Program Set For Doctors Concert in Hillside High Bayside
The Essex County Medical Society Doctors Chorus plans a May 24 concert at Hillside High School to benefit the Hillside Volunteer Emergency Corps. Soloists include Nancy Simpson soprano June Jaye piano and James A Richards baritone. Selections feature John Peel Finlandia One World Stout Yrarted Men She Didn t Say Yes Dry Bones Down in the Valley and Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Doctors’ Chorus
Essex County Medical Society
Hillside High School
Hillside Volunteer Emergency Corps
Nancy Simpson
June Jaye
James A. Richards
D.D
John Peel
Finlandia
Jean Sibelius
Geoffrey O'Hara
Sigmund Romberg
Jerome Kay
William Steffe
Cedarhurst Plans 1000-Foot Airspace Rule For Planes
The Times reports Cedarhurst, Long Island adopted a 1000 foot minimum flight altitude above any building to protect residents from low flying aircraft. The article analyzes federal cases Swetland v. Curtis and U S v. Causby and argues navigable air space begins at 1000 feet, urging Hillside to act.
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Cedarhurst
L. L
Hillside
the Times
Long Island
New York
New Jersey
The
Times
James G. Moore
Franklin Sgncue
Garden City
N. Y
Congressional
Moore
Swetland
United States
Congress
Contention Over Airports Disturbs residents near Hillside
Howard S. Cullman faces questions at the Queens Chamber about how land, sea and air transportation affect nearby homeowners. Residents claim planes trespass over properties and push them to consider selling. The Hillside community also discusses a contagious disease hospital need, bingo restrictions, and a Veterans Memorial Building project with a 35 foot flagpole dedication planned by the Hillside Rotary Club.
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Queens Chamber of Commerce
Howard S. Cullman
Port of New York Authority
New York-New Jersey
Mr. Cullman
Veterans Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Vets
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside
Sidney Silverstein
Hillside Times
Republicans And Democrats Elect New Party Chairmen
Albert Schoen won the Republican County Committee chair with 21 of 28 votes while William Galik chaired the Democrats with 11 votes. New officers include James D. Duffy as Republican vice chairman and Emma Etling as corresponding secretary. Democratic leaders include Charles Rausch as vice chairman and Emily Noll as vice chairwoman. The session named several new members and reappointed a liaison group to the Township Committee.
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Albert Schoen
Republican County Committee
Wiliam Galik
Democratic Committee
Hall Schoen
Jack Valenti
Emanuel Reiter
Galik
Eugene Abramowitz
James D. Duffy
Selma Whitlock
Anne Huber
Ann Rochelle
Frank de Dominick
Thomas MacDonald
Reiter
Theodore Meselko
Joseph Freda
Schoen
la Toya
Charles Rausch
Richard Goldfinger
Emily Noll
Arthur Kreszl
Mary Tully
Rubin Kaplan
Ethel Leib
Rubin Ritz
Abramowitz
Lee Mandl
Leslie Reed
Ross Bartolotta
Mildred Hess
Eisenhower Supporters Urged to Stay Ready for Campaign
Col. Harry I Luftman local Eisenhower chairman cites Pennsylvania and New York primary results as proof that Eisenhower is the people's choice and urges supporters and workers to remain ready to promote his candidacy.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Col
Harry I. Luftman
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
New York
Hisenhower
Luftman
Efforts Build Toward Expected Nomination Victory
Observers say he appears likely to be the nominee and a sure victor in November, with party efforts shaping up to secure support and momentum.
Time change reminder for daylight saving starts weekend
Readers are advised to set clocks forward one hour before sleep this weekend to move from Eastern Standard Time to Daylight Saving Time. The lost hour will be regained next September.
Hillside mayor warns gamblers after ten arrested on dice game
Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick vows strict enforcement of illegal gambling laws in Hillside after ten people are arrested in a commercial dice game. He commends Deputy Police Chief Korlesky and the police for a rapid crackdown and declares runners and bookies are not welcome in the township.
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Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Korlesky
Rotary Panel Debates Price Fixing At Tillside Club
A Rotary discussion on whether prices should follow the market was led by Ralph Einwalter with panelists Harold Reinhard Jack Ewertsen and Michael Tobin. Reinhard praised price fixing Tobin urged fair trade to aid small businesses Ewertsen supported market movement Einwalter proposed 17 percent food markup.
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Ralph Einwalter
Tillside
William O.hebler
Veterans Memorial Building
Ninth District Post Dispute Enters Court Fight
Carmen Monaco contends the Democrats violated procedure after Albert Rothbard named ninth district committeeman. Monaco argues Philip Peck remains legally elected until resignation is submitted, a move supported by local clerks. The piece also notes Max Diamond injured by a curbside accident involving Sylvan S. Cohan. Diamond taken to Beth Israel Hospital.
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Carmen Monaco
Democratic County Committee
Albert Rothbard
Philip Peck
Peck
Florida
Monaco
Rothbard
Hillside
Henry Goulton
Howard J. Bloy
Max Diamond
Maple Avenue
Maple and Bailey Avenues
Sylvan S. Cohan
Winans Avenue
Beth Israel Hospital
State-Wide Civil Defense Alert Planned for Next Week
Final plans set for the State-wide Civil Defense Alert during the week of April 27. Raymond Ry King, Hillside Defense Council chair, assigns members to Hillside areas to observe traffic, public warning system results, and public reaction. Civil Defense Police assist with shelter directions and halting traffic while drivers and passengers seek shelter. Shelter sites are designated at Firehouse 2, Maple Avenue and Ounklana Terrace, North Broad Street and Bailey Avenue, Westminster Avenue and Wilder Street. Harold G. Reichard, industry chair, says shelter and alert directions have been distributed to industrial plants via CD Messenger Service. Ten messengers contributed two Easter vacation days: Frank Demisak, William Paton, Ronald Tyransi, Richard Keizer, William J. Miller, John Sharkey, James F. Lowney, James Sagso, Charles Lanning, Lawrence Murphy.
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Raymond Ry King
Hillside Defense Council
Hillside
Firehouse 2
Maple Avenue
Ounklana Terrace
North Broad Street
Bailey Avenue
Westminster Avenue
Wilder Street
Harold G. Reichard
CD Messenger
Frank Demisak
William Paton
Ronald Tyransii
Richard Keizer
William J. Miller
John Sharkey
James F. Lowney
James Sagso
Charles Lanning
Lawrence Murphy
Air Raid Instructions from New Jersey Civil Defense
State Director Leonard Dreyfuss issues public participation air raid test dates April 27 to May 3. Hillside Times provides official Civil Defense instructions for home, work, school, open areas, vehicles, and signaling. Follow warnings to seek shelter and protect yourself.
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Leonard Dreyfuss
Civil Defense
New Jersey Division of Civil Defense
Njidcd
Hillside Defense Council
Hillside Times Today
Amazing Turnout Honors Goldhor in Hillside Testimonial
A dinner at Union Flagship drew over 1,000 people to honor Commissioner Henry Goldhor. Mayor Kirkpatrick praised his generosity and presented a purse around $2,000. Dr. Wayne Braffom cited Goldhor’s service, from the ambulance to the Veterans Memorial Building and nursery school, noting his United States progress efforts.
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Aycrewd
Union
Henry Goldhor
Hillside
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Goldhor
Wayne T. Braffom
Veterans Memorial
Sinai Congregation
Board of Education
Branom
Elizabeth Leaders Back Larger Airport Farther From City
State Sen. Kenneth Wand and Mayor James Kirk of Elizabeth condemn Newark Airport as inadequate for future aviation. They call for a bigger, farther airport while opposing Captain Eddie Rickenbacker’s emergency 30 percent operation plan. They urge moving jets and future air traffic away from the metropolitan area.
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Sen
Hand
Kirk
Elizabeth
Port of New York Authority
Kenneth C. Wand
James T. Kirk
Newark
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Port Authority
Rickenbacker
Sea
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Miss Nancy Simpson
la Tora
Union County
Board of Freeholders
Union County Medical Society
Union County Health Officers Association
Bonnie Burn Sanatorium
Samuel M. Jawitt
Freeholders
Pehl
Jacki Wenz
Compton Ter
Hillside Butchers
Coe Ave
William Galik
Chrysler
Plymouth
North Broad 81
Hillside, N. J
Coe Avenue
Rotary
Painter
Dominick Cappadino
Aldine Street
Milton M.lilien
St. Barnabas Hospital
Civil Defense Police
National Air Transport Coordinating Committee
Geeongy
Hillside, New Jersey
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Policastro Radio and Television
Long Avenue
Frank Policastro
Salem Pharmacy
Starko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Dreyer’s Dept. Store
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