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Newspaper
Princeton News
Location
Princeton, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
5
Members including Senator Jamieson and Assemblymen Ward and Connelly discussed obtaining funds for a bridge in Princeton Penns Neck. Community groups and various clubs backed the plan, with highway officials seeking a $200,000 PWA grant after $190,000 was thought lost.
The text advocates forming a Housing Authority under law to conduct a prompt, thorough housing study. It notes such an authority would have broad powers, including condemnation, and could operate without further authorization from the mayor and council, raising questions about municipal control.
The speaker argues for a broad approach to housing distress, urging use of current aids such as employment loyalty campaigns and relief for property owners. They emphasize the root cause as low incomes and stress planning, employment policy changes, and cooperation at Princeton to address shelter needs beyond new housing.
The district publishes final honor roll rosters across grades 7 to 9. Grade 9 High Honor Roll names include Walter Bastedo Stuart Coan Robert Mills Marion Cainelli Margaret Foerster Mildred Van Overen. Grade 8 High Honor Roll lists Julia Ceraso Arthur Close with Honors others on the Honor Roll. Grade 7 Honor Roll features Margaret Childs Jane Foster Viola Germani Caroline Greene Marilyn Helwig Elsa Mozgo Agnes Toole.
Totale posted 35.4 86 10 11 24 6 8 with Dopieralski and Zalen ski each notching two base hits and Watlington adding a three base hit. Dopieralski, Watlington, and Opdyke hit home runs while Ianotta and Balogs executed key sacrifices. Dumke and Coleman combined for four and seven strikeouts respectively. Umpires were Woods and Smith.
Mercer County Hi Y delegates head north for YMCA Congress with leaders like Branch Rickey and Dr. William Hutchins among speakers. The trip includes sightseeing to Norris Dam and Shenandoah Caverns and exchange of keepsakes with other states. Delegation returns July 2.
The stamp and parcel post windows will open at 7 30 a m and close at 5 30 p m daily. On Saturdays hours are 7 30 a m to 12 noon. No changes at any other windows will be made.
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