Local Men Named To Assist GOP In Nov. 6th Election
Meyer F Edward Bierenmpfel of Union and Sheriff Alex Campbell of Scotch Plains were named as co chairs to aid Horace Baker Westfield in the GOP general election campaign. Baker assigns Hillside invitees to serve on the committee including Raymond King James A Oneil Howard J Bloy Dr Milton M Lilien Oden Libbey Berry Weiss Kenneth M Ross David H Doremus Charles Taylor Dells Wessels Benjamin Hale Arnold McClow Harry Schnabel John M Brown Clara Gross James Duffy Douglas Haviland Emanuel Reiter Franklin W Morrel Michael O Lock and Jack Valenti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Raymond King
James A. Oneil
Howard J. Bloy
Milton M. Lilien
Oden Libbey
Berry Weiss
Kenneth M. Ross
David H. Doremus
Charles Taylor Dells Wessels
Benjamin Hale
Arnold McClow
Harry Schnabel
John M. Brown
Clara Gross
James
State Fall Plans For Cub Pack 198
Cub Pack 198 outlines fall activities at a meeting hosted by Mrs. George Zemanovic. A corn festival and picnic are set for September 9 at Nomahegan Park Cranford, with den meetings starting September 11 at multiple locations and an Indian ceremony for new members on September 18 at Harden Locker School. Frank Cernigliaro serves as cubmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zemanovic
Ryan Street
Nomahegan Park
Cranford
Joseph Wallack
Christ the King Church
Frank Cernigliaro
Yale Avenue
Frank Sieka
Princeton Avenue
George Ivans
Fitzpatrick Street
Den
Chester Babcock
Baker Street
Harden- Locker School
Frederick G Zeppelin Jr Receives 35 Year Service Emblem
Frederick G Zeppelin Jr has been presented a gold service emblem by New Jersey Bell Telephone for 35 years of service. He is a member of the Bell System association of veteran employees and the Telephone Pioneers of America H. G. McCully Chapter, residing at 276 Dover Avenue, Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Zeppelin, Jr
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Bell System Association of Veteran Employees
H. G. McCully
Telephone Pioneers of America
Zeppelin
Dover Avenue
Hillside
Handbag Stolen From Second Story Bedroom
Elmer Feitlinger of 910 Roanoke Avenue reported burglary by theft of a ladies handbag containing $75 from a dresser drawer in a second floor bedroom of his home. Occurred within past weeks and reported Saturday night to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Feitlinger
Roanoke Avenue
Airport noise sparks call for injunction and height rules
Community leaders urge action against Newark Airport noise citing health effects and a plan to raise cruising altitude to reduce disturbance. They push CAA and Port authority to limit flights and explore a temporary injunction while airlines warn of increased fuel costs. A secondary note recalls Patrolman Eli Plant handling a street incident with two women during a traffic stop.
School Population Rises in Most Grades in Brankm Report
Annual statistical report by Dr. Wayne Branom shows total enrollment at 3,570 pupils, up 168 from 1949-50, with increases in teachers holding master degrees to 47 and in years of experience for most staff. Truancy fell to 41 cases. absences rose to 2,980, and 416 working papers were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Brankm
Board of Education
Branom
Reilly Guards UN Peace Camp in Korea
Private First Class Paul Reilly of Hillside New Jersey serves in the honor guard for the United Nations advance peace camp at Mun san Korea. He is with the 7th Cavalry Regiment Battalion Combat Team assigned to guard the historic camp site. Guards rotate two to four hours daily, offering rest for seasoned Garry Owen troopers alongside a colorful display of military bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTH
7Th Calvalry Regiment
Korea
Paul Reilly
Silver Avenue
Hillside
N. J
United Nation
Munsan
7Th Calvary Regiment
Garry Owen
Cruelty Charges Set for Final Hearing in Newark and Hillside
Two cruelty cases move to final hearing before Advisory Master Nicholas A. Tomasulo. Mrs. Mary Dellane of 1485 Franklin Street Hillside faces Peter Dellane of 91 Pennsylvania Avenue Newark. Mrs. Josephine Melchenko Harris of 234 Bloy Street Newark challenges James J. Harris of 218 West Market Street Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas A. Tomasulo
Hillside
Mary Dellane
Franklin Street
Peter Dellane
Pennsylvania Avenue
Newark
Josephine Melchenko Harris
Bloy Street
James J. Harris
West Market Street
Syracuse veteran and family profiled on TV plea for help
A Syracuse family of fifteen faces eviction and poverty, appearing on Strike It Rich hosted by Warren Hull. Mrs Diettman of 580 Buchanan Street mobilizes clothing and food to aid Mr and Mrs Mearl Grabill and their Army base barracks family as neighbors question the show’s generosity. The Diettmans plan more aid projects for veterans and children while hosting a clothing drive and collecting magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Warren Hull
Marie Diettman
Buchanan Street
Carey Brothers In Military Service From Hillside Family
Pvt Joseph Carey 20 and Cpl Robert Carey 25 of the U S Army and Marine Corps are in Seoul where their younger brother Pfc Donald Carey 18 serves in a field artillery unit. Donald enlisted at 17 after Hillside High School graduation in 1950 and has been in Korea since January. Joseph, training as a medical technician in Japan, shipped overseas in May after basic at Fort Dix. Robert has seven years service including World War II navy time and Marine Corps duty since 1947. he is an instructor at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The father visited Camp Lejeune last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carey
Cpl
Robert Carey
United States Army
Marine Corps
Seoul
Pfc
Donald Carey
Edward A. Carey
Fitzpatrick Street
Donald
Hillside High School
Korea
Joseph
Japan
Fort Dix
Hillside National Bank
Camp Lejeumne
N. C
Iron Posts Pulled From Soft Cement in Brooklyn Property
Levy Brothers Co of 1352 Liberty avenue at Shelton terrace laid concrete to set iron posts on their property Friday. Four posts were pulled out before the cement hardened and disappeared. Police were notified Saturday morning. David Levy valued the loss at about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Brothers Co, Inc
Liberty Avenue
Shelton Terrace
David Levy
Scouts Abroad Find Italian Way Mirrors Americans
Donald Carringer writes from Austria where seven Union County Boy Scouts attend the Seventh World Scout Jamboree at Bad Ischl. He notes visits to Pompeii Sorrento Naples Rome and Venice and an audience with Pope Pius XI at Castel Gandolfo. He emphasizes friendly Italians and similar ways of life between Italy and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Donald Carringer
J. Raymond Carringer
Georgian Court
Donald
Union County
Europe
Bad Ischl
Austria
Pompeii
Sorrento
Naples
Rome
Venice
Castel Gandol
Pius XI
United States
Driver Fined for Overloaded Truck on Route 29
Police Magistrate Clarence E. Kremer fined Michael Barron a $203 penalty for operating an overloaded truck on Route 29. Barron is of 418 River Street, Dickson City, Pa. The case followed by Roy Moore who paid $10 for horn blowing on Central and Long Avenues. The magistrate heard twenty four cases and collected $329 in fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Barron
River Street
Dickson City
Central
Long
Avenue
Roy Moore
Coe Avene
Supply Economy Surprises Riche
1st Lt. Edward T. Riche of Browns Mills New Jersey recalls the Army Supply Economy program after finding his field jacket issued after the last war still bearing his old division patch. He had turned it in during occupation duties in Korea and later served again there when the conflict broke out. The jacket’s return felt like seeing an old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Riche
Ann Riche
Browns Mills
N. J
Korea
Riche
21St Inf. Regt
Mark Pircher Tours Izmir During Oriskany Stop
Mark T. Pircher, airman from Hillside New Jersey visited Izmir Turkey as the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany anchored for a five day call. Izmir, a major Turkish port and ancient Smyrna, offers Roman ruins tours for the crew. Oriskany is attached to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark T. Pircher
USN
Coe Avenue
Hillside
N. J
Izmir
Turkey
Oriskany
Asia Minor
Turkish Republic
United States
Smyrna
Husband Seeks Divorce Over Card Playing Cruelty
Advisory Master Nicholas A. Tom asulo advised divorce for Mrs. Dorothy Lockhan of 547 Tillman Street against George C. Lockhart of 106 Laurel Avenue Irvington. She accuses cruelty from February 1950 to May 7, 1950 after he was rude when she erred at cards. They married in Newark February 8, 1947 and have a son Seymour Lichtenstein represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas A. Tomasulo
Dorothy Lockhan
Tillman Street
George C. Lockhart
Laurel Avenue
Irvington
Gottesman Trains For Navy Officer
Midshipman first class Jerome W. Gottesman of USNA son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gottesman Hillside New Jersey uses a peloris to chart the course of the heavy cruiser USS Albany spending seven weeks in practical training to become a future naval officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome W. Gottesman
USNA
Joseph Gottesman
Field Place
Hillside
N. J
Albany
Relief For Korea Drive Underway Aids Refugees Across War Ravaged Lands
The ARK Clothing Collection based at the Hollywood Avenue firehouse, led by Mayor Raymond R. King and the Eastern Union County Junior Chamber, launches a campaign urged by American Relief for Korea chair Douglas Fairbanks. Aimed at clothing millions of refugees, it calls for clean usable garments for men, women, children, and infants as the Unified Command in Korea distributes aid nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARK
Hollywood Avenue
Raymond R. King
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Union County
Douglas Fairbanks
American Relief For Korea
American Relief For Korea, Inc
American Council of Voluntary Agencies For Foreign Service, Inc
Americal Friends Service Committee
Brethren Service Commission
Church World Service
Labor League of Human Rights
AF. of I
Lutheran World Relief
Mennonite Central Committee
Save the
Bidder Loses $500 as Next Low Bidder Wins Heating Contract
The board awarded the George L. Dennis bid of 14414 for heating and ventilating work at George Washington School after the low bidder forfeited a 500 deposit. George Stewart of Newark declined the work, citing his 9994 bid as too low. Olsen, also of Newark, signed a 61018 contract for Calvin Coolidge School addition. Walter Worbett of Highpoint Dairy won container and bottle contracts at 5 1/8 and 4 7/8 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Board of Education
George L. Dennis
Newark
George Stewart
Law
Calvin Cooldige
East Orange
Helge Olsen
Olsen
Walter Worbett
Highpoint Dairy
Highpoint ® Dairy
Tuscan Dairy
Hillside
Bernard Senner
Doris Crawley
Hillside Avenue
George Washington
Harden-Locker
Warren E. Beltramini
Sidney Birnbaum
Plymouth Road
Conant
Thomas
Chester
Voorhees
Saybrook School
Wayne T. Branom
Morristown Broadcasting Company
WMTR
Morristown
Bird Escapes Fireplace Trap After Police Remove Cover
A dazed wood thrush fled from a 137 Lark Street fireplace after Mrs. Edward Frith called police to free it. Officers Candrillo and Di Bella pried the metal plate loose, enabling the bird to fly away beyond the patrol car’s shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brith
Lark Street
Inquiring Reporter on Low Flying Planes
Residents share fears and coping ideas about planes flying at low altitude near Hillside. Complaints cite sleep disruption and crying babies while some argue the FAA height limit 500 feet and airport presence limit action. Others suggest authorities like the Port Authority can provide solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Semchessen
Virginia Street
Harry Katt
1510
North Broad Street
William Yednak
Route 29
Pennsylvania
Stella Parochniak
Long Avenue
Rudolph Leming
South Bright Street
CAA
Harry Maltz
Port Authority
Birthday Party Honors Two Friends Hosted by Mrs. Carroccia
A party at 1219 Columbia Place Fetch hosted by Mrs. Samuel Carroccia honored two of her friends on their birthday. Attendees included Ruth Helmstaedter of that area and Marie Bell of As vie N.Y. Hillside residents and several local guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carroccia
Colmbia- Place
Ruth Helmstaedter
Marie Bell
Asvie N. Yy
Winda Clark
Spencer Hodge
Margaret, Saracim
Wiliam Johnston
Roselle Park
Russell Helmstaedter
Jersey City
Caroline Wesedlowski
Elizabeth
Two Year Old Struck By Car Spends Birthday in Hospital
Ellen Swallow aged two from 16 Looker Street Elizabeth celebrated her second birthday in St Elizabeth Hospital after being struck by William J. O Leary of 195 Shelley Avenue Elizabeth. She suffered a fractured elbow and body bruises with the right arm pinned under the car. Police Patrol Car 25 took her to the hospital and she rests comfortably. Patrolman Mason investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Swallow
Looker Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
William J. O'Leary
Shelley Avenue
Ellen
James
O'Leary
Robert J. Mason
Hillside Youth Charged in Careless Driving Case
A summons issued by Union police charges Steven Sivak Jr 21 of 374 Blay Street with careless driving after his car smashed 21 feet of guard rail on Route 29 between Floyd and Inger terraces. Sivak and three passengers escaped injury and he is scheduled to appear in the township municipal court August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Steven Sivak, Jr
Blay Street
Floyd
Ingersoll
Sivak
Newark Man Will Face Charges For Speeding And ID
Newark man David Mickers of 111 West Street faces charges after speeding at 55 mph on North Broad Street and operating a vehicle without a driver’s license. He will appear in Municipal Court on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broad Street
David Mickers
West Street
Newark
Municipal Court
Weather outlook shows showers tonight and tomorrow
The forecast calls for showers tonight and early morning with clearing skies. It also predicts fair and warmer conditions tomorrow.
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GOP
Frederick G. Zepplin, JR
Dae T Whenton
New Authority
Hell
Oncil
King
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Weequahic Park
Air Line
Washington
New York
Eli Plant
Plant
Reilly
UN Peace
Giotina Tat
Mrs. Grabill
Diane Andrew
Carey Brothers
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Solomon’s
Hillside’s
Liberty Ave
Szarko’s
Mark Pircher
New Jersey
Gottesman
Navy
Calvin Coolidge
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Hillside Youth Civen Summons
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
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