Fullerton
Fort Mayer
Taleo
Bibert
Johns University
Nd & Leelitre
Lake Kc
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Erem
Heynen
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St. Mary's Cemetery
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Eeer
Inet m County Board of Freehalders
Willian ZH. Codingtom
Jane
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K. Cervetterrett
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