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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
2
Police Chief Paul Korlesky urges cautious winter driving as first snow arrives. He links accident reductions to a chain of controls including clear vision, proper wiper and defrosting function, driver judgment to slow or stop, and regular vehicle brake and steering checks to prevent skids and loss of control.
Deaf viewers attending The Ten Commandments at Adams Theatre Sunday December 15 will access dialogue via sign language interpretation by Rev. Roland Gerhold of St. Deaf, using glow gloves and luminous makeup to aid lip readers. Booklets summarizing scenes will be provided, with a reserved section for deaf patrons and contact details for accessibility queries via Humboldt Street.
A dated December 8 1957 letter from Rev Edwin Paulrtenn of St Catherine’s Phivers Hillside Hillside Times expresses sincere gratitude for publicity and notices provided by The Hillside Times for their stage production Itone The note thanks the staff for helping publicity and success of the show.
The piece argues men fight for home and family rather than hate, praising the enduring role of home and national life through violence and tragedy. It cites Lincoln, Lee, and Grant as examples where duty to democracy and home shaped brave soldiers beyond mere hatred. It emphasizes patriotism rooted in family and way of life.
A Catholic fraternal order with over a million members worldwide is described as a patriotic charity group. The piece rebuts rumors of secret oaths against government, stresses mutual aid, and highlights wartime service and charitable works. It invites non Catholics to request a pamphlet for more information.
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