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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
2
The article describes external ear canal irritation and otitis in animals with symptoms such as pain and ear holding, wax buildup, and potential progression to purulent middle ear inflammation. It also notes Crosby introducing four songs from Paramount and lists the titles I Must Have Been That Way The Day You Came Along Too Much Harmony.
Benjamin DeCasseres, renowned author and bon vivant, is pictured taking the first legal drink after the ratification of the first amendment by the 36th state Utah. The moment, shown with a telegraph update, marks a historic note in the amendment era.
Louige Mannigg appeared before Supreme Court Justice Clarence E. Case on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging the murder of her husband Wyatt in Woodbridge on September 18. County Judge Adrian Lyon was named to preside. Mrs Manning stated the knife wounds injury to her husband was an accident after his hospitalization.
Nathaniel Mays a local resident sustained injuries after a car owned by Isa dore Bey struck him on State Street Perth Amboy as he traveled south. Police investigation underway.
A pedestrian on Amoy Avenue near Uncle Tom's Cabin was injured Tuesday noon when a car skidded and struck a pole. Investigation found the driver, Mays, had no license and the injured was taken to Perth Amboy General Hospital.
A collage of quotes mocks jungle peace, goop for women, college rackets, and sport lore. A Los Angeles suit targets a movie actor over a black eye allegation while a St. Louis Browns official critiques baseball union hours.
An old advertisement urges readers not to be annoyed by troubles and claims Firestone tires offer deep non skid tread for thousands of miles of safe driving and also markets Firestone tubes.
Mrs Rebecca Katko Avnel 57 of Edgarton Boulevard Edgarton died suddenly at home on Wednesday. Survived by husband Frank three daughters Mrs Stephen Katko of Avenel Mrs William Johnson of Woodbridge Mrs James Maing of Europe a son Charles of Woodbridge and seventeen grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 1:30 PM at house and 2:00 PM at Hungarian Reformed Church Carteret Interment Alpine Cemetery.
The Ladles Auxiliary of Adath Israel plans a Sunday Chanukah celebration at 7 p.m. in the synagogue on School Street. The program features a two act play and a musical interlude titled Whats Tonight coached by Mrs. Nathan Duff and Mrs. M Tralman with a cast including Hannah Bernstein Ella Blake and several others. Prologue and epilogue by Blanche Shoenbrun precede student performances Dorothy Klein Anna Dursch Barbara Berse Alicia Grossman and Ella Blake join the musical interlude with tap dancing by Dorothy Klein and Nathan Bernstein. Dancing and refreshments will close the evening. all congregants and friends are invited.
The annual Trinity Parish adult Christmas party will be on Monday evening December 18 at 8 PM at the parish house on Trinity Lane. Entertainment is planned and refreshments will be served.
John Powers of Dorsey Motors, Ford dealer, asserts the Ford Exposition of Progress at Port Authority Commerce Building showcases factory accuracy and new tools like carboloy and utillite enabling bearing surfaces to within ten thousandth of an inch. Free exposition tickets are given at Dorsey Motors with daily prize drawings for a 1934 Ford.
Governor Blood opened the repeal convention in Salt Lake City as Utah ratified the 21st amendment ending prohibition. Across the nation, reports highlighted this milestone while Utah joins a nationwide shift away from the dry era. The scene contrasted with New Yorks largest expositions and Warner Bros Footlight Parade featured at the State Theatre with star names from Cagney to Blondell.
More than a score of the 250 chorus girls appear in dance sequences for Footlight Parade with lively production numbers and stage spectacle.
James A. Johnston, renowned penologist and former head of Folsom and San Quentin, now faces the challenge of managing the nation’s most dangerous inmates at the Devil’s Isle, Alcatraz Island federal penitentiary.
Rutgers University unveils an eight game 1934 grid slate. The season opens with a Penn game at Franklin Field and closes with a Colgate clash at Nielsen Field on November 24. New opponents include Colgate and New York University. Princeton Providence and Villanova are not on the 1934 list.
Schedule lists games against Penn Military College Franklin and Marshall Springfield and University of Pennsylvania with home and away dates. Matches include Oct 13 Franklin and Marshall at Lancaster Oct 27 Bethlehem Nov 3 Lafayette at home Nov 24 Columbia at home.
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