File:Charles Frederick Lindauer II (1919-2005) and Adele Elizabeth Becht alimony in The Herald-News of Passaic, New Jersey on 29 January 1958.jpg

Lindauer Sought For Back Alimony. Paterson, New Jersey. A warrant is out for Charles Lindauer, former official of the New Jersey Highway Authority, for owing $505 for support of his ex-wife, Adele, of Clifton and their children. Last week Superior Court Judge William A. Hegarty held Lindauer was in contempt of court for being $505 in arrears in his $35 a week alimony payments. Last October Lindauer paid $550 of a balance owed of $1,055. The warrant means he may be jailed until the $505 remaining is paid. Lindauer's address is given as 292 Governor Street, Paterson.

Charles Frederick Lindauer II (1919-2005) was involved in a scandal with the appraisal division for the building of the Garden State Parkway. He was suspended and then resigned. He resigned on 22 July 1955.

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