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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
6
The Hillside Times publishes every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Subscriptions are 2.50 yearly with 5 cent singles. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communicants must provide name and address. anonymous letters not published.
The article analyzes slow progress toward a European army, citing material and training issues, ally distrust, and widespread reluctance rooted in Europe's economic strain and fear of war. It notes Eisenhower's strong leadership, Britain's wavering stance, and Norman Thomas’s questions about Churchill's stance, while warning that rearmament must align with improving living standards to avoid aiding Communism.
Times item notes banking interests pressuring township for a ten percent salary reduction for municipal workers to meet expenses. Also reports 150 plus attend Holy Name smoker, Lions Club air markers proposal, 54th anniversary for W K Borneman and wife, Red Cross flood drive over 3300 in cash, police to end motor vehicle violation summons, Hillside High seven game streak ended by Bound Brook 33 28, Lions Club dinner for football squad, school board cuts 3200 from appropriations and allocates 2800 for football field, Bar Mitzvah for Maryin Leventer at Temple Oheb Shalom with reception.
Charles K. Munn, treasurer and director of Edgomb Steel Corp, appointed to the Advisory Board of the Irvington National State Bank's Irvington office. Munn, with Edgcomb Steel since 1927, has over 30 years in the steel industry and resides in Chatham. He belongs to Canoe Brook Country Club, Hillside Industrial Association, and Hillside Rotary Club.
Ceco Steel Products Corporation announces six two year engineering scholarships split among the University of Illinois Purdue University and Illinois Institute of Technology. Each is worth 1000 for the junior and senior years. Recipients must show ability and need and may be employed at Ceco Plant No. 1 Chicago during summers.
Raymond J Freas of 221 Pennsylvania Avenue was guest of honor at a January 16 luncheon marking 30 years with Western Electric. He joined in Philadelphia, moved with the Kearny Works in 1931, and has served 27 years in the Radio Shops. Freas is a member of the Stanley Holmes Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America.
The second grade of Calvin Coolidge School fed the deer at South Orange Reservation during a field trip. Students Mam en Beck, Patricia Clark, Kathleen Duffy, MaryAnne Duffy, Carol Pulchlopek, Marianne Pulsfort, Mary Ellen Zimmerman, Anna Gonsalves, and Margaret Gall participated along with Dawn Greene and others.
Frederick Renard of Neil and Spanier argues the new tax act removes capital gains tax on home sales, encouraging buyers to upgrade. He notes that previous law taxed profits from old homes, discouraging purchases and suppressing real estate activity.
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