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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
3
Assistant Chief Engineer in charge of all mechanical engineering, tool room and maintenance at Sun Tube Corp announced for Marchak 1100 Thomas Street. He studied at Newark Tech, served in the Army 1944 to 1946, and replaces William Arbeit who resigned to become an engineering consultant.
The Fidelity Union Trust Company of Newark reports 1951 year end deposits of 431 556 44 69 million and total assets of 464 486 379 92 million. Cash on hand and banks rise to 89 306 455 79, United States Government securities 185 162 878 09 and loans 131 720 368 56, with undivided profits up 1 242 821 97. Capital holds 4 000 000, surplus 16 000 000, undivided profits 8 759 606 27, total 28 795 606 27 versus 27 452 784 30 in 1950. Support your scouts.
Hillside graduates undertake practice teaching at Hillside Avenue School under Rudolph Weiss and Mrs Marjorie Mason. Anthony Palmisano, Hillside High graduate and Newark State Teachers College senior, plans further study at Columbia after earning his B S in June.
A Civil Defense explainer defines nominal atomic bombs as 20 kilotons and outlines how larger bombs affect areas, visibility of bursts day and night, air burst versus ground burst, heat temperatures at the core and ground, and the duration of flash heat. It clarifies ground zero and related terminology.
Hillside Public Library reports strong demand for non-fiction titles with a lull in novels. Notable new arrivals include Fannie Farmer's Cook Book Good Housekeeping Cook Book The Toll House Recipes The Cookie Jar Stand ard Book of Fishing Drawing Simplified Photography Afield and works on psychology clear thinking and fear with My Mission in Israel Journey Between Freedoms White Collar among others.
Miss Smolenski notes available children's books on travel astrology and pets. The article urges readers to buy bonds and keep them, highlighting financial guidance alongside literary offerings.
The Howard Savings Institution in Newark reports total assets of 207,832,790.53 and deposits of 184,438,808.92 as of December 31, 1951, with gains of 18,725,609.30 and 19,484,931.87 over the prior year. Surplus and reserves total 21,444,328.61, cash 8,484,021.45, and mortgage loans 87,746,062.03. Securities include United States Bonds 64,200,000.00 and various municipal, railroad, and utility bonds totaling - plus equipment trust certificates 7,265,000.00.
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