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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1950
Page
3
Leonard F Sawyer outlines amendments broadening coverage to farm workers and domestic workers with earnings and time criteria, adds non profit institutions by vote, includes self employed with limits, and extends to federal state and local workers if agencies opt in, with tax rates aligned to existing schedules.
Two men were burned at Sun Tube Corporation 181 Long Avenue when rags near a vat ignited Friday afternoon. Joseph Valente 20 of 1225 South State Street and Donald Marshall 29 of 885 Bergen Street Newark were treated for facial and hand burns at Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth and detained. Fire Companies 2 and 3 responded.
The piece argues that many educated people doubt Jesus as God and question the Four Gospels while still admiring Christian morality. It contends that Catholicism rests on genuine Gospel testimony supported by early references and contemporary writings from the first century.
The article explains a 2 percent tax for self employed workers and that new groups begin payments in 1951. World War II Veterans receive wage credits of 160 dollars per month of service for benefit calculations at retirement or survivor payments. It previews further explanations on insured status and benefit calculations.
Governor Alfred E Driscoll proclaims January 7 to January 13 1951 Civil Defense Week in New Jersey and urges state residents to support a volunteer drive across municipalities Air raid alarm testing is scheduled for January 13 1951 from noon to 1 PM local time The proclamation directs municipal leaders and Civil Defense chairs to cooperate with the Division of Civil Defense to recruit volunteers and maintain open local offices
A paper bag with 125 dollars in bills was stolen Sunday afternoon from Mittleman’s Bakery at 1594 Maple Avenue. The owner called the disappearance brief and blamed a busy hour, noting the bag may have been mixed with merchandise and that someone received an unexpected Christmas present.
Frank Blecter of 1263 Salem Avenue joined volunteers at Pingry School Elizabeth to aid the Family and Welfare Society of Elizabeth on Thursday and Friday.
Gifts were distributed by the following Scouts Thomas Ringwood Jerry Stalheber Chester Babcock William Krutulis Charles Morrow J S Donald DiLeo Ronald Tyranski Anton Rechner Jr Gus Gutzat and James Cecere. Rechner said the drive was so successful it is expected to become a yearly activity. The troop is sponsored by Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion.
Gould and Eberhardt honored three employees for long service at a Christmas party held last week at the Ivanhoe in Irvington. The company recognizes workers with 25 40 or 50 plus years of service at its annual event.
Government bonds of various denominations were presented to longtime service honorees. Karl P Kaeser of 1470 Franklin Street, John Git of 1293 State Street, and Frank of 225 Boston Avenue received year of service awards.
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