Hillside Dads Booster Drive Set and Township Appointments
Sidney Englander promotes a town wide drive for the Dads Booster Club with volunteers visiting homes and businesses to solicit funds for next year. Also announced are new township officials including Birnbaum as chairman and Braelow as first woman township attorney with offices in Newark and engagement in multiple bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Englander
Dads Booster Club
Hillsiders
Dads
Hillside
Perth Amboy
Newark
Europe
Hillside Democratic Club
Ninth District Civic Association
Alt 580
Plymouth Road
Zenna Kaufman
Miss *Braelow
Wellesley College
Rutgers University Law School
N.R.A
State Housing Authority
New Jersey Council of Housing Authorities
New York University
Braxlow & Kramer
First National Bank of
Jersey City
Union County Bar Association
Essex County Bar Association
National Association of Women Lawyers
New Jersey
Wellesley Club
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Order of the Golden Chain
Joseph C. Braelow
Morris Place
Michael
Gersten
Liberty Avenue
Newark Lodge of Elks
Irvington Masonic Lodge
Liberty Avenue Businessmen’s Association
Democratic County Committee
Union County
Essex County
March of Dimes
Mander Dienst
Rutters University Law School
New York University Law School
New York
New York City
United States District Court
United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
New York County
Connecticut
Government School of Aeronautics
Armed Forces Inspection Schol
Dienst
Hillside Heights
Book Firm Strike Enters Second Week on North Broad
Baker and Taylor Co. on North Broad street faces a second week of strike action by Local 153 Office Employees International Union AFL. Walter Gorray says workers seek pay for strike time and allege unfair practices for not signing a contract with production staff. The firm disputes pay rights, reports a National Labor Relations Board complaint, and installs a 24 hour guard as windows damaged along the North Broad street facade. About 140 panes broken. replacement work began after an estimated 300 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Taylor Co
North Broad Street
Walter Gorray
Office Employees International Union
AFL
Gorray
National Labor Relations Board
Norman L. Sanford
Democrats reveal township legal appointments for 1952
The incoming Democratic administration publicly announces the 1952 township magistrate, township attorney, and assistants weeks before January. Adele Luftman would be the first woman township attorney, while Arthur K Dienst is retained to tackle air pollution. Rumors swirl about Veterans Memorial Building management and a possible liquor-license push by veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Braelow Luftman
Henry Goldhor
Luftman
Arthur K Dienst
Dienst
Veterans Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Building Association
Opposing Views Delay Hillside School Pay Increase Plan
Board of Education members spar over uniform vs graduated pay raises for principals teachers and janitorial staff delaying a final decision. A graduated plan is argued to align with regional standards and reward responsibility while a uniform increase is seen as simpler and cheaper. Fireman Joseph Heathcote retired after 25 years with Hillside Fire Department honored at a December ceremony with Navy veteran status and a Patton letter among his keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
War Veterans Memorial
Joseph Heathcote
Miriam Place
Fire Department
John de Santi
Newark
Heathcote
Joseph
Ann Albina Rose Heathcote
Hillside
Bannister Company
George S. Patton
United States
Fire Company 2
Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association
Martha Heathcote
Hillside Industrial Association to Survey Scholarships Support
The Hillside Industrial Association will mail questionnaires to its members to measure backing for a proposed Hillside Industrial Foundation offering scholarships and loans for Hillside High School graduates. The plan, advocated by Harry A. Cooper, could fund scholarships and a major township project. Committee members were named to the Citizens Advisory Budget Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Industrial Association
Hillside High School
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Harry A. Cooper
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Dads Booster Club
James Ozias
Cooper
Harvey W. Peace
Albert Blum
Harold Ward
Citizens Advisory Budget Committee
Thievery Probed at Solomon Store on Liberty Avenue
Jack Redlus, proprietor of the Solomon Store at 1299 Liberty Avenue, says petty thefts have surged. He is negotiating with a mercantile detective bureau to oversee the premises and prosecute offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Liberty Avenue
Jack Redlus
Mercantile Detective Bureau
Reserve Decision On Mundet Appeal
Municipal Court delayed ruling on Mundet Cork Corporation smoke ordinance violations as the October 22 to 29 hearings await the outcome of the appeal from the October 7 1950 verdict. State Supreme Court reserved decision on Mundet’s appeal challenging a $100 fine. Attorneys argued over service of summons and missing thirty day notice while the plant faces possible closure if the nuisance claim stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
State Supreme Court
Trenton
Mundet Cork Corporation
Clarence E. Kremer
Kremer
Nicholas English
Munder
Mander
Plant
English
High State
William L. Wieser
Supreme Court
Weiser
Ninth District Civic Association To Elect Officers
The Ninth District Civic Association will nominate and elect officers at 8 p.m. Thursday December 13 in the senior high school building. Members should be prompt due to building use rules. The group completed a Christmas toy collection and distribution project and will discuss future plans. Philip M. Peck and Mrs. Sidney Birnbaum will represent the group on the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District Civic Association
Philip M. Peck
Sidney Birnbaum
Citizens Pudget
Fire department denied seeking new posts in township plan
Fire Captain Harold Kirkman and Fireman William Groeger Sr denied reports that the department requested new posts. They said no action was taken on creating a battalion chief or lieutenant position, despite circulated stories in The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kirkman
William Groeger Sr
the Times
Bloy Elected First Vice President of NJ Municipal Clerks
Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy was elected first vice president of the Municipal Clerks Association of New Jersey at a meeting in Atlantic City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Bloy
Municipal Clerks Association of NJ
Atlantic City
Boy Injured By Auto Improves
Thomas De Santo Jr. 9 of 128 White Street is reported improving at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth after being struck by an auto on Route 20 November 27. He suffers arm and leg fractures and a brain concussion with no skull fracture. He was returning from a Lads Club basketball event when he took a short cut home and was hit by Major William G Hanton of Millington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas de Santo, Jr
White Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
de Santo
Hillside Avenue School
Liberty Avenue
William G. Hanton
King George Road
Millington
Christ the King Church
Rotary Ladies Night Dinner Set by Hillside Club
Hillside Rotary Club hosts Ladies Night at Hillside Presbyterian Church tonight with about thirty couples expected. Oden Libbey chairs the event assisted by 19 in the kitchen team led by Daniel Leeds Miller and joined by Raymond R. King and Anton A. Vit. Steve Zatko handles food purchases while John Iseman and Michael Tobia arrange entertainment. A Hillside Kiwanis joint meeting is planned for early next year and the Inter City Meet is announced for January 30 at the Chiam Chateau Route 24 Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Rotary Club
Hillside Presbyterian Chuch
Oden Libbey
Daniel Leeds Miller
Raymond R. King
Anton A. Vit
Steve Zatko
John Iseman
Michae Tobia
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Inter City
Chiam Chateau
Westfield
Zoning And Alcohol Vacancies Filled In Township
Edward Gottlieb to fill a four year unexpired Zoning Board term starting December 1, replacing Stanley H. Weston who retired. John M. De Brunner to begin December 12 for a new term on the Board of Alcohol Beverage Control. Weston and Harry Schnabel resignations were commended. Frank A. Ninesling resigns as tax collector. Protests planned against Lehigh Valley Railroad at Long Avenue crossing. committee seeks traffic counts and public notices before traffic lights at Blay Street and Hill. Civilian Defense Council additions announced. storm sewer projects proposed. fare increase protest by Public Utilities Commission authorized. Public auction sold property at Hillside and Norman for $5,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gottlieb
Zoning Board of Adjustment
John M. de Brunner
Board of Alcohol ¢ Beverage Control
Gottlieb
Stanley H. Weston
de Brunner
Weston
Harry Schnabel
Frank A . Ninesling
Planning Board
Public Utilities Commission
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Long Avenue
Milton B. Conford
PUC
Board of Education
Blay Street
Hill
State Department of Law and Public Safety
Normaget Sanford
Lens Kreh, Jr
Defense Council
Raymond R. King
Ninesling
Jules Tangel
Harold Reinhard
Civilian Defense Council
Arthur Lee
Sidney Englander
Leslie R. Tichenor
Norman Street
Florence
Weather outlook: cloudy with showers today and tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain today and into tomorrow. Temperatures remain mild as a light breeze accompanies the unsettled conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank A. Ninesling
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Clarence & Kremer
Adele “Bradow
Harry J. Luftman
Anton A. Vit, Jr
Emanuel Gersten
Arthur FE. Dienst
John C Pozar
Birnham
Flemington
City of
Birnbaum
Veterans Administration
United States Tax Court
Board of Immigration Appeals
Pozar
Ryan Street
Newark Technical College of Engineering
Explorer Scout
Liberty Park Community Association
Hillside Lions Club
John
Pozar Emanuel Gersten
Arthur E. Dienst
Adele Braelow
Attorney Ball
George Pearce
Atlantic
Hollywood Avenue
George Groh
Pearce
John Currie
Joe McCarthy
Fred Haefle
Hollister Cox
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
Mundet
Solomon Store
Liberty Ave
Bloy
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Hillside EL
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Avve
N. J
Boy
Rotary
Shelton Terrace
Tilberty Avenue
Ryam Street
Anton A. Vil
Somerset Bus Company
Fireman's School
Hillside Avenue
William Bernau
Gurd and
Herbert Avenues
Salem Pharmacy
Hillside Butchers F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Jacki Wenz
Compton Ter
R & L Decorators
Iberty Avenue
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