American Legion debate stirs Warren County meeting
The Warren County American Legion Posts convened to debate a fouraway bonds plan and the national executive committee stance. Franklin Dolier urged unity as members argued over support for the plan and the duty of veterans to assist in public service.
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Dinty
Ape
Uborne Goldin- Ray
Hinds
Franklin DY Lter
Fallmyss
Capvie Sa
Mer
Department of New Jersey
American Legion
Franklin Dolier
Warren Countty Weston
Warren County Armerican Leyton Poxts
Waxtington
Mill
Sto
Avery
Amerie Legion
New Jersey
Comsrounder
Awltoy
Havicotstown
Wis
Prensa
Foreleneburn
Joxton
Baller
Thora
Laue
Charies
Olevetad
Matoder
Willan Kane
Phin
Eugene Binwn
Eividere
Cayl Hidacht
Washington
Une County
Busy Nights for Local Masons and Degree Work
Local Masons held several meetings in Newton and area lodges. The DeMolay Commandery and allied orders attended a Thurdays night session, conferring degrees and noting the first time a Kilenty Sebi meeting was held. A dinner followed at the Cochran House in Newton.
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Newton
Clinton
Bluoishiey
Oxford
Lodee
Tivoniansy Taatge
Hohl Seeker
Frost
Willan Boyd
Neir
Ceorse T. Everitt
Enekeuefon
Mast
Bloomsbury
Ua Banaue
Twies
Uexrea
DeMalny Comrdtantery
Gilets Templar
Newten Tri
Utustriens
Order of Bed Cries
Kylenty Sebi
Owas
Cochran Flouse
Indictments Hit Multiple Defendants in April Jury Session
Reported indictments target a group led by Patrick Till or Utley with charges including robbery larceny and assault. United States Marines VanGorder and Tierderson faced robbery and larceny counts. Others named include Eugene Alemis and several locals implicated in thefts and sexual assault allegations with varying outcomes and pretrial detentions.
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Belvidere
Belerd Isery du Tiny
Didi
Persuma
Amg
al Baslon Srpes
Peter
Hilin
Sual
Jill von Wart
Hoiin
Elase
Eugene Alemis
Bitlowl
Boain
Valle Kahert
VanGorder
James Tierderson
United States Marines
Ar Weilker Werkbobiel
Itvs Lom
du Wong
Tossmuth
Ton Vette
Seceeltnel
Wy Capriter
Rata
Aaseedtert
Wwerthedier
Gosueidrivius
Liisa
N.Y
New York
Wu Woil
Wiero
Bustiwiy
Alex Kotniat
Mipe
Margaret Vascalt
Hycinalt Birt Ivink
Tlogelsville
Alee In- Weta
Ben Die Sorter
United States Army
Vasenk
Hele Firm
Wasemiyche
Washington Borough Marshal Shrope Longtime Policeman
The piece profiles Washington Borough Marshal Shrope, noting his 88 years of service across borough wards and 40 000 miles walked, including career highlights such as arrests of notable criminals, his loyalty to duty, and a long tenure beginning before 1885 with continuous service up to the present.
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Shotni
Washington
Horn
Slirnyi
Te Wits
Uae
Wilel
Shrope
Bill
Warren
George Kekbaed
Lindi
Waslunglan
Tme
T ' Hig
Washinton
Chee
Oliver Sheppe
Logal
Andrew
Elviders
Iniawa
Falta
Leo
Gali
Allianugl
Deanks
Tia
Luis
Billatht
Suleddon Umut Oven St
Winhe
Alanis
Cilleo
Improvements at Edison plant to cost nearly one million
The Edison Cement Company announces major improvements at its New Village plant. The project, estimated at about 1 million dollars, aims to reduce heat loss and improve efficiency with new ductwork and high speed looms. Construction is expected to finish by mid year with substantial savings in fuel and rail costs.
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Edison
Ginlee Way
New Vilhage
Edison Cement, Company Ab
Wilma
Abedin
Lalwadik & Wilrax
Boro Plans Appeal After Court Verdict
Borough officials agreed to appeal a ruling of 4 650 87 in favor of the Groutlsn company over work on a sewer plate. The meeting also saw the resignation of the Hompton Tax Collector and appointment of a successor. Minor items included street repairs debates and calls for better water infrastructure.
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Washington
Belvidere
Subkurm Maghwering Conpainy
Groutlsn
Dinna
Smapie
Trough Connell Mloniy
Mim
Edward
Thormion
Sayer CheisUne
Droadaleeen
Youmans Avenue
Lance
Charles Temperly
Digread
Alruels
Cannelman FC
Lanning
Vernet
Catlight
Hackettstown School Troubles Spur City Debate
Hackettstown residents argue over funding and control as school board members discuss a $1,000 loan and the year’s budget. Citizens urge careful planning amid claims of tax money urgency and district priorities.
Funds raised to build a parsonage in Washington
A community drive led by Mayor Christine aims to raise funds for a pastor’s parsonage in Washington. The campaign, conducted via subscription, reports several contributions and overall progress toward the goal amid church activity and local events.
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Christi
Vrive
Visa Chirell
Mt Bigguy Acrioun
Stesetion
Washington
Fs Mnatkye Ap
Washinetoniens
Christine
Washwavon
Uwe ii
Chirk Wis
Strouds
Huis
Ballon
Duchus
Sreany
Glariy
Warren County Faces Acute Teacher Shortage
Warren County schools face a sharp teacher shortage as many top teachers may not return in September. County Superintendent Robert G. Sanford says the district will accept only qualified staff, urging strict standards and calling for stronger summer school programs to attract skilled applicants.
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Warren County
Trobert G. Santor
Sanford
Tle
Seheota
Wirrey
Eminty
New Jersey
Smidler Cownties
Ars
Otter Charlishest
Wsmerxericy
Minerguney
Enly Ag i
My. Sanford
Sanfard
Sanford Eal
USA
Renmin
Kiss
Newior
Lane Goduly
Goon City
Deen
Tyne
Siemmer
iMeitiry Certileate
Avi
Selva Sexston
Selon Stanagemont
Horan Thy Methade
Tea Ming Biletary School
Subjciet Touy
Eller
Anpyovadelty Doaclers
Une Aumiane Silatanil
Stile Normal School
Navy Recruiting Party Visits New Jersey This Week
The United States Navy recruiting team tours New Jersey cities for three days offering enlistment and information on trade schools and early entry into naval service. Prospective recruits aged 18 to 34 may attend to learn about training at Blampton Roads or Philadelphia and meet organizers including Chief Parrot Captain Allen Peank and Dr. L. Wy Finch.
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Ted States
Naval
United Sater Navy
New Jersey
Washington
Inornlie
Wie
Ste
Ute
Jorad Postatic
Tieaday
Usen
Recutings
Washington, Post
Lrade
Blampton Roads
Allnpeank
Iaher
L. Wy Finch
Q. ML
Charley Schultz
Drysluil
U.S. Navy
Beholy
Patalus
Uume
Asbury Church Cancels Debt and Dedicates New Building
Asbury Church completed a debt cancellation and dedication Sunday for a new church building. The mortgage was burned after $451 of $600 was raised, with support from Rev. M. Ler and Rev. Spencer. Donations and Sunday services drew attendees from Finesville Norton and Hampton as the congregation celebrated the upgrade.
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Asbury
T. J. Ciw- Toy
GM. W. Ler
Warren County
de. Po
Spyencer
Fainfeld
Ube Elugeles
Finesville
Norton
Hampton
Spencer
TY. FL Cawley
Joseph Opdyka
Davy Holmes
Mise Elizabeth Thompson
Lee
Robert, Robinson
Presbyterian
Clarah
Profiteer controversy as wartime pricing debates resurface
The piece discusses profiteering, price control, and public sentiment with references to wartime propaganda, government power, and the impact on consumers. It cites 1964 prices for various staples and notes calls for action against profiteers, while projecting future regulatory debates.
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Opera House
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Boro
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Hackettstown
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Red Cross
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Weil
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Department of Justice
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