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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

6

Local Motor Corps recruits visit Rahway area and more

Rahway Motor Corps of America recruiters, Corporals Edgar, Roberts, Dunhan and private Miller, toured Plainfield seeking members with good prospects. A noon entertainment at International Motor Company featured banjoist Alfred Farland, while Saurer plant expansion aims to raise workforce to about 1,500. Millard McAfee of Liberty Band bid farewell ahead of Camp Dix, and state light restrictions preserve energy.

Helen Edgar Eleanor Roberts Alice Dunhan Melvina Miller Rahway Organization The Motor Corps of America International Motor Company Alfred A. Farland East Second Street Farland Plainfield Pennsylvania Emergency Fleet Corporation James Hallard Millard McAfee Liberty Band Camp Dix Arthur B. Cole Band Association Cole McAfee John Y. Brock Elmer Volk Mr. McAfee

Milk prices set for August and September by Federal Milk Board

The Federal Milk Commission announced August and September prices for Grade A and Grade B milk in the Middle Atlantic States. Grade A bottled milk will cost 16 cents a quart and 9 cents a pint. Grade B 14 cents a quart and 8 cents a pint. Prices vary for loose milk and for restaurants, hotels, and clubs with different per quart and per pint rates. Private William McClinton of Pond Place enjoyed a five day fur lough this past week while stationed at an unspecified location.

Federal Milk Commission Federal Food Board Middle Atlantic States William McClinton Pond Place Joseph Maguire Providence R. I Maguire Blake B. Tatham Newark Detroit Tatham Michigan Dupont Company Wilmington Del Dave Rogers Park Avenue Camp Billjack Haleer Island Lake Hopatcong Florence Smith Stanley Vardon Fred H. Firstbrook M. L. Shannon Ohn Oswald Clarence W. Munay C. W. McCutchen Rockview Avenue Lake Placid Edward Dacey Fort Totten S. L Wallace Place C. G. Williams Crescent Avenue Lynchburg Catherine Ryan Mannine Avenue Wissahickon Paul M. Pope Pope Fort Hamilton Frances McCarthy Mary Kane South Second Street

Youth of 19 Enlists to Fight for Liberty

A Plainfield recruiting station report publicizes a nineteen year old man who passes the A1 examination and joins the fight against the Hun. Corporal Ernest D. Peck notes the youth’s departure, a comfort kit given, and hopes to meet him later to offer gratitude for serving Uncle Sam.

Ernest D. Peck Plainfield

Fire at Mountain Inn Office Room Sparks Bed Blaze

An employee at the Mountain Inn on Somerset Street and Greenbrook Road used gasoline for cleaning. Fumes ignited Tuesday morning, setting a bed on fire. Borough fire department arrived and extinguished the blaze before it spread. Damage estimated at about twenty five dollars.

Mountain Inn Somerset Street Greenbrook Road

Stev ens Named Secretary of State Trust Company in Plainfield

Theodore Stevens of New York has been appointed secretary and treasurer of the State Trust Company in Plainfield to succeed B. Veghte who left for a post with the State banking department. Stevens, a former junior officer at Guarantee and Columbia Trust Companies, brings broad experience to benefit the Trust Company's patrons.

Theodore Stevens New York State Trust Company B. Veghte State Banking Department Stevens Guaranty Trust Company Columbia Trust Company Plainfield New York Machine Company Isabelle David J. Scott Walter Scott Scott Printing Works Hollingswort

War Costs and Revenue Gaps Signal 1919 Fiscal Strain

The article reports on Appropriations Committee estimates by Mr. Sherley predicting next year’s war-related expenditures around 24 billion dollars, with total potential costs near 30 billion. It breaks down past year appropriations and actual outlays, revenue sources including taxes and bonds, and notes a projected revenue shortfall of about 2 billion for the coming year.

War Appropriations Committee Congress Shelley Ssherley Jhen Sherley Ways and Means Committee

Navy Secretary Roosevelt Heads to Europe on Warship

Assistant Secretary of the Navy F Roosevelt arrives in Europe aboard a destroyer to review naval administration. He will study contracts leases expenditures and coordinate with other departments while gathering firsthand overseas conditions. L MeL Howe will lead Roosevelt's office during the trip as part of a government program to inform officials with direct abroad experience.

F. Roosevelt Europe Roosevelt Naval L. Mel Howe Thnt

Engagements and Travels of Local Residents Noted

Announcements report engagements and travels of residents including Mars M Fountain and Harold Sandford, with families headed for Lookout Point Nassau L I and Newark Michigan moves. Other items list military postings, vacations, and relocations of individuals and families across multiple streets and towns.

McCarter Apologizes to Utilities Board Over Fare Delay Claim

Thomas N. McCarter of Public Service Railway reads a statement to the Board of Public Utilities Commission in Newark retracting earlier remarks about the commission while reiterating views on the fare increase decision. He asks no withdrawal from prior criticism of the ruling.

Court of Common Pleas Elizabeth Carlton B. Pierce Benjamin Braider Harold Bowman West Front Street Pierce Anderson Place Watchung Thomas N. McCarter Public Service Railway Company Board of Public Utilities Commission Newark Commission Copany

Plainfield Suits Include Standard Aircraft Pendente

Plainfield cautions filed two suits against the Antepy Company trading as Standard Aircraft pendant. The actions seek 4256.88 in shipping charges and war taxes for shipments between May 6 and June 2. Judge George S. Silzer will preside at the October circuit term in Elizabeth.

Z. K. Norman Elizabeth George S. Silzer Amoun ‘Eme Standard Company

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