Newark Mayors Fight Noise at Airport in Federal Suit
A federal injunction case filed by five Newark area municipalities seeks to halt noisy airline operations at Newark Airport. Plaintiffs allege illegal interference with property rights and seek field operation cessation with $20,000 damages per municipality. Defendants include the Port Authority, U.S. Government, Civil Aeronautics Authority and seven airlines. The Government has 60 days to answer. others 20 days.
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Newark Airport
Tanden
Newark
Traska
Teenie
Law G Beles
North Foil Strett
Aum Binod
Port of New York Authority
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Easteyn
American Allegheny
Mohawk
National World
United
Mayor” Committee
Walter D. van Riper
Richard PF
Green
Hillside Ambulance Squad volunteers expand to 24 hour weekend coverage
The Hillside Ambulance Squad, a civic group, works 12 hour night shifts to aid neighbors within minutes of a distress call. They now add a 24 hour weekend coverage and are building a meeting room and physician lectures at Fire Headquarters on Hollywood Avenue. Their selfless service brings peace of mind to the community amid plans for a royal reception and zoning board battles over nearby gas stations and used car lots.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
Ald
Bhett
Hollywood Avenue
Civil Defense
Old Town Mall
Hillside
Tely
Ih Ts
Lins Zoning Board of Adjustment
Ee Ee
Town Hall progress and other city projects update
A progress report shows the township hall about one third complete with completion targeted for March or April next year. The report by Arthur Rupp notes concrete and steel work finished while plumbing heating rail installations and interior finishing remain. Other projects include a firehouse on Hillside avenue nearly 70 percent done and a municipal garage near 80 percent complete both delayed by two strikes city electricity output climbs 7.53 percent year over year.
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Liberty
Hillside Avenues
Hillside Avenue
TL 18
Bristol-Myers
Rupp
Zoning Board Reiterates Dairy Queen Approval
The Zoning Board reaffirms approval for Liberty-Pitgpatrick Corp and George H Wagner to erect a Dairy Queen ice cream stand at 1139 Liberty Avenue, despite prior invalidation over notice. Three board members again support the plan while one votes against. absent member noted. Township seeks to block the site under Health Code and motor use limits, with legal action continuing.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Liberty-Pitgpatrick Corp
George H. Wagner
Liberty Avenue
Superior Court
Richard J. Hughes
Edward Gottlieb
Harvey W Peave Jr
Paul Kinney
Arthur Kreszl
Charles Rausen
Kreszl
Adele Brielow
Emanuel Gemsten
Joseph Kane
Sterner & Kane
Elizabeth
Kane
Holsing Picked As Governor's Host
James J. Holsing 17, son of Mr and Mrs James J Holsing of 126 Roanoke Road Springfield Mass, selected as student representative from Jeew Teehpiea High School and junior host to Governor Lee Emerson on Governor's Day at the Easterny Brutey Ex position. He is a track and football member, in Student Patrol, former Pro Merito member. set to enter senior year. His father, former Mayor James J. Holsing of Hillside, lives at 333 Ganford Avenue and works in the long lines division of American Telephone and Telegraph Co, Springfield resident for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Holsing
James J Holsing
Roanoke Road
Springfield
Mass
Foreign Girls In Training At Bank
Three new bookkeeper trainees at Ube Hillside National Bank include Gisela Ramsey a German bride Anna Lukomska from Poland and Johanna Radike from Elizabeth New Jersey. Elizabeth Missey a recent immigrant from Heilbronn is also training while Matilda Starace joins permanently after Burroughs course completion. The trainees will study at Burroughs school in Newark and progress based on merit in the bookkeeping department.
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Ube Hillside National Bank
P.O. W
France
Gisela ‘Taube Ramsey
North Brow Street
Elizabeth
Heilbronn
Germany
Mixx Anna Lukomska
Arnet Street
Johanna W. Radike
North Broad Street
Elizabeth Missey
St Aloysius School
Jersey City
Colgate, Co
Union County Trust Co
Matilda Starace
Bank
Burrough
Honor Bank Employee Honored At Tallyho Dinner
Mrs. Hilda Leary wife of Paul Leary of 1310 Curvington Street Elizabeth was honored last Thursday night at a dinner at the Tallyho Inc Elizabeth by a few fellow employees at Hillsite National Bank Mrs Leary a loan department clerk for four and a half years is pensioned She was presented a gift Friday by members of the Sunshine Club
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Hilda Leary
Paul Leary
Curvington Street
Elizabeth
the Tallyho, Inc
Hillsite National Bank
Leary
Sunshine Club
Protests Stop Parking Law Campaign Gains Ground
Hillside Avenue PTA joins many New Jersey groups in the Slow Down and Live drive launched by Governor Meyner and 23 other states. The program, running through Labor Day, seeks enforcement against speeding, tailgating, yielding violations and unsafe passing, with Police Chief Korlesky pledged full support. The New Jersey Safe State Safety Council coordinates 78 national groups and local agencies to bolster traffic law enforcement and public education.
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Hillside Avenue
PTA
New Jersey
Wits State
Sol Heehips
Chin Jes Grukin
Meyner
Washington
Herships
Grukit
Paul Korlesky
New Jersey Suite Safety Council
Parking ordinance halted by resident and owner protests
Town committee meeting halted a parking ordinance after residents and property owners opposed changes on Tillman Buchanan Puree and Chapman streets. Complaints about trucks and noise accompanied the protests while officials argued for the measure to address traffic violations. The vote rejected the ordinance in its present form and a revised traffic rule is to be drafted.
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Township Committee
Loo
Tillman
Buchanan
Puree and
Chapman Streets
Stephen Bachna
Tillman Sereel
Dorothy Muench
Tillman Street
William Schwing
Florence Avenue
Robert ©. Kirkpatrick
Henry Goldher
John M. Malone
Paul Koresky
Hillside Iferale
William Gural
Hillside
Music School Has Its Last Concert
The final concert of the Union County Band and Orchestra School season in Roselle featured Hillsiders performers including Bruce Kundin on violin and Sara Gillet on cello with Orchestra 2 led by Robert Winstead. Ed Morton Levy played trombone with Band 2, Carol Lipsbury served as usher. A second concert occurred at Abraham Clark High School auditorium with Roselle’s Morris Gillet on clarinet with Band 4 and a piano recital at Roselle High School.
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Union County Band and Orchestra
Roselle
Warianco Park
Bruce Kundin
Sara Gillet
Robert Winstead
Morton Levy
Carol Lipsbury
Abraham Clark High School
Morris Gillet
Carol Lipschute
Sheldon Kundin
State Aid Sought To End Cork Scot
Hillside residents petitioned the Township Committee with 243 signatures protesting cork residue and soot from Mander Cork Corp. Officials plan to inform Governor Meyner and the State Board of Health and seek an injunction in Chancery Court to halt the nuisance. The move follows complaints of soot in homes, contaminated air, and difficulty for parents with babies at home.
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Meyner
Hillsside
Mander Cork Cor
Lownship Committee
Harry Weinstein
Bellevue Terrace
Flash Cleaners
Supreme Cleaners
Hillside
Liberty Avenues
Twosi
Cork
Henry Goldhor
Meyney
State Board of Health
Goldhor
Munder Cork Corp
Kirkpatrick
Gural
Adele Braelow
Chancery Court
Miss Braelow
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Civic Spirit
Dairy Queen Bartle Lakewood
Town Hall
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Comjon
Zimmerman Photo Service
Arthur Rupp
William ‘di Buono
Henry Goldhr
Zammernan Pla Service
Co Jarmen Mona
Carmen Monasé
Giordano Pitane Enueight
Michael
Seto
Mikey
Eai
Dairy Queen
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Willys
Jules Terry
Liberty Ave
Pacity Funeral Home
Clinton Avenue
N. J. Essex
Mill Road
Irvington
N. J
Armour
Stoyvesant Ave
Holsing
Honor Bank
Tallyho
Ally Conditioned
Growney Funeral Home
Tobia's Appliances
Music School
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