Bristol-Myers Plant Safety Record Highlights 1956
A 1956 report by Richard C. Crosbee shows the Bristol-Myers Products Division achieved a 50 percent drop in accident frequency from 1955 with 4.3 lost time accidents per million man hours. The safety program, started in 1987, is led by a 15 member committee across all departments and includes monthly safety meetings, plant inspections, and a fire brigade ready to respond to emergencies.
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Bristol-Myers Products Division
Richard C. Crosbee
Bristol Myers
Raymond Perry Joins Howard Savings Board
Waldean Moward announced at the annual meeting the election of Raymond Perry to the Board of Managers of The Howard Savings Institution in Newark. Perry is president of Federal Telephone and Radio Company, a division of ITT, and serves as director of Federal Sign and Signal Corporation, Chicago, The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, and County Bank & Trust Company Paterson. He attended MIT and served in US Field Artillery during World War I.
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Waldean Moward
Howard Savings Institution
Newark
Raymond Perry
Federal Telephone & Radio Company
International Telephone & Telegraph Corporation
Perry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Federal Sign and Signal Corporation
Chicago
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce
The
County Bank & Trust Company
Paterson
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Trustee profile cited for air power advocacy in New Jersey
The text notes a hospital trustee from Clara Maass Memorial Hospital who belonged to Club Chicago. His active interest in air power earned a 1956 citation from the New Jersey Wing of the Air Force Association as the leading contributor to air power. That year he also received the first Brotherhood Award from the Greater Paterson United Community Chest and Council. He has two children and lives in Smoke Rise Butler.
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Clara Maass
Loses License For Reckless Driving
Joby Gibler age 11 of 256 South T2th street Newark had his license revoked for 60 days and was finalized January 31 when Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum found him guilty of reckless driving. Sgt Ray Heller testified that on January 22 on a rainy night Giblen wilfully attempted to hit a pedestrian friend Louis Gahr of 413 South 10th street Newark after speeding over 40 mph in a 25 mph zone. Gahr, who waved his arms, stepped into Leslie street and Giblen drove toward him forcing him to take refuge between parked cars. Giblen pleaded not guilty and denied aiming at Gahr. Gahr testified Giblen’s car approached and he saw the patrol car and disappeared instead of entering it. Judge Birnbaum said Gibsen appeared to be showing off and, noting a prior careless driving charge, revoked his license. Charles Giese, 17, of 69 Joseph street Newark, was fined $50 on a careless driving charge after pleading.
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Joby Gibler
T2th Street
Newark
Sidney Birnbaum
Sgt
Ray Heller
Giblen
Leshie
Louis Gahr
South 10Th Street
Heller
Leslie Street
Gahr
Gibsen
Birnbaum
Charles Giese
Joseph Street
Involved in Boston Accident Faces Verdict
A man accused in a January 13 Boston crash operated by Mrs. Rose Spero of 1132 St. Louis Avenue sought a not guilty verdict. Giese sustained facial and head injuries while Mrs. Spero reported bruises.
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Boston
Rose Spero
St. Louis Avenue
Giese
Spero
Marfuggi Appointed To US Trade Mission
Philip A. Marfuggi of Lionel Corp is named to a four member US Foreign Trade Commission team to visit Italy. The mission includes government and business officials who will brief Italian buyers and staff Information Centers at Milan International Trade Fair from April 12 to 27 and tour major Italian industrial centers over six weeks.
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Philip A. Marfuggi
Lionel Corporation
Italy
Foreign Trade Commission
U.S. Department of Commerce
Marfuggi
Milan
Hillside Serviceman to complete basic training at Fort Benning
Pvt. Robert J Prescott, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Standly Prescott of Hillside New Jersey, is set to finish eight weeks of basic combat training with the 3d Infantry Division at Fort Benning Georgia early in February. Prescott entered the Army last December.
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Hillside
Fort Benning, GA
Robert J Prescott
Theodore Standly Prescott
Puree Street
N. J
3D Infantry Division
Fort Benning
Pebrusky
Prescott
Township notes house for sale ad seeks quick results
Local classified item markets a house for sale listings mentioning contact Theresa M. Bensen with phone Stoker WA 8-4240. The note focuses on prompt results and direct dialing for inquiries.
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Quickesults
Theresa M. Bensen
Stoker
Rand Scoutmaster Of Boy Scout Troop 105 Named
The Hillside Y announced Murry Rand as Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 105 after resigning as Cubmaster of Pack 195. Call WA 4632 to join and discuss with Jerry Kelin.
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Hillside Y
Murry Rand
All
Jerry Kelin
Nuteen
Temple B'nai Abraham
Newark
Hillside
ULP
Iriga
Art Kasoff
Orchard Terrace
Harlem Globe Trotters
New President Named for Berkeley Savings and Loan
Julius Krieger retires as president of the Berkeley Savings and Loan Association of Newark. Joseph L. Bonda, formerly vice president, elected to succeed him with immediate effect. The Newark firm names new and reelected officers including Joseph M. Bass as vice president and Herman Roessler as chairman.
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Julius Krieger
Berkeley Savings and Loan Association of
Newark
Joseph L. Bonda
Mr. Krieger
Berkeley
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
Chancellor Avenue
Schley and
Wainwright Streets
Joseph M. Bass
Herman Roessler
Meyer Gross
Mae Rubinfield
Jacob Coopersmith
Treasure
Richard K. Gartenberg
Edward F. Ganning
William Hutchinson
Samuel Roessler
Ralph H Jacobson
Martin Fox
Joseph J. Schotland
Fast & Fast
Association
Labor To Receive Chest Staff Post
The Community Welfare Council of Eastern Union County will add a full time staff member to work in organized labor. Dr. Harry Mackler says machinery is being set up to select the new staff aide. A committee headed by Arban Taylor with representatives of the council AFL CIO and independent unions will make recommendations. The board approved a $6,000 budget from reserve funds. The Central Labor Union and Union County Industrial Union Council requested the position last July.
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Community Welfare Council
Union County
Harry & Mackler
Dr. Mackler
Arban Taylor
AFL
CIO
Red Feather
Mackler
Central Labor Union
Union County Industrial Union Council Cio
Accountant exam results announced for two residents
Allen H. Nimensky an attorney son of Mr and Mrs I Nimersky of 1021 Salem avenue and Sol Lipshutz son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lipshutz of 1594 Clinton place have passed examinations for certified public accountant it was announced last week by Joseph Seaman secretary of the New Jersey Board of Public Accountants.
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Allen H. Nimensky
I. Nimersky
Salem Avenue
Sol
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