Protested plan to shift students sparks board opposition
Protesters plan to lodge a protest at the May 9 Board of Education meeting over a boundary change moving about 40 Abram P. Morris School pupils to Harden-Locker School starting next September. Mothers from several streets protested to Superintendent Branom, while critics say the move overcrowds Harden-Locker and ignores local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Pla
Abram P. Morris
Harden-Locker
Jts
Boundary Shift Redraws City School Lines
The Board of Education authorized moving the boundaries between A. P. Morris and Harden-Looker Schools effective September 1 due to overcrowding. West of Central Avenue and Conant Street will attend Harden-Looker, with seventh and eighth graders able to choose either school. About 45 pupils affected. Increased enrollment at A. P. Morris cited by Dr. Wayne T. Branom as due to North Avenue development. Youth on Industry Day lists 23 local firms providing 287 senior positions, plus placements at Hatfield Wire & Cable in Maine and Bristol-Myers in New York. Board also approved adding June 18 and 19 to the calendar. President Hill dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram P. Morris
Board of Education
A. P. Morris
Harden-Looker
Harlow H. Curtis
Central Avenue
Conant Street
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Long Avenue
Curtis
Wayne T. Branom
North Avenue
Branom
Pin- Bry
Maine
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
Bristol-Myers Co
New York
Frank J. Hill
Hill
Vacancy Move Sparks Township Meeting Crackdown
Mayor William Gilil called a special Twushid Committee meeting to appoint Arthur Kreszl to the Tonsilp Committee vacancy. Attendees included Committeeman W William Di Buono and Township Clerk Bloy while Henry Goldhor sent notice he could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilil
Twushid Committee
Arthur Kreszl
Tonsilp
W. William di Buono
Poe ‘Rd J. Bloy
Adolph Ainoton
Henry Goldhor
Robert GC. Kirkpatrick
Arthur Kro
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Ya— Caney
Kreuzl
Wilain Gural
William di Buono
Kresdl
Adolph A. Winston
Samuel Ehrenkrang
Democratic Party
Gural
Kresil
Sreszl
Ann Suber Ereszl
Robert
William
Salem Avenue
Shade Tree Commission
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Hillside Democratic Club
A. P. Mortis Sehgol Pta
Cub Pack
Kreszls
Hillside
Irvington High School
Kreszl
Newark School of Pine and Industrial Arts
Swift Se Co
Jersey Fly
Youth In Industry Day Observed at Hillside and Pingry
About 271 seniors participate in the second annual Youth Industry Day with 19 local firms. Due to a Kraft Foods plant strike, seven Kraft positions are unsettled. Students are placed across Bristol-Myers, American Can, Hatfield Wire, Westinghouse, Sunrise Dairies, and other firms, with several assigned to offices and plant sites. Peter Rasmussen travels to Portland, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside High School
Pingry School
Hillside Industries and
Kraft Foods Company
Evans Terminal
Kraft
Ruhl L. Custer
Oulos
Peter Rasmussen
Portland
Maine
Hatfield Wire & Cable
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
New York City
Bristol-Myers
Buchanan Electrical Products Corp
Cooper Alloy Corp
John C Crozier
Hatfield Wire
The
Heil Company
Hillside National Bank
International Milk Co
Robert A. Johnston Co
the Lionel Corp
Gus Reinke Machinery & Tool Co
Schacht Steel Construction Inc
Sun Tube Corp
Sunrise Dairies
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Weiniger’ & Schleifer
Supreme Cleaners & Dyers
Flash Cleaners
Buie
Slee! Corp
Weekend Burglary Wave Hits Homes in Westminster
A wave of weekend burglaries struck the Westminster area with several homes broken into via windows. Mrs Myrna Minta reported $130 to $3140 taken in four envelopes from a bureau. John H Martin said a wallet with $28 vanished from a kitchen counter. Binoculars were stolen from Eleanor Sonntag and rear cellar windows were forced. David Simon and Harry Engander reported ransacked homes with no losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Myrna Minta
John H. Martin
Irvington Avenue
Eleanor Sonntag
North Avenue
David Simon
Harry Engander
Hartley Terrace
Library Director To Address Women's Unit
The Women's Progress Club of Hillside meets Tuesday evening April 24 at 87 Hillside avenue. Miss Lottie Smolenski, Hillside library director, will discuss current best sellers. Refreshments follow. Guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Progress Club of
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
David Harrison
Lottie Smolenski
Walsh and Schulman Win Republican Nominations for Hillside
John G. Walsh and Hy man M. Schulman thanked supporters after securing the Hillside Republican nominations for Town ship Committee. Walsh pledged steady campaign effort to deliver the government voters want. Schulman expressed gratitude to Hillside residents and commitment to a administration the town deserves if elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Walsh
Hyman M. Schulman
Walsh
Hillside
Schulman
Women Members Attend Theatre Party in New York
Members of the Woman's Club of Hillside's fashioned theater party convened in New York last night for a performance of No Time For Servants and Panny. Mrs. J Henry Zeigler led the event, with music and drama directed by Mrs. Clarke T. Harding. An operatic skit Dream Ranch by Os Carrington is planned for the Baptist Home for the Aged in New York on Tuesday April 24 at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue Pts
Woman's Club of
Hilside
New York
J. Henry Zeigler
Clarke T. Harding
Os Carrington
Baptist Home For the Aged
Veterans and Auxiliary Install Officers at Davenport Post
About 200 people attended the installation at the War Memorial Building. Victor Hellen officiated. Walter Howell presided over Geremontes. Officers for the post included Sidney Weinstein as Commander and Albert Marks as trustee. Auxiliary leaders named Catherine Riley, Anna Tortorella, and Mary Dill among others. Delegates and officers from several roles were listed. invocations and benedictions were given by Rabbi David Friedman and Rev. Gerard B. Whelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officiys
Davenport Dil Jr
War Memorial
Victor Hellen
Walter Howell
Geremontes
Aux- Mary
Catherine Riley
Anna Tortorella
Mary Dill
Sidney H. Weinstein
Carlton Marshall
Michael Heminuk
Joh Pourners
Louis Menjudge
Heller
Albert Marks
William &. Wacker
Marks
Histori
Joseph Madaio
Madato
Fieraga
Marshall
Daniel W. Sejb
Sr. Weinstein
Marks and Heller
Anna Babcock
Vic
Theresa Moeller
Anna Koelble
Riley
Irene Heller
Gertrude Weidergreen
Margaret Guiles
Hattie Traut«man
Emna Ackerman
Gertude Marshall
Torvorella
Elizabeth Kersch
Matilda, Menges
Julia Sesgal
Elsie Mule
Bertha Fische
Antoinette Dion
Tortortla
Rita O'Neill
Ackerman
Mra. Tortorella
Guile
Weldegreen
Mra Marks
Andrew Jepson
Harold Walters
Frank J. LaTora
Menges
Rabbi David Friedman
Irvington
Gerard B. Whelan
Church of Christ the King
Unemployed War Veteran Killed by Rifle Shot
Allen M. Rahn 33 was fatally shot with a high power foreign make rifle in his Hillside apartment. Police Chief Korlesky suspects self-inflicted wound. autopsy and deputy squad respond as details of domestic trouble emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen M. Rahn
North Broadsteel
Paul F. Korlesky
Joseph Peyser
Rahn
Haines Mortuary
Elizabeth
George W. Horre
Korlesky
Rita
Albert Rahn
Mayfair Drive
Rahway
Hillside
Nominations and Local Elections Stir Hillside Board Vote
Arthur Kreszl was appointed to the Hillside Township Committee vacancy after a deadlocked 2–2 vote over several weeks. The piece also details Republican and Democratic primary results, including John G. Walsh and Hyman Schulman winning Republican nominations, Florence Dwyer securing the GOP House seat, and county and state race tallies amid widespread voter confusion and a faulty tally board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Walsh
Hyman Schulman
Walsh
Schulman
Henry H. Nussbaum
Nussbaum
Florence Dwyer
Hillside
House of Representatives
Irene Griffin
Robert CG. Crane
Elizabeth Pubisher
Senate
Clifford Thomas
Carlyle W. Crane
Freeholder
George W. Herlich
Albert J. Benninger
Sherwood v. Valentine
RG Crane
Merlion
Bellninger
Valentine
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert B. Meyner
Estes Kefunger
Dows
Republica
Butte
Henry G. Nurton
Francis W. Lowden
Alex Campbell
Arthur Sres
Vincent, Jr. Bonadies
Vivienne Meyer
John V. Donahue
10Th District Election Board
New Eastern Star Officers Installed in Hillside Chapter
New officers of Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star will be installed at ceremonies at 130 Din Friday April 20 in the Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Officers Elected By Liberty Avenue Businessmen Association
Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association elected officers Friday night. Michael Tobin named president succeeding Arthur Briktman who was elected to the board of trustees. Others chosen include Jules Terry as president view, David Klayma as treasurer, Mrs. Jean Peekis recording secretary, Alex Silverman corresponding secretary, and trustees Brittman Theodore Klinko and Paul Koval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association
Michael Tobin
Arthur Briktman
Trusters
View
Jules Terry
David Klayma
Jean Peekis
Alex Silverman
Brittman
Theodore Klinko
Paul Koval
Freeholders Debate County Vocational School Plan
The county freeholders and the Board of Education clash over a proposed regional vocational school. Ram attacks the plan and Hillside objections, while former president Schleifer defends the board chair. Discussion cites Essex county precedents and potential legislative enabling steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Board of Freeholders
Freeholder
Joseph Rap
Schopl Board
Ingelson
Hillside
George W
Ram
Herlich
Springfield
Max Schleifer
Harlow H. Curtis
T. Lute Share
Frank J. Hill
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Abram P. Morris School
Harden-Looker School
Dy Wayne T. Branom
Dr. Branom
Voorhees
Chester
Thomas and Conant Streets
Plysmouth
Selma Braimstein
Mary
Eldred
David D. Becker
Plymouth Road
Saybrook
Whs
Saibat
Pointmrthur Kreszl
Reyn
Soranna
Featheri Ae
Aornietta
Texic
Appoeae
Ees Coma Tee Messner
Hollywood Ave
Eisenhower
House OF Rep
Griffin
Dwyer
Ant
Crane
Thomas
CW. Grune En
Aly
Bonninger
Valeting
Bevity
Walth
Schulmay
Democratic Reg. Deni. Pres
Il Kefauver Iw
uCl Bly A
Rahns
Ernest A. Voelk
Harry Scheutzle
George A Shelbourne
Robert Mason
Arthur Issler
Alphonse Minervino
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Pornitave
Lady Carriages
Bicydes Toys
Lionel
Liberty Ave
Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Herlich and Freeholders
Homhor
Takiher
Berg
Newark
Essex
Hillside 45
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Avenue
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hilleide
Walter R. Lee
Salem
Cancer Fund
the Cancer Society
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