Two Injured as Truck Hits Pole in Newark
A truck driven by Eugene Raines 23 of 109 Pennington street Newark struck a pole at North and Winchester avenues on a Saturday afternoon injuring two passengers Linsey Bell 50 of 73 East Kinney street Newark and Theophilus Reid 64 of 28 Austin street Newark who were treated at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth and released. The driver said he was cut off by John J. Geoghegan of 24 Kilsythe road Elizabeth and swerved into the pole. He received a summons and the truck was towed to Veterans Garnse Route 29.
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Eugene Raines
Pennington Street
Newark
North and
Winchester Avenues
Alexian Brothers
Kilsythe Road
Elizabeth
Veterans-Garnse
Township Notes advertises house for sale by broker Theresa M. Bensen
Quick results promised by Theresa M. Bensen, broker. Contact WA 6-4240 Ady for details on the listed property.
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Theresa M. Bensen
Autoists Summoned On Motor Violations
Three Sunday drivers were issued summonses for motor violations. Pierre Grelet of 776 Sullivan Road Easton Pa will appear in Municipal Court April 14 on a charge of operating an unregistered motor vehicle. Scheduled to appear April 7 are Charles Ennis of 1315 North Avenue Elizabeth operating an automobile on the wrong side without a driver's license and Jack Knack of 107 Maple Avenue Dover operating a car with expired license plates.
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Pierre Grelet
Sullivan Road
Easton
Charles Ennis
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Jack Knack
Mapie Avenue
Dover
Drive In Bakery Jones Pies to Build in Elizabeth
Drive-In Bakery Jones Pies Inc of 175 Route 29 received authorization to construct a 19300 dollar bakery and drive in sales stand at Route 25 and South Broad Street in Elizabeth. The project targets a July 1 opening and will be primarily glass to show pie making. The Elizabeth unit will hire about ten of the roughly 100 local employees.
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Jones Pies, Inc
Route 29
Route 25
South Broad Street
Elizabeth
New York
United States Department of Commerce
National Production Authority
57 Cases Heard By Magistrate
Four Hillside residents were among those fined Saturday by Police Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer who heard fifty-seven cases and collected a total of $332 in fines in Magistrate's Court. Names, offenses, and fines include Martin Kruty for drunk and disorderly $10, Eva Hershfield for permitting a dog at large $2, Donald C. Whalen for careless driving $10 and $2 for registration, William Droppa for speeding $25, William E. Burkhardt for speeding $20 and $10 for not stopping at a patrol whistle. Additional fines included four people at $6 each for failing to stop at red lights, two for stop streets, one for failing to keep right, and one for operating without lights.
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Hillside
Clarence E. Kremer
Martin Kruty
Hollywood Avenue
Eva Hershfield
Fairview Place
Donald C. Whalen
Harvard Avenue
William Droppa
Hiawatha Avenue
William E. Burkhardt
Alma Street
Elizabeth
Kremer
Program Committee Named by Hill Side Democratic Club
The Hill side Democratic Club appointed its program committee with George L. Plunkett as chairman, and Mrs. Fred Hin tenberger, Mrs. George J. Klink, and Mrs. John Lukashinsky as members. The group plans a future bridge party. About 50 members and friends toured Sunrise Dairies on Route 29.
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Hillside Democratic Club
Mrrs
George L. Plunkett
Fred Hintenberger
George J. Klink
John Lukashinsky
Route 29
Governor signs World Jewish Child's Day message
Governor Alfred E. Driscoll signs a World Jewish Child's Day message in Teaneck with Hadassah officials present. He praises Youth Aliyah founder Henrietta Szold and notes 50 000 children rescued while urging mobilization to save more amid ongoing crises behind the Iron Curtain North Africa and Arab lands. Mrs Gordon calls for urgent action to deliver children to Israel while opportunity lasts.
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Alfred E. Driscoll
Benjamin E. Gordon
Teaneck
New Jersey
Hadassah
Paul Miller
Hillside
Charles Levine
A. H. Maoshevits
Trenton
Women's Zionist Organizatation of America
Aliyah Committee
Gordon
Govnor
Israel
Navy Nurse Transferred to Pensacola Hospital
Ensign Muriel Lipping daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tipping of 210 Cram Street has been stationed at Philadelphia Naval Hospital and is now transferred to the Naval Hospital in Pensacola Florida.
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Muriel Lipping
George Tipping
Cram Street
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Naval Hospital
Pensicola, Fla
Recruit In Training With Marine Corps At Parris Island
Marine Recruit Thomas Woodruff 19 is undergoing basic training at Parris Island South Carolina. He is the son of Harold and Mrs Woodruff of 1289 Avy Street. A farewell party with about 45 friends was held before his departure. He was previously employed by Sun Tube Corp Long Avenue.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine
Thomas Woodruff
Harold Woodruff
Avy Street
Woodruff
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Nocturnal Adoration Draws Women at Saint Elizabeth Hospital
The Nocturnal Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be held in the Saint Elizabeth Hospital chapel on Friday April 6. Hourly devotions begin 8 p.m. with Holy Hour by Rev Watterdarvais Seton Hall University. Mass is at midnight by Father Jarvais and devotions continue to 6 a.m. Open to all women in Union County area. monthly attendance averages about eight hundred. Sponsoring groups include Pediatric Guild of Saint Elizabeth Hospital and Catholic Daughters of America.
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Saint Elizabeth Hospital
Watter—darvais
Seton Hall University
Father Jarvais
Union County
Pediatric Guild of
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Truck Overturns Near Weequah Park on Route 29
New York truck driver Sergio D. Garcia 25 of East Tenth Street was treated for scalp lacerations after his truck overturned eastbound on Route 29 near Weequahic Park while attempting to avoid a car driven by Arend Schravendeel 63 of Palmyra New York. Garcia was treated by Dr. Joseph Peyser and released. Firemen washed gasoline from the highway.
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New York
New York Cleaners
Brooklyn
Weequahic Park
Sergio D. Garcia
East Tenth Street
Joseph Peyser
Hollywood Avenue
Garcia
Arend Schravendeel
Palmyra
N. Y
Republicans Hold Four Card Parties
Four card parties were held Thursday in the township under the Republican County Committee. Attendees included Mrs. Clara Gross and Mrs. Della Wessels, with guests introduced by John Krug. Candidates for local and state offices attended, and the event was run by committee members due to Jack Valenti’s hospital absence. The notice ends by asking readers to contribute to the Heart Fund.
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Republican County Committee
Clara Gross
Compton Place
Della Wessels
Ryan Street
Kenneth Ross
Williamson Avenue
John Krug
Nelson L. Carr
Elsie L. Scheideler
Charles L. Bauer
Rowland, Mcumbpeints
Flor Ence Dwyer
Kenneth C. Hand
Henry Goulton
Raymond R. King
Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
Board of Education
Jack Valenti
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Elizabeth
Evelyn Carey
Caroline Biskey
Louis Ortstein
Ethel Etling
Elizabeth Wilken
Rose Lampe
James D. Duffy
John C. Lapp
Michael O'Lock
Levy Elected By Chicago Board of Trade Members
At a regular meeting Friday the Directors of the Chicago Board of Trade elected Theodore Levy of 251 Nottingham Way Hillside New Jersey to membership in the association.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Board of Trade
Theodore Levy
Nottingham Way
Hillside
N. J
Fidelity Union Trust Opens Belleville Banking Office
Fidelity Union Trust Company of Newark opens a Belleville office to service the fast growing industrial commercial and residential Northeast Essex County area. The Belleville unit replaces operations formerly run by The First National Bank of Belleville since 1906 and continues in the same premises.
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Essex County
Passaic River
Belleville
Fidelity Union Trust Company of
Newark
Fidelity Union
First National Bank of
Fidelity Union Expands by Acquiring Belleville Bank
Fidelity Union Trust takes over the Belleville First National Bank at 144 Washington Ave Belleville becoming the urban unit in Essex County. The transfer includes all deposits and liabilities with officers and staff moving to Fidelity Union and deposits rising by about 12 million dollars. Fidelity Union now operates ten Newark offices plus three in East Orange and offices in Irvington and Belleville.
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First National
Washington Avenue
Belleville
Essex County
New Jersey
Belleville Bank
Speok
Apping
Union
Fidelity Union
Belleville Institution
Newark Bank
Fidelity Unity
Frank J. McFaddey
William J. Goodsir
J. Howard McMay
Joseph F. Howley
Bor
Fidelity Unitn
Newark
East Orange
Irvington
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Hillside, N. J
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William E. Hocker
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Chicago Trade Board
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Tobia
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Stromberg-Carlson Imperial
Hillside Appliance Co
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