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Family Picture Newspaper SS^SPp^*" * ?|?i^^§ffpS: • V* HE'S THERE HE'S EVERY. WHERE! FAMILY PICTURE NEWSPAPER nSous fa * pace he has lived far at » years now, but at last < too brie) he's slowing things It* to* late became he's Volume 2 Number 32 Friday, July 8, I960 Price 10 Cents WR or less affected Us MI aervws system tfcnmga centin- AT RIGHT, Postmaster Nicholas «w pressuring of itis' physical J. Caruso displays the paster pro- being, working too hard and long claiming "Maritime Week." Hail •Matt wociyn^j mincecssaW iiy •VB>T tracks working out of the famoas hat job and family. They, now, seaport city carried the poster are all grown and independent; publicizing the slogan "American they've left him, to*, aWd tar afl Ships are America's Lifeline," practical purposes have ahaav Mayor John J. Gragan who pro- tloned ban. kit ynhnBhy condi- claimed "Maritime Week" k na- tion and the good he kas na>- tional president of the onion. In- dered them down through the terested spectator at the left k years, lust another pity tint fate Paul Van Wie. District Collector cm rack ap. of * • • TUGBOATS and excursion BELOW, Mayor John J. O steamers are their only avoca- maimed the shovel with the help tio> these days, in their goldear of Diane r.«f«|M|^ "little Mkm years. Twa or three times each Hoboken" at ground breaktBg week, they take pleasant, tef rest- ceremony on the site of the ing "journeys" up and down the High School. In the group witness- river reliving in retrospect the ing (he ceremony are Mefvin «—dufiri days sf their early Christie*. Lotus De Paseafe, years whea rtiey first fefl hi lave. secretary Board of Education; Today, their love having beest Jim Bostkk*. John McAkvy, fortified hy 45 years of hipnhwai president Board of Education; J. and iBBpimd to greater hearts of Haoley, Thomas McFeeky, bias hy an appreciative, though intendent of schools; Couadhnea snail family, they have conch to Frank Caprio, Joseph BartktU, he proud of. Their short jaaate Louis Francoae, L. O'Reilly, on the ships are a second, every- Loretta Haack, Gas Ganaro*, day honeymoon. Charles La*£*. Father Franc* • • • Fallen, pastor of Our Lady af Grace Chunk; Ed White*, Pti. her cash, and she is hcssg "taken" annHTci(uUy hy urn- dart*. *mc*nber «f Board af scrapatous bookmakers who ar* Education. tooting ail (he lentous in hath leagues to her. She shied away from horses, for fear the high stakes might ruin her bankbook; she shunned "numbers" Because it seemed futile and even petty. Her solution, and downfall, it seems, was the ball games. Now she's boxed in. what with "odds", point spreads, etc. It may eon- some a longer time to take all her funds, bat it certainly is in- evitable. * » ¥ A BOOTBLACK for years on the main drag and in the office buildings, plus various govern- ment facilities throughout the area, he works long, hack-break- ing boors but never has lost his identity as a shoe-shiner. Ever polite and neat, he arrives early ra the city and at 5 o'clock m the afternoon is picked up by his eld- est daughter m her automobile on her way home from work. They 4riw many miles oat of town to their rather palatial home in the suburbs where he enjoys the role of a minor country squire. He's respected in his neighborhood, where be is believed to be pre- U-ntiottt dealer in real estate and a stockbroker (which he is—from the profits of 5 and t«-cent tips aver a Jv year span). • • • THE LADIES were dressed to (he eye-teeth in the height of fashion astd stood out like sore thumbs amid the crowd at the graduation ceremonies.. When the grade filed oat, they did too, their heads tilted Ugh aad, without hesitating to greet anyone, they strooV on their way oat of tight Actaaily. they went at ate cere* monies to see K 60th Anniversary Of Waterfront teredl Mmfidmr State Teachers faVU Dedicate High School Site; Blaze Passes Without Notice To Be Ready By Sept. '61 years *gtf one <by last cut off while adrift in the vicinity signed to Kealey School which she I at WetsWfcen. awn* 15 crew at one time attended as a child. Ground was broken this past who is aiso newly-elected presi- iw and ware than *li,«M.M» week for the long-awaited new members were found bekm deck, She was born in Margaret Hague dent of Hoboken Junior Chamber in damages were caused by fir* Hnboken high school which ha* moat almost burned 4o a crisp. Hospital, Jersey City. of Commerce, is awak^ni am st die Hobofen waterfront been estimated to cost aoeas Others were found burned alive Many Hoboken residents will of "Hobofcens moat $5,W0,«M » Four North German Uoyd Lanes while attempting to escape retmmber the little Ghmese hand bachelor*" steamships were destroyed through shsp port holes. laundry on Third St., between Mayor John J. Grogan observed Now Pier J of American Ex- As firemen battled the May in- Washington and Hudson Sts.. during the ceremonies "This is port Lines, the scene was a ragaig ferno, some 37 other ships in operated many years toy Linda's the most important investment McFeeley To holocaust. which reportedly port were burned to the water- father. Pakchow, prior to moving we can make for the future of started front a carelessly dis- our city." Annapolis, 1 line. Warehouses, docks and bulk- Jo his present shop at 9M Wash- carded m«t<* setting fire to a heads were burned to the water ington St. Linda was the same Some SW persons witnessed the Van Bennekum bale of cotton Long^toremen. surface Scores of firemen and po- tittle girl who used to stand in dedication at the selected site, at checkers dock hands, crew lice called to duty were treated the window, waving to passeraby «h and Clinton Streets. To Air Force member* jumped into Hudson The new school will contain at the scene for smoke poisoning «nd unconsciously bringing cus- Rep. Domenkk V. Danieb River Some died of drowning, come* 48 classrooms for general and thfen returned to fighting (he tomers into her father's laundry. (14th Dist. Dem.) has announced others from burns. studies and special subjects, in fire-: "It seemed like they never Today. Miss Wu is happily Jus candidate for appointment to In the days that followed, res- addstttn to a gymnasium with ac- left the fire." on oldtimer re- looking forward to her marriage the Naval Academy and Air Force dents of Hobofcen became used to marked. 4n August, and lot the time, cotnadations f^r 1,006 persons. A 60-foot swimming pool with ac- Academy have qualified and witnessing funeral corteges rnov* Today, Pier 3 at foot of 3rd ana" planning; tn continue her profes- comodations for 6-lane swimming soon will enter the respective through the city's street*, bear- Hudson Sts is a bustling scene sion of teaching fifth grade stu- S: meets will also have a seating schools. ing hodias of the city's most hor- of longshoremen loading and un- dents at Kealey School. arrangement fer ••» spectators. Appointed to the Naval Acad- rible fir* loading ship of American Export la North Bergen today, in The naw building at 8th and Mi «hj is Thomas Edwanf McFee- Lines, on recently built fireproof ley^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flower Hifi Cemetery, a compo- piers. Hoboken ite's Sts., runnmg from Clinton &» site grave <d some !£» fire vic- Grand Sts., will aceomodate 1.508 F McFeeley of 908 Castle Point tims is still decorated (rota year Art Works Shown students. A modern cafeteria with Ter, Hoboken. Mcfeetey is atoo to year by unidentified survivors seating arrangements for 566 a graduate of St: Peters Prep Hoboken Teacher where his activities included ten- Records at Hobofcen fire head- At Cornell Univ. pupils will contain complete nis, swimming. <bowling and bas- apariers show none of (he f*re* From China To Be An individual art show was re- kitchen facilities for both students ketball He ts 17 years old. HJS fighters who took part m battling cently presented at Cornell Uni- and teachers. father is super irrtendent of Hutn> the J-day blazing inferno are aliv* Married Aug. 14 versity. Ithaca. N. Y., by Mrs. Exterior of the building will be ken schools. today, the las* known to be the Plans to marry on Aug. 14 have Elizabeth Korn. 531 Washington attractive aluminum curtain walls The Air Force Academy ap- late Battalion Oust Patrick A. been announced by a 23-year-old St.. Hoboken. and cerairnc tile panels and pointee is Jan Van Bcsnekum. Fatey, who died m iKi. Hoboken 9caool teacher whose Mrs. Korn. who is professor of granite. art and hear of the Art Depart- son of Mr. and Mts John Van The ftre attracted thousands of parents have operated a laundry Following yesterday's ceremon- ment of Drew University. Madi- Bennekum of 1122 Hudson St. spectators U» both New Jersey and there 49 years. ies some M0 guests attended a sun. exhibited 14 large oil paint- Hoboken Van Bennekura gradu New Yuri thorn to witness the Miss M**y*n Linda Wu at KM (buffet luncheon at Meyers HotcL ings at the show. She also sapka ated from A J Demarest High blaze, with some of North Ger- Washington St. teaching fifth Superintendent of School Thom- on "Modem Art." School where his extra curricular man Lloyd's, Line's finest vessels grade students at Daniel S.
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