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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
4
Woodbridge Township prepares a Recovery Exposition to display local progress under the leadership of its head and merchants. The event follows a successful prior showcase and carries the motto What Trenton Makes World Takes as residents rally for national recovery and civic effort amid tough financial times.
A reader-friendly appeal from a local contractor suggesting strategic savings on home improvements. The piece promotes prudent budgeting for furnaces and kitchens, encouraging readers to compare forecasts and consider small scale projects that boost welfare and spread holiday cheer.
The piece notes European diplomats as smooth and American leaders as naive and describes Litvinoff's meeting with President Roosevelt over American Russian recognition. It portrays the talks as lengthy and complex, contrasting idealized diplomacy with practical bargaining in Washington.
The article outlines tentative treaty terms with the Soviet Union, including waiving claims from the Siberian expedition, guarantees against propaganda and anti-US groups, fair trials for Americans under Soviet law, and religious freedom for Americans in Russia. It notes little on trade details and mentions William G. Bullitt as the coming ambassador, while contrasting housewife buying power and mixed business conditions with a lingering farm crisis.
Rutgers University will start a Public Finance course on December 7 at the Ballantine Building New Brunswick with weekly Thursday sessions for twelve weeks. Governor Moore Senator Reeves and other officials will speak. courses available at Trenton Newark and New Brunswick libraries.
A dense перечисtration of municipalities including Woodbridge Allentown Eaton town Farmingdale Monmouth County Freehold Keyport Matawan Middletown Township Naverink Oceanic Rumson Red Bank West Long Branch Basking Ridge Bernards Bernardville Memorial Bound Brook Gladstone Somerville Cranford Fanwood Linden Plainfield Rahway Roselle Scotch Plains Weatfield and local library areas. The fragment reads like a regional notice or directory segment referencing towns and communities in a central county area.
Margaret Minucci daughter of Mr and Mrs Donato Minucci of Port Reading married John Mehesy son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mehesy in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at St Anthony s church Port Reading Rev W Bickey officiated. The bride wore white satin with Spanish lace and a tulle veil. Attendants included Anna Meheay and Victoria Minucci. Best man was Benjamin Minucci and usher Joseph Meheay. Reception followed at the bride s home. They will reside on Rahway Avenue in Woodbridge.
The Junior Happiness Girls gathered Tuesday at the homes of Mrs. Howard Scull and Mrs. Marta Zettlemeyer with a councilor in charge. They sewed garments for the Red Cross after the business session. The Sewaren Republican Club welcomed twelve new members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. La Farr and planned a board party soon.
Avénel police report a break-in at a building formerly housing the Three Hearts on the super-highway. The owner, David Grogaman, said someone broke in Friday afternoon and stole a beer cooler.
The text blends political jabs about LaGuardia and Tammany with random notes on Kentucky voters equating ballots to cakes, a feline club for cats, a stretch of Statue of Liberty measure, a dangerous neck cleaning tale, and a remark on Earth appearing blue.
Police describe a break in where intruders gained access by a north side window and stole a beer cooler and a motor from the electric Ice box. No suspects named in the brief.
The board declares quarterly dividends for December 1 1983 on multiple stock types. 8 percent on 8% cumulative preferred stock $2.00 per share 7 percent on 7% cumulative preferred stock $1.76 per share 35.00 per annum on non par value cumulative preferred stock $1.25 per share and 70 cents per share on non par value common stock. Dividends payable December 31 1933 to record holders at December 1 1983. Dividends on 6% cumulative preferred stock payable last day of each month. T. W. Van Middlesworth Treasurer.
Public Service Electric and Gas Company announces the regular quarterly dividend on the 7 percent and five dollar preferred stock. Dividends are payable December 31, 1938 to stockholders of record December 1, 1993. A-1187
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