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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1950

Page

6

Hillside Times publication and mailing details

The Hillside Times announces second class matter status at Elizabeth NJ post office since 1926. It prints weekly on Thursdays from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside with editors Sidney Silverstein and Robert Kaplan and offers US subscriptions at 2.50 per year with 5 cent copies. Canada and foreign postage added. Communications require sender name and address.

Elizabeth New Jersey North Broad Street Hillside Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan TIMES United States Canada The

Lippmann on Guerrilla Warfare and Asia’s War Reality

The article cites Walter Lippmann arguing that Asian warfare favors guerrilla tactics over traditional Western European military methods. It notes America's industrially driven arsenal may falter against nations using primitive tech and people’s wars, urging closer cooperation between diplomats and military planners.

Walter Lippmann Europe America Asia Korea Bradley

Reverend MacBride Accepts Call To Avenel Church

Times Past notes Rev. Robert I. MacBride pastor of Hillside Presbyterian Church accepted a call to the Presbyterian Church of Avenel. One hundred people attended a Parents Night by Boy Scouts Troop 71 at Centra l School Coe Avenue. Protests were voiced at a rezoning hearing for industrial use along the Lehigh Valley Railroad main line.

Robert I. MacBride Hillside Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church of Avenel Central Coe Avenue Lehigh Valley

Hillside High Boys Lose to Queen City in Plainfield

Hillside High School basketeers fell 28 to 24 at Plainfield against Queen City. The report notes local civic and social items including nominations, township affairs, and Elks Club events from the era.

Hillside High School Basketeers Plainfield Queen City John T. Walsh Beechwood 'Place Union County Federation of Holy Name Societies St-Catherines Rhrichnren

Calendar of church and fraternal events for January

A list of local church and fraternal activities including Christmas parties at Calvary Lutheran Church and Christ the King Church, several Township Committee and Board of Health meetings, Women's Association elections, Knights of Columbus events, Bnai B'rith Lodge, Progress Club, and Rainbow for Girls installations and anniversaries scheduled throughout January.

Women's Auxiliary Calvary Lutheran Church Air Lima Fraterni C.Y.O. of Christ the King Church Board of Health Knights of Columbus Council Board of Education Communion Christ the King Holy Name Society Progress Club Knights of Columbus Hillside Assembly Order of Rainbow

Oil burner explosion at Garner home causes smoke filled house

An oil burner exploded Sunday morning at 912 Westminster Avenue the Garner residence. Mrs. Garner reported a smoke filled house with no fire and their son was present at the time. no damage estimate was provided.

J. M. Garner Westminster Avenue

Farrell Sings New MGM Sides With Jazz Flair

Bill Farrell offers a commercial yet varied MGM single with My Heart Cries For You and You Love Me backed by Russ Case Orchestra. The release showcases his relaxed vocal style alongside his familiar jazz inflections and includes favorable notes on Mel Torme and Teddy Wilson upcoming MGM platters.

MGM Bill Farrell Farrell Russ Case Bill Warner Bros Baltimore Rag Jack Finn Mel Torme Teddy Wilson Mr. Wilson

Stolen Blue Cadillac Belongs to Toni Wilson

A blue Cadillac sedan owned by Toni Wilson of 1525 Leslie Street was reported stolen over the holiday weekend from the Franklin Esso Station at Summit and Winans avenues. A teletype alarm has been activated.

Toni Wilson Leslie Street Franklin Esso Summit and Winans, Avenue

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the Hillside Times Waverly Homecraft, Inc Morris Ave Formica Specialists Daniel Leeds Miller Masons’ Supplies Levy Brothers CO. Inc Eiberty Ave Arthur T. Lee Lee James P Howard J. Bloy Works Progress Administration Hillside Lodge No. 1591 B.P.O.E Elks Club West Side Trust CO Springfield Ave High St Lyons Ave Bergen St Hawthorne Ave Clinton PI Orange Ave Newark, N. J Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Women's Association Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Order of Raidon For B'nai B'rith Lodge Joey Sasso A. Capro & CO Irving Brody Harry M. Brody Optometrists Williamson Ave Hillside, N. J Newark Halsey Street N. J Sky Earth Mr. Wordly Wiseman Theresa M. Bensen S. Silverstein ADV MGR Compher ESSO Advance Brake & Clutch Co Elizabeth Ave Meeker Newark N. J. WaAverly Applebaum Princett D. Pashman General Auto Hillside Auto Top and Liberty Ave Pat McGarrigle Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers Maple Ave Union Camera Exchange Kodak - Graflex Bell & Howell - Revere Stuyvesant Ave Union UN Zenith Camera Exchange Delaware Valley BROAD Col. King Bt Phome Elisabeth Furriers Fogel - Klein Furs, Inc Hillside Loan CO Broad St Mayfair Theatre Elo’s Singer Singer Sewing Center Stuyvesant Ave. Union Hillside National Bank Federal Reserve System School of Dancing N. Broad ST Wally Tomy White St Kathryn A. Keller General Insurance Hillside Realty
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