Faith Mission Ends At St Mary's Church In City
Discourse on faith as mission concluded at St Mary's Church after a week long gathering by Apostolate Fathers. The closing events attracted large crowds including 1200 women on Sunday and featured Father Flemming's sermons linking faith to daily life. The church urged practical Catholicism, charity, and steadfastness amid persecution, praising American Catholic loyalty and devotion to God.
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McCann Is Named Night Station Master at Commant- Par
Charles F. McCann of West Third street has been promoted after fifteen years with New Jersey Central’s passenger service to night station master at the Commant- Par terminal. The appointment, among thirty two applicants, recognizes faithful and efficient service in the railroad’s operations. Previously with New York Telephone, he served as night chief operator and assistant wire chief in Newark.
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Charles F. McCann
West Thirdstreet
Tech
New Jersey Central
Commant- Par
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Vervicn
Fie
Call New Jersey Central
McCann
New York Televhone Company
Lorat Errbange
Aesistant
Newark
English Out, Kenney May Go Tomorrow
Tensions rise in Union County fuel administration as officials resign or threaten to close offices in Elizabeth and Plainfield amid a shifting leadership. State Commissioner Jenkinson orders a 30 cent per ton coal price cut for households next Monday while noting a 15 percent freight increase on coal to railroads. The net effect is a modest consumer price drop of about seven and a half cents per ton.
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Oeagaid
Elizabeth
Plainfield
Becaues
John J. Kenney
Kenney
English
Asntetum
Jenkinson
Unién County Fuel Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ice Dealers Explain Zone System Adoption
Ice company managers describe a zone system to ration manpower and routes as shortages loom. One-half the staff are in the army or drafted, forcing districts to be allocated by available crew, with cross‑company adjustments to serve Plainfield customers. Rates may rise 60 cents per 100 pounds starting April, depending on conditions.
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Plainfield
Aaron
Ics
Vance Mech
iPICAR COMPANY STOPS FLOUR SALES TO EMPLOYES
iPICAR company halts flour sales to employees citing Hoover dictated rule. deliveries made Saturday. plant had offered carload flour to workers at lower price. shipments continued as cereal equivalent policy conflicted with distribution plan.
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Ipicar Company
Hoover
Folrer Company
South Flamnfeld
Aid of All Citizens Urges Farewell to Selectives
A local citizens committee appeals for broad support to honor selectives with patriotic displays and a procession. Donations are flowing to Treasurer Townsend from many residents and firms, while a return train route to transport selectives to Kelly Field Texas is outlined.
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Citizens’ Committee
Varley
Hrandea
Townsend
Eastman Kemonner
Iarence
More
Charles H. Frost
Wiliam R.townend
Joseph B. Yerkes
Walter Manning
Roger F. Murray
Andrew J. Gavett
Arthur FB. Crone
Jacob Fars
George P. Mollick
W. B. Davis
V. 0. Deane
Ancartmons
H. J. Butler
W. L. Lock
Postmaster to Address Business Men on Mail Delays
Postmaster A F E Hoagland will speak before the Business Men's Association at the Bahcork building Thursday night April 4. Government officials urged the talk to explain wartime mail delays and the department's efforts to reduce inconveniences over the past six months. The meeting will also inform civic groups about department details and local explanations.
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Business Men's Association
Bahcork
Business Men's Association Ing
Mitair
Advance In Position For William V. Kennett
Wood Printing Machinery Company promotes William B. Kennett of East Wirth Street to production superintendent at the South Second Street Potter Shop plant. Kennett, a former machinist at the Potter concern, has trained at several city factories in Newark Elizabeth New Brunswick and is in his thirties. Moor, the works manager, is currently away recovering from an illness but hopes to return next week.
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Wood Printing Machinery Company
William B. Kennett
East Wirth Street
Conorrn
South Second Street
Loca
Kennett
Cmd Moor
Moor
Loarch Still On The Job Patrolman Presses Charges
Patrolman George Toerch continued to deter speeding by bringing violators into court daily. This morning he charged M Peebles of Haritan and A Le Wright of this city, both taken yesterday. Each was fined $10 by Judge DeMera.
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Loarch
George Toerch
M. Peebles
Haritan
A. le Wright
DeMera
Local Couple Welcomes Fourth Child At Home
Mr and Mrs James P Mottley of Fairview avenue are the grandparents of a four pound boy born Wednesday morning. Mrs Mottley was formerly Mary L Cerney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Carsey.
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James P. Mottley
Fairview Avenue
Mottley
Mary L. Cerney
Andrew Carsey
Actin Snes Sue Bornmgh
Snty Treat Company
Non-Union Workers Rush City Hall Completion
City Hall construction accelerates with non union labor from out of town. Superintendent John Dahl, recently returning to lead the project, says an opening reception is four months away while carpenters from elsewhere may be hired as local unions balk. The Master Builders' Approval party denounces the use of non union workers amid mounting labor friction.
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John Dahl
Dantia
Coal Dealer Sells Carload Without Order Says Nobody's Business
H W Marshall proprietor of Marshall Laundry complained to State Bureau Commissioner Richard C Jenkinson that coal merchants used steam power to withhold buckwheat coal and claimed a carload was delivered without order. The dealer denied the charge and said the purchase was for Jobotty’s Depot.
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W. Marshall
Marshall’ Laundry
Buel
Richard C. Jenkinson
Mr. Marshall
Cline
Marshall
Mobilization Call For Enlisted Nurses
Mobilization efforts in the American sector of the war prompt 169 doctors 100 nurses and possibly 100 aides to mobilize from Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Philadelphia hosts the Jefferson unit with three Muhlenberg Hospital graduates Miss Ethel Humphrey Mina Helen Wilts and Miss Eleanor Sehenck as key nurses connected to Visiting Nurses Association and Somerset School health work. The group prepares for a trans Atlantic voyage and will proceed to New York for equipment before boarding.
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Jefferson Hoepitay
Philadelphia
Muhlenberg Hospital
Ethel. Humphrey
Park Avenue
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Mina Helen Wilts
Eleanor Sehenck
Seetch
Plains
Nurges’ Amoetation
Somerset School
Keroush
Creme
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Plas
Jefferson Anit
Misa
Humphrey Charles Curran
Miers
Bue
Lenbere Hospital
Fragmentary court report notes arrests and decisions
A morning court entry mentions Katty and Noles and a woman named Rycroft facing a felony charge with potential jail time. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but indicates a legal proceeding with outcomes pending.
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Katty
Noles
Rycroft
Fred
Plainkeld Soldier Dies At Camp Dix
A Plainkeld soldier died at Camp Dix amid a wartime medical incident. Official reports describe the incident as a fatal outcome linked to a health issue affecting service members at the camp.
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Camp Dix
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