Tito and the West Faces Yugoslavia’s Break with Moscow
A national magazine lauds Tito as the most influential world figure and explains his split from the Kremlin. The piece notes Tito’s blend of Marxist principles and nationalism, doubts Soviet intent, and argues Yugoslavia’s independence would benefit the West if maintained.
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Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Walter Lippmann
Italy
Soviet Union
Stalin
Moscow
Jlee
Politburo
Ito
Walter
County Expenditures Rise 57 Percent in New Jersey 1939 to 1948
New Jersey Taxpayers Association reports county government spending rose 57 percent to 73 million dollars in 1948 with charitable and correctional services, roads and bridges, and general government making up 80 percent of the increase. Charities 33.8 million, roads 13.3 million, general government 8.8 million, with notable gains in recreation, education, and all other categories.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Hillside News Highlights from Times Past
Times Past recalls Hillside events from two decades ago including Red Cross Roll Call results, a Belleview terrace gutter refund, the 22nd Annual Christmas Seal Sale by the National Tuberculosis Association, and a Hill Side Local No 70 PBA hall event. Also notes 15 years ago house number ordinance and Hillside High School football loss to Weequahic.
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Hillside
Red Cross
Edward S. Frith
Belleview Terrace
National Tuberculosis Association
Hillside Local No. 70
Masonic Hall
Freddy Halbfoster
Sinai Congregation
Samuel B. Goldstein
Aaron Cohen
Benjamin Wahle
Julius Steinberg
Postmaster urges early Yuletide mail to beat record flood
Elizabeth Postmaster John P. Leonard warns of the biggest Yuletide mail surge in local history likely to exceed 1948’s 7,233,050 pieces. he outlines deadlines for distant state packages by December 5 and cards by December 15, and urges stamps, address lists, and sturdy packaging to ensure on time delivery.
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John P. Leonard
Elizabeth
Cel Post
Notice to Creditors for Nathan Pashkow Estate
Surrogate Charles Otto Jr of Union County orders notice to creditors of Nath an Pashkow. Executors must publish and exhibit claims by date. Creditors must present their claims to the undersigned executor as required by law under the order dated November.
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Nathan Pashkow
Ciarles AW Otto, JR
Union
Fourth Annual High School Press Contest Invites 25 Area Schools
Elizabeth December 1 Announcement by Douglas Bailey, president, invites reporters and ad writers from county papers to judge the fourth annual High School Press Program. Bronze plaques honor winners. contest began in 1946 47 with Dr Arthur L Johnson backing. Past firsts went to High Spots Battin Elizabeth Hilltopper St Mary's Elizabeth and The Entree Plainfield.
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Elizabeth
Union County
Douglas Bailey
Arthur L. Johnson
Battin High School
St. Mary's High School
Plainfield High School
Guild
Notice to creditors of estate in six month period
The text appears to announce creditors must file claims within six months of the order or be barred. Names listed include Abe Pashkow, George Pashkow, and Harry, with Sigmund C. Bernstein at 786 Broad St., Newark, N. J., as related party.
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Ering
Abe Pashkow
Ghorge
Pashkow
Harry
Sigmund C. Bernstein
Ira
Broad St
Newark
N. J
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