Board of Assessors outlines Kraft Cheese omitted tax case
The Board of Assessors told the Township Committee the Kraft Cheese Company building in Evans Terminal follows county practice: completed structures after October 1 and before January 1 appear on the next year's tax duplicate, unfinished buildings are listed unless completed by the next October 1, when pro rata taxes apply. Building permits were issued in 1948 and 1949, with an inspection September 28, 1949.
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Board of Assessors
Kraft Cheese Company
Evans Terminal
Christmas Peace Observances Across Hillside Churches
Christmas preparations fill Hillside area churches with special music sermons and nativity programs featuring children. Calvary Lutheran plans a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School program and 11:00 a.m. Communion. midnight candlelight service follows. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian lists a long program of musical numbers and a midnight service. Hillside Presbyterian and other congregations hold Christmas sermons and parties through December 27 and into New Year observances.
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Hillside
Prince of Peace
Calvary Lutheran
Calvary Lutheran Church
C. Morgan Wagner
Emmanuel
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Arthur Northwood
Tschaikowsky
Leone Paulson
Patricia Paulson
Marryott
Thomas Chamberlain
O’hara
Nancy Simpson
Pergolesi
Tellite Hostias
Saint Saens
Goudard
Hazel Burleigh
Gesu Bambino
Dickinson
McKinney
Dethier
Hillside Presbyterian
Hillside Presbyterian Church
George M. Runner
Runher
God
Westminster Youth Fellowship
First Baptist
Winfield S. Booth
First Baptist Church
Franklin Memorial
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Franklin Men's Club
Harold A. Gamblin
Township trio may decide on attorney as Democrats confront split
The three Republican members of the Township Committee may vote as a unit on appointments while Democrats face a potential split over choosing a new township attorney after Emil A Herrigel's death. Rumors place Abe Mankowitz Alan L Tumarkin and Anton A Vit as leading Republican options with Democratic pressure around Henry Goldhor. Additional chatter mentions a five person Board of Education slate including Harlow H Curtis Herbert Fitz and Arthur Ferguson with others likely to join before January 24 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Harlow H. Curtis
Curtis
Francis H. Walker
Board of Education
Helen Kirkpatrick
Mildred B. Raphael
Emil A. Herrigel
Henry Goldhor
Abe Mankowitz
Alan L. Tumarkin
Anton A. Vit. Ellsworth J. Sterner
Samuel Gooen
Wit
Sterner
Mankowitz
Tumsarkin
Gooen
Herbert Fitz
Arthur Ferguson
Albert Schoen
Anthony D'Amiano
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Cost of living rise eyed in Hillside labor letter
A 15 percent cost of living bonus for next year was requested by Hillside police and fire unions in a letter to the Township Committee signed by Victor Heller and Charles Yaede. The panel tabled the pay issue for conference while authorizing defense center phone upgrades and setting a defense week. The committee also eyed library help funding, pump replacement, and road funds, with county officials announcing Civil Defense Week and regional appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Fire
Township Committee
Victor Heller
Hillside Local 70
P.B.A
Charles Yaede
Hillside Local 35
F.M.B.A
James J. Holsing
Alfred E. Driscoll
Henry Kreh Jr
Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
State Highway Department
Hillside
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
James F. McCarthy
John, N. de Brunner
Dust concerns prompt medical reaction to plant emissions
Dr Henry J Konzelmann, board of health physician, urged residents affected by plant dust to have their doctors notify the board to aid action against offending plants. He urged witnesses ready for court and noted a sharp rise in whooping cough this year with 51 cases versus 4 last year. Polio cases stood at two, up from four. Health clinics reported 106 vaccinations, 131 for whooping cough with 41 boosters, and 111 diphtheria inoculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Konzelmann
Board of Health
Konzelmann
Konzelmign
Fixed Salary Township Attorney Proposed by Elects
Milton B. Conford and Robert C. Kirkpatrick say the township should appoint one attorney at a fixed moderate salary with at most one assistant. They urge simplification of the Law Department, abandoning the prior setup that paid a $500 retainer plus extra fees and per foreclosure rates for several tax attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Conford
Kirkpatrick
Emil Nerrigel
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Nanes
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Santa Claus
Hillside National Bank
Bank
Harden-Locker Post 50
American Legion
Boy Scout Troop 92
Legion
Henry Groh
Edward W. Warle
Nixon
N. J
Walter Leibe
Bartle
Leibo
Emma W. Knox
Arnold K. McClow
Jean A. White
Jarle
Wayne T. Branom
Henry Singe
Plant
Dr. Branorm
Edward W. Earle
Szarko’s Liquor Store, Inc
Liberty Ave
Matt-Best Products
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Dreyer's
Dreyer’s Dept. Store
Tobin
Salem Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Ees
Hillside Appliance Co
Michael Tobin
Greater Liberty Avenue
Weequahic Delicatessen
Harry Borkan
Zion Kosher
Chancellor Ave
Newark
XMAS
Kmas
Raymond R. King
Hillside Defense Council
King
Hillside Butchers
Sinzinger
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Maple Ave
Hillsid
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