24 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Rahway Record
Location
Rahway, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
1
Acting Police Chief Dunphy orders an end to ticket killing amid concerns of political interference. The public seeks transparency as Rahway police reorganization proceeds and calls grow for accountability from Mayor Bargér and the police committee.
The National Democrat November 16 1871 announces Rev Alfred Taylor editor of the Sunday Workman will address the public in the Lecture Room at 714 oclock Friday evening all interested invited. A voter in Union Township faced a ballot mix up on election day while Rahway Lyceum reflects on its fading but valued history and hopes for revival. Dr Abercrombie of St Pauls has received a call to St Matthews Church Jersey City likely to stay given his wish to aid the city rather than seek higher pay.
The speaker recalls observing a subsidiary of a major corporation involved in telephone equipment soliciting funds to beat Roosevelt during business hours at the company’s expense. The piece argues the administration’s course will be shaped by its adversary, “big business,” predicting fireworks if it seeks to guide the nation’s destiny.
Ten red oak trees were planted at Riverside Park by florist John R. Baumann at the request of the Shade Tree Commission to honor Rahway boys who died in World War I. The trees run along the park’s west side from the grandstand to the hilltop entrance. Delegates Mrs. K Hess and Miss M Somlack attended the Parent Teacher and Mothers Congress in Trenton, with Mrs. J Hoagland serving as substitute teacher during Somlack’s absence. A Mews Brotherhood was proposed at the First Presbyterian Church with a nominating committee named to select officers for a Sunday meeting and election.
Mrs Herbert Hoover congratulates Wi ram F Little at a Maryland Parent Teacher Association banquet honoring the Chil dren's Charter. Governor Albert C Ritchie and Judge Charles Moyland were among the honored guests.
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