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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
4
Friday December 8 1933 reports Woodbridge's first ridge Township Recovery Exposs opens amid initial scoffs. Mayor William A Ryan praises unity as hundreds attend to learn what Woodbridge makes and offers to the world.
The editorial endorses President Roosevelt's plea to keep liquor purchases to regulated agencies and avoid temptations from speakeasies and bootleggers. It urges public restraint on excess and opposes a return to saloons, noting broader support for Prohibition repeal with temperance education. It cites NRA revival concerns and praises industry code progress in steel and other sectors under orderly voluntary codes.
The text shows critics of the NRA arguing against coded standards, accusing proponents of delay and bias. A Philadelphia figure is referenced, suggesting partisan tensions in the discussion.
The piece surveys the nation’s money policy disputes amid Roosevelt's programs. It notes Morgenthau and Warren shaping policy, gold and dollar revaluation, and mixed reactions from business groups, Congress, and press as the Civil Works Administration promises 4 million jobs and higher wages. It also cites multiple editorials from Time and newspapers on monetary reform and economic recovery.
The document details NRA interpretations on retail practices prohibiting secret gifts to influence sales and clarifies wage rules for physically incapacitated workers, rebates to farm cooperatives, and cost allocation for administering industrial groups, citing sections and code references.
Patrolman Ben Fryzef of the Miami Police Department disrupted a birthday sunbathing session involving Signa Tobiason eleven months and Joyce Shields one year as officers intervened after warnings about their clothing status.
The Woodbridge Township Businessmen's Association seeks public opinion on establishing a new or branch bank in Woodbridge. The group asks residents if they favor a bank locally, would support government supervised options, buy non assessable stock, allow visits about stock, open savings and checking accounts, rent safety deposit boxes, and attend mass meetings.
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