The Burden of Taxation in New Jersey Public Finances
The piece analyzes taxation pressure on New Jersey residents and the state's fiscal strain. It cites government reports, school funding debates, and proposed plans including a $72,000,000 program for improvements, noting retrenchment debates and legislative considerations for the upcoming session.
Taxation commission names top New Jersey officials for reform
The commission includes Frank We Jess from Camden and Senator Clarence Cine of Somerset County, with Arthur N. Persson of Union and other leaders. They back limiting levies, opposing New York taxes, and urge a legislative path to a fair tax system. The meeting signals a campaign season focus on tax policy ahead of the next legislative session.
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Prank We Jess
Camilaen
Sear
New Jerseys
Clarence Cine
Sonmerace
Dilttork
Arthur N. Persson
Union Enn
Jersey City
Alan Powachnns
Toms
Hess
Ivan Fineonie
New Jersey
New York
Galitons
Teraerma
Uintages Inc
Jnu
Change in Beat for Church Music Sparks Debate
A writer laments shifts in church music from traditional gospel hymns to jazz influenced tunes. He recalls past congregational singing and questions current trends, noting a loss of familiar hymns and the impact on worship and community identity. He wonders if returning to older music would comfort worshipers amid changing tastes.
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Bankes
Bamie
Murat
Morsay
Dasene
Teruin
Investigation over town probe faces delay and questions
The Newark Evening News reports a municipal probe is slowed by testimony mainly from one town official. Calls rise to extend the investigation beyond June as public pressure grows and the commission may face removal of four members.
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Heitenescheg
Pte
Teportid Pan
Koele
Taverne
Akay
Klian Canelesa
Smith Wisan
Newark Evening News
Handquit King's Grim Plight With Stolen Handcuffs
The Handcuff King, in Morristown, borrowed handcuffs from Patrolman Truman. After being restrained in a bag and tied, he waited for a key that never came. By midnight he faced authorities, and Constable Thor Redden owned the cuffs used to release him. Alderman Wat and others observed.
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Ty Morristown
Truman
Janko
Hind
Blas
Chin
Thor Redden
Alderman Wat
Baller
Soldiers to Receive State Bonus Amid Labor Tensions
The Soldiers' Bonus program will issue about 8,000 checks as the state begins distribution. Officials started processing March 2 to facilitate payments, with checks expected to be ready by July. The piece notes ongoing labor strife and mentions the American Legion involvement and related political figures.
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Phas
Hank
P. Thetid
New der Potters
Silfeca
American Legion West
Alfred Pllitte
Warshiingtoce
Dade
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