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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1933

Page

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Township to answer teachers’ petition in state education hearing

Julius Kays for Woodbridge Township Teachers Association filed a petition. Township Attorney Lavin answered before the Commissioner of Education, stating many teachers have been paid via sale of school warrants and that others are property owners who paid taxes. The filing notes bond offers, tax levies, and inquiries into Board of Education appropriations. Contingent on further pages.

Julius Kays Woodbridge Township Teachers’ Association Henry St. C. Lavin Hdieadion Risby Beime Ob Othe Board la Parc Woodbridge Paiaé Oor Rewyun Board of Education

Federal Home Loan Act talk at Memorial Municipal building

S. B. L. Booream of the federal Home Loan Corporation will speak on the Federal Home Loan Act on Tuesday evening August 29 at 8:16 in the Memorial Municipal building. He will explain the act and answer questions about government loans. The meeting, arranged by local officials led by Mayor William A. Ryan and Township Attorney Henry St. C. Lavin, aims to assist distressed homeowners.

S. B. L. Booream Federal Home Loan Corporation Federal Home Loan Act Memorial Municipal Hooream Itterpal William A. Ryan Henry St. C. Lavin Beacream

Crow's Nest and Miscellany From Local Notes

Local column covers a jumble of humor and gossip about neighbors. Bits mention a broken key at bury Park and a pinochle game mishap, a mushroom field shortcut, a birthday, pies versus cream puffs, political figures, a storm along the shore, seagull sightings, a budding romance at the town hall relief office, Sgt. Egan on vacation writing for more baby bands, a car theft mishap at the county jail, and light satire about a ghost writer and an embryo publisher.

Bury Park Lefty Maggie Ed Lark Carteret Nueberg Aee Hannon Woodbridge Main Street Ye Town Hall Jack Egan New York Jack Steve Embryo

Woodbridge Board to Probe High School Failures

At a Monday night Woodbridge Township Board of Education session, Jack Blair released a report based on data from former Principal John H. Love showing about 46 000 in taxpayer losses from student failures. Finance chief Ernest C. Moffett cited textbook quality and funding limits as factors, with Love’s undated 1943 report referenced and discussed.

Blair Jack Blair Woodbridge John H. Love Board of Education Ernest C. Moffett Finance Committee Love Woodbridge High School Woodbridge Township Thorndike

Windstorm Causes Major Damage Across Town

A severe windstorm swept through the township Wednesday and into the night, uprooting trees, blowing down wires and smashing windows. Homes on Strawberry Hill suffered roof damage at 143 Strawberry Hill Avenue as police and road crews cleared fallen trees along Rahway and nearby streets in Clift Road, Avenel, and Sewaren.

Strawberry Hill Alex Kager Strawbrry Hill Avenue Rah Way Avenue Malin Atreety Clift Road Sewaren Rahway Avenue Homestead Avenue Avenel Prospect Street Ridgedale Avenue Green Street Barron Avenue Ridgedate Avenue

Slain Gangster Wanted Here in Avenel Case

Police linked Nathan Reiner known as the Zipper to the slaying of Joseph Feldstein of New York. Feldstein’s body was found near Homestead Avenue Avenel after a spree of related killings tied to the Schnee case. Reiner was found dead in Belleville, with prior incarcerations and outstanding larceny and robbery charges. Authorities plan to question Reiner’s widow in Newark for possible clues.

Ideal Nathan Reiner Zipper Joseph Feldstein Cannon Street New York City Bishoa Homestead Avenue Blakeroad Avenel Rether Belleville Feldstein Ff Reifer George E. Feating Collins Passene Joseph Schnee Brooklyn Schnee Isidor Schloss New York Marlboro Relner Celly Wes Fare Island Elmira Reformatory Frobbery Slug Sing Middlesex County Renner Newark

Lumber veteran Floyd Howell speaks at Rotary luncheon

Floyd Howell of ee Lumber Company addressed the Rotary Club at a Middlesex Hotel luncheon yesterday. He noted his thirty years in the lumber business and spoke on the topic Business a and 20 Years Ago.

Floyd Howell Ee Lumber Company T Rotary Club Middlesex Hotel Howell

Jackson Threatens to Call Public Meet on Ferry Case

A board of education meeting notes a supervising principal appointment soon. three out of town applicants considered and a report on applications in a few days. Reopening set for September 6 after Labor Day. teachers to be notified. Neighbor of A O Perrys backs Ferry for Love position. local printing bid awarded.

Board of Education Ernest Moffett Roy BE Anderson Mra B. Moll A. O. Perry Ferry Love Woodbridge Leader Middlesex Press Journal Printing and Publishing Company

Board probes alleged spying over graduation rings

Jackson claims Steve Vecsey and Bob Ferry acted as spies at an informal conference last Friday. He asks Ferry to return an alleged overcharge on graduation class rings.

Jackson Steve” Vecsey Bob Ferry Ferry

Caseys to Hold Third Annual Charity Ball

Knights of Columbus Chapter No 4 plans its third annual charity ball on Thursday evening October 12 at the Hotel Pines Me tuchen. The event funds hospital and charity work with tickets on sale through council members. Secretary James B Flanigan South Amboy treasurer William Lawlor Carteret and committees led by Ambrose Moran Sayreville William Lawlor and Edwin Gaediker New Brunswick organize arrangements patrons and boosters.

South Amboy William Lawlor Carteret Ambrose Moran Sayreville Edwin Gaediker New Brunswick Lawrence I

Township adjusts delinquent tax rate to five percent

The Woodbridge administration reduces interest on delinquent taxes from seven to five percent effective through September 30 1933 and directs the Administration Committee to inform taxpayers. The resolution was adopted August 14 1983.

Board urged to take action in Ferry charges at high school

Harry Jackson pressed the Board of Education to address charges against High School Principal Arthur C. Ferry threatening public action if ignored. He demanded the State Board of Education letter read and accused board members of partial attendance and improper conduct. The board's counsel urged legal, written sworn charges and a proper hearing before any consideration.

Board of Education Harry Jackson Arthur C. Ferry Ony Vecsey Elmer J. Vecsey Mr. Ferry Bob Ferry D Jackson Maurice Dunigan Jackson Ferry Ferry Tatum Martin Mr. Moffett

Police Arrest Two for Passing Spurious Bills

Police arrest Nicholas Shebark and Peter Karbowski in Hope ana on counts of passing counterfeit ten dollar bills. Victims Stephen Cark and Jaho Cark Jr described key changes and led to arrests. suspects later confessed ties to Perth Amboy and New York addresses. Federal authorities took over after arraignments. additional local identifications linked to multiple towns.

Nicholas Shebark 16Th St New York Peter Karbowski Clinton Street New York City Hope Ana Perth Amboy Jamey A. Walsh Stephen Sutch Charies and Juliette Sts Jaho Cark, Jr Cark Trol Thomas Somers August Matthews Passaic George Hovan Washington Street Julius Taskiwicz Seaman Street Michael Wartin State Street Charles Swalligan Prospect Street Elizabeth, Hahway and Carteret

Merchants Meet to Discuss Proposed Township Ordinances

A Woodbridge Merchants Association meeting is set for Wednesday night August 30 at the Memorial Municipal building. It invites all Baal nesamen organizations and interested residents to discuss peddler and transient merchant ordinances, plus annual officer elections. If passed the ordinances would regulate handbills and licensing for revenue.

Baal Nesamen Memorial Municipal Woodbridge Merchants’ Association Peddigra Bankery Ip “Tg Vent Wntal of Police

Local man injured in highway collision near Groom

William Goodman 36 of Green Atreat Woodbridge was slightly hurt at about ten this morning when his car on the superhighway near Groom Street struck a parked truck on the roadside. Masson of West New York received a flat tire in the incident.

William Goodman Green Atreat Woodbridge Groom At New York

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