Hillside Times Publishing Details and Mailing Rates
The Hillside Times announces second class matter status since January 31 1925 and prints every Thursday from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey The paper lists Sidney Silverstein as business manager and Robert Kaplanegeens as contact via WAverly 3 9207 Subscription rates are 2 50 yearly and 5 cents per copy Postage to Canada and other countries applies Communications are welcome but writers must include name and address for good faith verification Anonymous submissions will not be published.
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Hilzabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney~Silverstein
Robert Kaplanegeens
TIMES
United States
Canada
CAP Expands as Civil Air Patrol Mobilizes for Civil Defense
The Civil Air Patrol expands under Air Force command led by General Lucas V. Beau. CAP plans to train at least 100,000 cadets for ground and preflight prep, develop a regional radio net, and conduct anti sub patrols and rescue missions as a USAF auxiliary. Volunteers from diverse walks of life will join to aid civil defense and cooperate with other civilian flying groups nationwide.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Air Force
Lucas V. Beau
USAF
Flying
General Beau
Navy
United States
Puerto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Mats’ Air Rescue Service
Beau
CAPS
Times Past News Highlights from Hillside and Rahway
Ten-year and five-year retrospectives note Republican and Democratic club actions on post office centralization and city government studies. School reports reveal Central School overcapacity with 150 students above limit while Hillside veterans unveil gold stars. Debaters discuss if girls should pay for dates with male students.
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Hillside
Republican Club
Hollywood Park Improvement Association
Saybrook School
Walter Cerlinski
William Soutar
Arthur G. Woodfield
Board of Education
Central School
Hillside Post
Hurcen
Looker
Rahway
City police headquarters brightened as injunction ends impasse
The company sought to end the standstill as strikers received copies of an injunction obtained by the firm restraining further picketing. Police department members used paint brushes to redecorate and brighten the desk room at headquarters.
Paper Drive By Scout Troop 97 In Seventh District
Boy Scout Troop 97 sponsored by Hillside Heights Civic Association will conduct a paper drive Thursday February 22 in the Seventh District. Residents should have bundles ready by about 9 30 a.m. Frank Walter scoutmaster is in charge.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Frank Walter
Three Hillside Residents Drawn For Jury Duty
Three Hillside residents have received summonses for petit jury duty from Tuesday through February 24. They are Mrs. Virginia C. Winstead of 844 Jerome Avenue, John W. Westrich of 412 Long Avenue, and Edward Carey of 277 Fitzpatrick Street. Their names were drawn by Sheriff Alex C. Campbell and J. Carroll Dolan, jury commissioners, before County Judge Edward A. McGrath.
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Hillside
Virginia C. Winstead
Jerome Avenue
John W. Westrich
Long Avenue
Edward Carey
Fitzpatrick Street
Alex C. Campbell
J. Carroll Dolan
Edward A. McGrath
Blaze at Plant Warehouse Damages Building and Sparks Fire Training
A Friday blaze at M. H. Donovan & Company warehouse 446 Hillside Avenue caused about 70000 dollars in damages with 20000 dollars to stored roof paper and related items. The fire drew in American LaFrance company reps to train the township on the new aerial truck as crews fought interior flames through a skylight and an east wall crack while traffic was rerouted for two hours. Fireers cited undetermined origin and were aided by five hose lines as the building’s operations to continue were noted.
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M. H. Donovan & Company
Hillside Avenue
American LaFrance Company
LeRoy Mullen
Cranford
Charles Forlande
Hillside
Alice Dlugosz
It’s A Date Today Valentine Party at Hillside Avenue School
Tomorrow a Silver Tea for paraplegic fund of the Ladies Auxiliary to Hillside Lodge 1591 B P O Ellis is planned. Also a Saybrook Mother Daughter Club birthday party and a Saturday Omega Sigma Psi Sorority progressive dinner precede a Monday Hillside B n ai B rith Lodge meeting.
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Omega Sigma Psi | Sorority
Board of Education
High’ School
Holy Name Society
Saybrook School
P.T.A
Christ the King
Hillside Democratic Club
Valentine Party
Hillside Avenue
Christ the King Holy Name Society
Ladies Auxiliary
Hillside Lodge
B.P.O. Ellis
Saybrook Mother-Daughter Club
Saturda
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Printers League Units Meet Here
A meeting of the New Jersey State Printers League was held at the home of President Robmitfeeman. The executive board legislative and vocational committees discussed prison printing state unemployment and sickness benefits and how to assist ITU members on strike at the Somerville Messenger Gazette.
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New Jersey
League
Robmitfeeman
Oftera
ITU
Somervile Messenger Gazette
Merrmann explains bills at labor committee meeting
Lewis M. Merrmann Republican Assembly member from Essex County attended sessions with committees to explain bills he sponsored or endorsed by the State Federation of Labor. He is a Newark Typographical Union member and editor of the New Jersey Labor-Herald. The State Printers' League plans its February 25 convention at Arbor Inn Arbor New Jersey with sessions at 11 am a filet dinner at 3 pm and entertainment. Kirkpatrick presides over the Dunellen Typographical Union.
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Lewis M. Merrmann
Essex County
State Federation of Labor
Herrmann
Newark Typographical Union
New Jersey Labor—Herald
State Printers’ League
Arbor Inn
Arbor
N. J
Kirkpatrick
Dunellen Typographical Union
Union Leaders to Speak at Community Event
League Chief will preside and guest speakers include Rep. Clifford P. Case and James J. Rafferty, president of the Union County Central Labor Union, as part of the upcoming community gathering.
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League
Clifford P. Case
James J. Rafferty
Union County Central Labor Union
Elected Officers By County Shrine Club
Paul Kifner of 946 Salem avenues and Abe Weinberg of 1052 Fairy to place were elected president and treasurer respectively of the Union County Shrine Club at a recent meeting at Townley’s Restaurant Union, with contact for ads provided.
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Paul Kifner
Salem Avens
Abe Weinberg
Fairy
Union County Shrine Club
Townley
Union
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the Hillside Times
Waverly
For
Ulylerense
Democratic Club
Harry W. Doremus
William J. Gill
Harlow H. Curtis
Union Tuberculosis League
Hatfield Wire & Cable Co
Daniel Leeds Miller
Masons’ Supplies
U.S. G. Twintile
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Boy Scout Troop
Washington Ave
Board of Health
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Franklin Memorial Church
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Sister Kenny Foundation
Sth Avenue
New York
Elizabethport
First Street
Jersey Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New York City
North Broad St
36Th St
6Th Ave
Broadway
39Th St
10Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
Printers League
County Shrine Club
Westinghouse
America
Westinghouse “Twins
Tobia’s
Hillside Appliance Co
Liberty Avenue
S. Silverstein
ADV. Mgr
Compher
ESSO
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat. McGarrigle
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Zenith
Camera
Morris Ave
Elizabeth EL
Mittleman Bros
Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Hillside Times
Eng
Maple Avenue
Hillside, N. J
Tel. WA
Corsetieres
Delaware Valley
N. Broad 8T
Cor
King Mt
Elizabeth
Applebaum
Prince 81
Newark, N. J
D. Pashman
School of Dancing
N. Broad
Mayfair Theatre
White St
Mgr
Hillside Loan CO
Broad St
Hillside, N. J. WA
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
Hillside Hobby Shop
Hollywood Ave
Sporting Goods
American Flyer
Lionel
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
WaAvoerly
Elo’s
WO Werewes
POE Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Center
Stuyvesant’ Ave. Union
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