Rahway voters prize personnel over form in government choice
The letter writers favoring commission or city manager systems cite Rahway politics and Newark, Hackensack, and Roosevelt era examples. The Record argues personnel determines results, noting Mayor Barger's two year record and public support for Civil Service. A different form could aid welfare, but current satisfaction persists with the present administration and interest in governance remains high.
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Fellowship Club Delivers Fourth Thursday Dinner at YMCA
Each Thursday evening during fall and winter a group of men meets at the YMCA for dinner and an hour of discussion. The Fellowship Club plans its fourth session of the year.
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Autumn Home Wedding Ties Ahrens Niece to Hastedt in New York
Miss Kathe Ludwig wed Charles Hastedt of New York at the home of Mr and Mrs John Ahrens 3 Barnett street in a wedding noted as among the autumns most attractive. Lillian Rourke from 182 West Montgomery street joined a Princeton Harvard game weekend outing in Somerville.
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Battle over ballots looms as Rahway recount eyed
In Clark Township a recount ordered by Justice Clarence E Case faces a Friday vote split after George H Holland a defeated Freeholder candidate triggers the move. Clerk Samuel Flamm notes vandalism destroyed some ballots in a school building burning them. Holland lost to Democrat Henry Grother by two votes. Rahway merchants plan Boost Rahway campaign from November 28 to Christmas. Rahway High School football suffers fifth straight defeat Cartéret 19 Bendermen 0.
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Election Day Reflections on Party, Public Opinion, and Big Business
The writer asserts that Election Day outcomes were reflected in ballots across forty-six states and urges unity beyond party lines. He questions big business fear of reprisals, defends government greatness regardless of party, and laments corporate timidity while praising the common citizen.
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Einor Landon
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