Telephone Plans Tied To Earnings
New Jersey Bell announces a record 78 million construction program for 1954 aimed at installing the state's 2,000,000th Bell phone by mid June and expanding direct dialing to 400,000 telephones in Newark Oranges Elizabeth and Bayonne by 1956 while nationwide dialing is planned from 30 central offices by 1957. The program brings total New Jersey construction since World War II to 514 million, but the firm warns earnings must improve to provide investors a fair return.
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New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Bell
New York City
Newark
Oranges
Elizabeth
Sey City
New Jersey Central
Englewood
New Jersey
New Jersey Telephone Firm Faces Capital and Earnings Strain
The company argues that securing capital hinges on sound earnings and a large eight year nail construction plan. New Jersey’s 1953 annual report shows a 51 percent return on net plant investment, down from 54 percent the prior year. The firm failed to earn its regular dividend on 2.6 million shares, and retained earnings fell 1.372 million to cover a 54 cent per share deficit.
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New Jersey
Hell
Hoop And Hammer Social Meeting Minutes Notice
The Hoop and Hammer Association holds its monthly social on Wednesday evening December 24 at 8 o clock at the Veteran's Memorial Building. All members must attend in uniform and guests include Commissioners William DiBuono and William Guaporta. A sound system will be presented to Fire Chief Ang Davis. Refreshments will be served. The association extends thanks to Millsiders who contributed to the organization.
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Hoop and Hamer Association
Veteran's Memorial
Wiliam di Buono
William Gu
Angfist Davie
Millsiders
Legal Notice from Soo Ce Tass Vadg NWPIHE
A scanned legal notice fragment lists entities and terms amid garbled OCR. It mentions levies and representatives, with references to a city or region and a formal notice about actions or claims. The readable portions name HNC and various initials, but no clear dates or actionable details emerge.
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Furiamae
Lavb Ag
Coninantiiian
Freeholders Seek Renomination by Union County Nominees
Nelson L. Carr Elizabeth Scheideler and Donald D. Mackey, all of Union County, announced last week they will seek renomination for the Board of Freeholders at the Republican primary on April 20. They tout past reforms and urge widest voter participation to choose proven governance and continued cooperation with county officials.
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Nelson L. Carr
Elizabeth
Elsie L. Scheideler
Floselle
Donald D. Mackey
Plainfield
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Curr
Scheideler
Board of Freeholders
Assembly
Bormmittes
Sumey
Register
New Jersey
Ore
Claimrmaat
Nihe Freeholders
Caunte
Michel
Union County
Public Library Closed Monday Washington Birthday Observed
The Hillside Public Library will be closed on Monday February 2 in observance of Washington's Birthday. Open hours are Tuesday Wednesday and Friday 3 to 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. Books due that day may be returned on the next open day without a fine. Free library cards available to Hillside residents and those employed in Hillside. Partial book list forwarded includes authors and titles across fiction history photography and crafts.
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Hillside Publc
Washington
Hillside
Hohh
Brary
Ficon
Barker
Piré and
The
Hummer
Barney
Green Rose of
Purley
Baum
Mustard — Seed
Bridge
de la Roche
Whiteoak Brothers
Gann
High and Mighty
Hersey
Marmot Dyle
Twit
Elizabeth
Spain
Janet Deaving
Llewellyn
Thomas
Muchner
Say
Onara
Stuart
Laurel Ridge
Gross Delahunty
Bowman
Curle
del Monte
Fall
Penninger
Kingslake
Musciano
Nibbelink
Taubman
Todd
Born
America
Chapman
Holub
Ives
Munn
China
Sinon
Aduite
Wijverding
Extensive Bibliography Boxed in an Assorted Subjects List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous book titles and authors across varied topics including cooking, gardening, home decor, sports, travel, biographies, poetry, and science. It resembles a catalog segment with miscellaneous entries rather than a cohesive article or narrative.
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Ing and
Walchonok
Berrall
Bigelow
Brandt
Brobeck
Bush
Coggins
Ford
Hawkins
London
Moore
Treves
Alexander
Lincoln
Molter
Literaure
Ausabel
Caldwell
Emurtan
Humphries
Kronenberger
Laurie
Lerner
Rogers
Juliet
Williams
White
Prochnow
Speasker
Brophy
Field
Flexner
Holbrook
Bar-David
My Promised Land
Bissell
Monongahela
Gollier
Maine
Nova Scotia
Clark
Corbet
Cape Gud
Freuchen
Sivqusbaugh
Blauishard
Treasured Treasures: Catholic Thinking and Young Readers List
A catalog of books and guides spanning religion, parenting, careers, and teen interests. Titles include Triumph and Tragedy, What to Do Until the Doctor Comes, Writing for Money, and Around the World With the Harlem Globetrotters. Strong entity set includes Trish, Bosselman, Buckley, Churchill, Fox, Frankel, Krammer, Lederer, Pepe, Watson, White, Betz, Brown, Cornell, Forbes, Lokon, Moody.
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Trish
Boston
Bosselman
Botkin
Buckley
Churchill
Fisher
Vermont
Fox
Frankel
Krammer
Lederer
Pepe
Watson
White
Balin
Betz
Betty Betz
Brown
Cornell
Only
Ferrari
Forbes
Lokon
Moody
Fields of Home
Zokoff
Harlem Globetroters
Funeral services held for Abe Lurie 84 in Newark
Funeral services for Abe Lurie aged 84 were held February 7 at E Bernheim and Sons in Newark. He died at his home after a brief illness, having lived at 43 Clark Street. Formerly of Newark, he resided in Hillside the past nine years and was active in several synagogues and community groups including Schley Street Synagogue Rachel Sholom Synagogue Alex Niffenbaum Organization Golden Age Club Hillside Jewish Community Center Clinton Free Loan Association Sinai Congregation Hillside. He is survived by three
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Abe Lurie
E. Bernheim and Sons
Newark
Lurie
Clark Street
Hillside
Schley Street
Rachel Sholom
Alex Niffenbaum
Golden Age Club
Hillside Jewish Community Center
Clinton Free Loan Association
Sinai Congregation
Luries
Undefined Source Material Seance Monitor Intro
The fragmentary text appears to describe an introductory sequence for a seance monitor or spiritual event led by a named figure. It mentions an introductory subtitle or series and hints at a session or article designed to introduce participants to the ritual or topic in a ceremonial setting.
Family Details of Lurie Household Across Baltimore and Kearny
Sons Dr J Joseph Lairie of Baltimore Maryland Benjamin Lurie Newary and Dr Wolf Lurie of Kearny. Daughters Miss Sadie Lurie and Mrs Gertrude TL Baletin both 43 Clark street. Six grandchildren noted in the record.
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J. Joseph Lairie
Baltimore
Maryland
Benjamin Lurie
Newary
Wolf Lurie
Kearny
Sadie Lurie
Gertrude TL. Baletin
Clark Street
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John C. Pozar
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Liberty Ave
Crann Street
HL Iuteranee
Kay Clothing Co
Broad ST. Elizabeth
Hollywood
Fred H. Roever, Jr
Optometrist
Clinton Avenue
Elizabeth Ave
Newark, N. J
USG
Texolite
Levy Brothers Co., Inc
Freeholders
Hillside Safety Council
Frigidaire
ARS Naie
Free World
Come
Ous
Christian End
Monitor
Wapaper
Montclair
Irvington
Maplewood
Union OL
Roselle ER
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Baltimore-Washington
Fittburgh
Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louiville
St. Louis
California
Epreventetts Pahoa Fei
Lewis
Coal Company
Koppers Coke Old Company
Lehigh
N. J. Waverly
Liberty
Jack Bernstein
Stephen Hornyak
Waverly
Tery
Elks Lodge
the Hillside Times
Jet Television
Plymouth
Deeder Headquarters
Plymouth Center
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