Former Assessor Charged With Reversing Revaluation Stand
Sidney Englander, former member of the Board of Assessors, was charged this week by Assessor Rubin Ritz with reversing himself on the property revaluation program and mis stating the value of property at a local industrial plant. Ritz cited Englander’s March Times article and the Supreme Court ruling as context for the case.
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Sidney Englander
Board of Assessors
Rubin Ritz
Ritz
Hillside Times
Supreme Court
Englander
The
Times
Hillside victory dinner gifts underline political divide
Governor Richard J. Hughes headlined a Hillside Democratic victory event as guests toasted with roses a gavel and a leather bound volume of governors letters. Republican critic David O Evans and Wagner Fuel Co challenged rising township costs and welfare department funding amid municipal disputes.
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Richard J. Hughes
Democratic
Henry Roche
Hawaii
Minnesota
New Mexico
Hughes
James P. Mitchell
George Wagner
Wagner Fuel Co
Liberty Ave
Wagner
Sing
Welfare Department
Democrats Urge Hillside Voters To Cast Ballots In Primary
Police Commissioner John A. Desch and Special Township Attorney Robert Diamond urged Hillside residents from both parties to vote next Tuesday April 17 in the Primary Election. They framed the vote as a citizen’s duty and pledged to support Democratic candidates and good governance.
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John A. Desch
Robert Diamond
Hillside
Desch
Voters urged to exercise franchise at Hillside polls
A Hillside notice urged every voter to exercise his franchise. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The call emphasized civic participation in the upcoming local election.
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Hillside
Brody Passes Vision Exam Sets Path for Rehabilitation Work
Dr. Harry M. Brody of 85 Williamson Ave. passed the recent examination in subnormal vision given by the New York State Optometric Association. He is now accredited as qualified to work with the Vocational Rehabilitation Service.
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Harry M. Brody
Williamson Ave
N.Y
State Optometric Association
Brody
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Few Contests Mark Primary On Tuesday
A listless primary election on April 17 features several contests with notable contrasts. Assemblyman Nelson F. Stamler seeks the State Senate seat left by Robert C. Crane with Irene T. Griffin opposing and arguing Stamler should stay in the Assembly as the Union County Republican lone representative. Sheriff nominees Edwin A. Baldwin and William J. Slater face Freeholders J. Andrew Stemmer Mary C. Kanane and Raymond Moore. Walter W. Wilson and Eugene F. Daly challenge the slate. Unopposed are Florence P. Dwyer for Congress Dolores H. Johnson J. Mark Haddock Anna M. Murray for coroners Jack Val ent and Joseph Ram for Township Committee William B. Pimm for tax collector. Democrats run a single Freeholder race among Richard J. Barrett John C Demos and Samuel Davidson facing Thomas J. O'Brien. Lillian Egolf runs for Congress H Roy Wheeler seeks State Senate Ralph Criscello seeks sheriff term Samuel P. DeMartino John J. Freeman John Blewett vie for coroners John A. Desch Robert Diamond for Township Committee and John C. Pozar seeks reelection as tax collector.
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Senate
Robert C. Crane
Elizabeth
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William J. Slater
J. Andrew Stemmer
Mary C. Kanane
Raymond Moore
Hillside
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J. Mark Haddock
Anna M. Murray
Jack VaJent
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William B. Pimm
Richard J. Barrett
John C.demos
Samuel Davidson
Thomas J. O'Brien
Lillian Egolf
Congress
H. Roy Wheeler
Linden
State Senate
Ralph Criscello
Samuel P. DeMartino
Hillsidle
John J. Freeman
John €. Blewett
John A. Desch
Robert Diamond
John C. Pozar
Legislature Delays Chapter 51 Tax Revaluations In Hillside
Republican Josep Ram urges dropping 1962 revaluation figures as State Assembly and Senate delay Chapter 51 reforms and potential repeal looms. He notes Hillside and New Providence show limited revaluation impact, shifts burden to homeowners, and warns of taxpayer suits. The piece also mentions local events and a Hillside teen musical act.
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Josep Ram
Ram
State Assembly
Hillside
State Senate
Hughes
Elizabeth
N.J
Union County
New Providence
Church Benefit Card Party at Immaculate Conception Church
The Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Church sponsors a card party on Saturday April 14 at 8 p.m. at the church hall on Tall Cedirt y and Bloy Street. Refreshments and door prizes will highlight the evening chaired by Mrs. Anna Lichowid.
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Cikerty A
Bloy St
Ram Scored For Tax View
Hillside Township Committee issues a statement charging Joseph Ram, Republican candidate for Township Committee, with misstatements about Chapter 51 1960 and Chapter 51 1961 tax law changes and property revaluation. The note asserts Ram misinterprets the law and ignores constitutional rules for uniform property assessments.
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Joseph Ram
Ram
State of
New Jersey
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