Police List Is Down Sharply In Newark Hiring
Police Commissioner V William Di Buono announced that 4 applicants for temporary Newark police jobs will take a psychological test this Saturday overseen by Miss Elsie Sternberg of Hillside. 22 were disqualified for physical, residence, or fee issues or police records, leaving 12 eligible. Eight patrolmen are to be appointed, two to replace resignations. some doubt arises that eight qualified men can be found from the remaining pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Sternberg
Hillside
Newark Board of Education
V. Willam di Buono
di Buono
Ary
Examination of Driver Health Sways Public Safety Laws
A magistrate calls for a review of motor vehicle laws to address driver health factors beyond vision and intoxication. Cortisone use, other medical conditions, and overall driver fitness may affect safety, amid growing traffic and stress on highways. The article notes long-service county officials, township pay debates, and interest in Faulkner Plan reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Friedmay
Save 10¢ Bumble Bee Blue Back Salmon 7 Oz Can
A short catalog line advertises Bumble Bee blue back salmon in 7 ounce cans priced at 39 cents per can. The notice emphasizes a low price and simple product description suitable for a newspaper classified page.
Fire Defense Unit Cortisone Jag Wins Freedom
Fire Defense Unit Cortisone Jag wins freedom in a drunken driving case as Manuel Perez, 60, was found not guilty amid questions if cortisone can mimic intoxication. Dr. Peyser and Dr. Kawalek testified about treatment and a potential alcohol interaction. The judge urged caution on cortisone use and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortisone
Freedom Air Conditioning
Manuel Perez
Samuel B. Pried
Fiane
Peres
Priedman
Perez
Joseph Peyser
Somerset
North Broad Street
Roman Kawalek
East Orange
Peyser
Kawalek
Install Officers of Italian Group
Officers of the Italian-American Civic Association were installed at a recent meeting in War Memorial. Charles Mancuso was named president with Frank Di Leo as vice president and Thomas Frezolone as financial secretary. Vito Volturo became recording secretary while John Fredo and Joseph Volturo serve as sergeants at arms. Chaplain Mark Janelli and trustees Pat Ferrigno Anthony Piegari Emil Crisafulli Thomas Tremarco and Frank Intrabarto were announced.
Drunken Driving In South Costs License
Carl Howard Erickson, 47, of 119 Long Avenue, Trenton, had his driving license revoked for an indeterminate period. The action was announced by Frederick J. Gussert, Director of Motor Vehicles, following Erickson’s Tennessee conviction for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Carl Howard Erickson
Frederick J. Gussert
Tennessee
Six Employees Burned In Cooper Alloy Plant Blast
Six workers were burned in a Cooper Alloy Corp furnace explosion on Bloy Street and Ramsey Avenue. Three were hospitalized with injuries from second degree burns. plant damage was estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Several others treated and released for scalp, neck, and hand burns. Fire response included 1600 pounds of molten steel causing fires and window damage. township ambulance and fire crews assisted. Named injured include Stanley Stanislawccyk, Andrew Thompson, Benjamin Edward, George Malcolm, Melvilor Garren, and Alfred Colella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Alloy Corp
Bloy Street
Ramsey Avenue
Herbert J. Cooper
Alexian Bros. Hospital
Wabeth
Stanley Stanislawccyk
Jersey Street
Eliznbeth
Andrew Thompson
Bergen Street
Newark
Benjamin Edward
William Street
Elzabeth
Peyser
George Malcolm
Uit
Carnegie Place
Vanixtally
Melvilor Garren
Westfield Avenue
Clirk
Alfred Colella
Garden Forest
Elizbeth
Bilet
Severn
Flee
August Hy
Dagiet
Ud Polite
Set Arti Bente
Alois J. Stier
Ang Gordon Millbien
Charles Wilkes
Harold Walters
Afihe
Pay hike planned for Hillside ambulance squad
Hillside Ambulance Squad launches a March campaign to raise funds for ambulance replacement and to fund a pay raise for township commissioners. Mayor Henry Goldhor heads the drive with committee members Sol Soca, Jean Giorcano, Arthur Kreszl, Jess Hollander, Frank A. Walter, and Otto Zimmerman. Public hearing on March 10 may see a pay increase to 1700 for commissioners and 2000 for the mayor, with Hillside population over 22 000 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoop & Hammer Association
Defense Fire Organization
Maply Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Gulf Oil Gorp
Rote
Cornell Place
Condit
Liberty Park Community Association
Chirk
Howard J. Bloy
Somerset Bus Co
Public Utilities Commission
Frank J. Lyman
General Board of Assessment Commissioners
William J. Galki
Police Department
Paul P. Korlosky
Set
Clarence H. van Deurs
Harry G. Hyra
Bloy
Sshering Corp
Union
Hillside
Henry Goldher
Sol Socka
Jean A. Gior Cano
Arthur Kreszl
Jess Hollander
Frank A. Walter
Otto Zimmerman
Henry Goldhor
William Qural
Vocalist Heard At Elks Anniversary Event
Hillside songstress Miss Roberts performed at the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks anniversary observance. New York figures including Mayor Robert Wagner and Dr. Gen of Bellview Hospital attended. The evening featured merengue numbers and veterans’ songs, with community groups arranging cake and food for Brown Troop 41 and Girl Scout Troop 18 events scheduled for late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Roberts
Hillside
BTU
Orden of Elks
New York
Robert Wagner
Gen
Bellview Hospital
Miss Roberts
Ang
Burt Hamilton Hospita
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Monnday
Americanism Award Presented to Henry Cooper at Hillside Lodge Ceremony
Henry A Cooper received the Anna Americanism Award from TH ide Lodge 1514 B nai B rith at a Monday evening ceremony attended by more than 300 people at Congregation. President Max Lehteffer lauded Cooper for real benevolence and brotherly love. Robey Crane of Bilzit hebt Daily Journal spoke on living brotherhood and progress against prejudice. Cooper thanked the group and spoke of Hillside Industrial Foundation and the proposed Hillside swimming pool project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Cooper
Ide Lodge
Bai B'rith
W. St
Max Lehteffer
Cooper
Robey G. Crane Stor
Bilzithebt Daily Journal
Gilizibett
Serpenti
Coopey
Hunry Cooper
Herbert J
Stuart
Hillside Industrial Foundation
Industees
Autdor
Americanism
A.Z.A
Donald Freedman
Judy Kerner
Dent
Bhial Brith Girls
Tovoc Wen
Eliezer Cohen
Sam Ehrenkranz
Womens Chapter
Abe Charnack
Hillside
Morris Schorr
Temple Binal Israel
Elizabeth
Rita Gross
Hillside Bbg
Plano
Esther Berkowitz
Theodore Solinsky
Harry Tsacson
Max Schleifer
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai B'rith
Hillside Industial Foundation
Extreme
Robert C. Crane
Florence Charnack
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Police and Fire Officers Face 850 to 1000 Dollar Pay Hikes
Municipal budget for 1955 proposes salary increases for police and fire superior officers. Fire Chief to earn 6,000, Deputy Chiefs 5,300, Captains 4,900, Lieutenants 4,900, Sergeants 4,550. Police Chief 6,000, Deputy Chiefs 5,300, Lieutenants 4,900, Sergeants 4,550. Department heads also slated for raises, including Township Clerk at 8,500 to 10,000 and Treasurer at 4,616 to 5,300, with election service and related roles noted. Primary and General Election services included. Address: 1070 N. Broad St., Hillside, N. J.
Increase in fees sparks tax searcher debate
An unspecified proposal raises $100 in fees including tax searcher charges. The brief notes a fiscal impact and ongoing discussions among officials and residents about the measure.
Pack 196 Observes Scout Birthday
Pack 196 of George Washington School celebrated its 45th anniversary with a birthday party, candles, and song. Cubmaster Haymond J. Brennan spoke on the movement’s history, and awards were presented. A farewell cheer was given for Mrs Chase of Den 6. A den mother’s certificate was issued and a movie is planned for Friday April 4 at 4 30 a.m. The country fair for the Boy Scouts is set for March 17 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
George Washington
Haymond J. Brennan
Pivell
Mrs. Chase
Den 6
Robert Preston
Hille
Frieda Bleppel
Ann Meres
Hichard Ostvrle
Meres Will Hewd
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Whartion
Nurton
Side
Henry G. Nulson
Army Reserve
Armed Services
France
Germany
Pacific
Far East
Army
National Guard
Organized Reserve
General Staff
Kansas
Ready Reserve
Nulton
Iuincrease
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Good Deal Super Markets
Mill Road
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington
W. J. Union, N. J
Florida
Hunt
Horts
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Oscar Bishop
Wis
Jean Giordano
Elizabeth McCraith
Cities Service Research & Development Co
Polce Department
Percy H Penn
Hillside Attorn
Percs
Emanuel Greten
Igistine Priedman
Peter
Friedman
Mpetine
Adolph A Winston
Wells Gural
Robert Kirkpatrick
Vo Witlam
Buono
Tuschyn Roofing CO
Murdock
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Michael Holyman
Joseph
Robert GC. Kirkpatrick
Firtace Committee
Elks Anniversary
C ‘Ooper
Salem Pharmacy
N. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Avenue
Jack Redlus
Solomon's
Diberly Ave
Broad St. Elizabeth
Hollywood
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