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Smith, Richard W. (1892?-1985)
Richard W. Smith was a businessman and a resident of River Edge. He commonly wrote to the editor of The Record and gave his opinion on the newspaper's articles in the early 1960s.
He was married to Emma Rapp.Tags Newspapers -
Sherry, Frank (1936?-?)
Rank Sherry was a journalist and reporter for The Record in the 1960s. He received an award for his work in 1964 when he was honored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
He lived in Rochelle Park. He had two children, Stephen and Diana.Tags Newspapers -
Austin, Charles (?-?)
Charles Austin was a staff writer for The Record. He reported on religion. -
Salodof, Jane (?-?)
Jane Salodof was a staff writer for The Record. She was active in the late 1960s.Tags Newspapers -
Wallace, William N. (1924-2004)
William N. Wallace was a sports reporter for the New York Times.Tags Newspapers -
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Enterprising Women
Pheobe Seham writes to Kim Hirsh thanking Hirsh for the article she wrote about the "Notebook for Enterprising Women on August 8, 1983. Seham also provides information about the Women's Rights Information Center to newspaper readers. -
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Forbes, Bertie Charles (1880-1954)
Bertie Charles Forbes founded Forbes Magazine, a business and finance publication. B.C. Forbes was appointed to the Englewood Board of Education in 1938.
He married Adelaide Mary Stevenson. He had five sons, Bruce, Malcolm, Duncan, Gordon, and Wallace. After Forbes' death, his son Bruce took over. Bruce died in 1964 and Malcolm then took over. Stevenson "Steve" Forbes Jr. succeded his father Malcolm after his death in 1990. -
Housing Eighties families
The article "Housing Eighties Families" discussed the struggles of families to afford housing. There was an increasing amount of single-parent households, usually led by women. The article also mentioned a similar struggle for seniors.
Numerous organizations such as the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, the Bergen County LWV, the YWCA, and the Women's Rights Information Center were involved in the gathering of statistics and proposals to help families find housing.