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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1975

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Dennis Murphy fails to appear at hearing on bad check charge

Dennis P. Murphy former Hillside businessman and Board of Education candidate did not show for a probable cause hearing in Municipal Court on December 4. A bench warrant for contempt was issued and the case sent to the Union County Grand Jury. He was held briefly in Union County Jail after arrest in October for issuing two fraudulent checks totaling 1,024.13 to Raymond Villanova of Group Travel Plan Inc and Stan's Exxon.

Dennis P. Murphy Hillside Board of Education Union County Grand Jury Murphy Union County Allan Tumarkin Robert Mason Hillside Times Raymond Villanova Group Travel Plan, Inc Bloy St Stan Exxon Mason Murphy Central Home Bank Elizabeth

Hillside Banks Robbery Attempt and Local News Update

Two North Broad Street attempted bank heists left with no money at National State Bank as customers fled. Elmora Savings yielded an unknown cash haul after a successful safety fright. Dennis P Murphy, facing fraudulent check charges, failed to appear in Municipal Court amid a broader civil suit by Franklin State Bank seeking 42500. Murphy, 24, identified as founder of Dennis the Menace Enterprises and Universal Enterprises, described himself as a self made entrepreneur with real estate ties and 37 corporations. He later stated big money brings big problems while denying the bank debt claims.

Franklin State Murphy Hillside Times Board of Education

December 1775 Not Encouraging for American Liberty

A historical note from December 1775 notes limited progress for colonists. The New York Provincial Congress protests to Connecticut’s governor after Tory James Rivington’s printshop is plundered. New York legislators urge protecting press freedom amid the liberty struggle. General Washington privately says he avoided provocation amid colonial jealousies. In New Jersey, Lord Stirling and Col. William Alexander press Congress to relocate British prisoners.

New York Provincial Congress Connecticut James Rivington New York Washington Continental Congress New Jersey Lord Stirling William Alexander

Two Bank Robberies Hit North Broad Street

Two robberies were attempted on Monday in Hillside area banks. Elmora Savings at 9:30 saw three men in ski masks, one brandishing a .38 revolver, escape with an undetermined sum. National State Bank at 1:41 p.m. saw two men attempt a deposit slip heist, flee after no money was taken. No suspects yet. FBI assisting.

North Broad St Elmora Savings North Elizabeth Hillside National State Bank Elmora

Democrats plan to reappoint building inspector Volturo

Mayor Baldassano says Frank Volturo will be reappointed next year as building inspector on a part time basis. Volturo was first named part time when Republicans led the Township Committee and has since been kept on month to month, with Democrats finally deciding to renew for next year. He is praised as a hard working man and the Democrats considered but rejected restoring the post to full time.

Frank Volturo Vincent Baldassano Hillside Times Volturo Carmen Monaco Baldassano

December 24 25 30 town datebook of meetings and services

The schedule lists events across days: schools closed on December 24. Overeaters Anonymous at Municipal Building Room 12 at 10 a.m. Christmas Candlelight service at United Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. On December 26 Civil Air Patrol meets at Christ the King Church 7:30 p.m. December 28 Democratic Club installation at Elks at 8 p.m. December 29 Senior Citizens at Elks 12:30 p.m. Creative Arts at Community Center 7:30 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous at Municipal Building Room 12 8 p.m. Sinai Sisterhood at 8 p.m. December 30 Township Committee at Municipal Building 6 p.m.

Senior Citizens Elks Creative Arts Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Sinai Sisterhood

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