Lakewood airport plan faces review after state shift
State officials led by Governor Rupert and Commissioner Erdman revisit a Lakewood airfield project to ease Newark traffic. Sen J Hand and Elizabeth officials pressed objections from Hillside Linden and Newark area residents amid campaign and council debates on the site and driving distance to New York.
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Rupert 5. Meyner
Conservation and Economic Development
Joseph McLean
State Department
Charles Erdwan, Jr
Lakewood
Newark
Jigfruice
J . Hand
Department of Co
Sow
Erdine
Jad
Mweling
Senator Hand
Puide
Wiles
Princeton Grad Wins High Honors at Annual Commencement
Princeton University reports 42 percent of bachelor degrees this month awarded with honors. Registrar W. Stepp publishes the annual honors list noting upperclassmen achievement. Johnin Max McKulik of 1388 Pine Terrace earns high honors for distinguished academic work.
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Vo Funerea Ana
Princeton Univer Ventures
Nnts
Und W. Stepp
Jolinin
Max McKulik
Tine Terrace
Shalish
Scouts of Troop 195 on Overnight Hike
Scouts of Troop 195 embarked on an overnight hike to Surprise Lake. The group practiced outdoor skills, conducted an exploration hike, and carried tinder and bark for fire building. Appointments were made for troop leadership including Michael Goodman as bugler and Barry Halem as quartermaster.
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Scouts of Troop 195
Cuimimslet
Myers Red
Lake Jast
Achael Goodman
Barry Halem Quarterier
Charles Litt
Richard Bas
Carty Bain
William Greenberg
Kendler
Paul Steinberg
Pastor
Charles Rosen
Businessmen To View Little League Films In Hillside
The Businessmen's Association will meet Tuesday at 8:30 in Terry's Grove 1209 Liberty Avenue to view colored films of the recent Little League parade. A Hillside figure will speak and refreshments will be served for the 13 attendees seeking larger quarters.
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Linely Avenue
Hillside Cadet Boehner joins ROTC Summer Camp at APG
Hillside servicemen Cadet Martin B Boehner of 140 Bailey Avenue Hillside arrives at the Ordnance ROTC Summer Camp at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md alongside 1100 college students. Boehner attends Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa and hails from Hillside High School. He is part of a year round training program designed to prepare future Army officers in the Ordnance Corps through drill and military science. Also noted Fort Campbell Ky Pvt Frank William Brown of 1344 Liberty Avenue Hillside N J completed his tenth jump in Operation Angel with the 11th Airborne Division A Company Fifth Airborne Infantry Regiment. Brown was previously employed by N S Baer Piber Products. Lt daughter of Dr and Mrs Ralph A Schwartz Newark enrolled in a Katharine Gibbs School program starting September 21.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Martin B. Boehner
Saint
Allan Boehner
Bailey Avenue
Hillside
Ordnance Reserve Officer's Training Corps
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Boehner
Ordnance Corps
Army
Hillside High School
Fort Campbell
Frank William Brown
Liberty Avenue
N. J
Sifth Airborne Infantry Regiment
11Th Airborne Division
Pvt. Brown
Pvt Brown
N.S. Baer Piber Products
MLSS
Wearhyh Laie Uuu
Drv
Ralph A. Schwartz
Conant Street
Katharine Gibbs School
Miss Schwartz
Prospect Hill School
Newark
Wheaton College
Massachusetts
Public debate grows over Lakewood area airport plan
Charles Rirdman former State official questions a Lakewood airport site arguing airlines resist a location more than an hour from New York City. Gov Meyner orders re appraisal after a Mayors Committee letter, while public hearings reveal limited relief options, and a township reading prompts a resident to ask for an extra reading.
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Charles Rirdman
State Department of Conservation
Lakewood
New York City
Planning and Development Council
Department
Likewood
Bergman Indicted On Several Counts
Allan Bergman a Hillside auto dealer was indicted by a May Grand Jury in Elizabeth on eight embezzlement and false pretenses charges. He allegedly obtained 8258 from Bankers Commercial Corp of New York and 67 from Charles Memell of Hillside between March and September last year.
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Allan Bergman
Hillside Automobile
Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Richard J. Mughes
Bergman
Bankers Commercial Corp
New York
Charles Mele
Funds Sought to Sustain Palsy Center Services in Elizabeth
Albert Schoen, local chair, appeals for public support to maintain the United Cerebral Palsy League Center at 636 Salem Avenue, Elizabeth. He notes the drive funded a five day week and expanded care for 24 more children, warning that funds must rise to keep full schedule amid ongoing needs and the visible struggles of Cerebral Palsy affected children.
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Feu
United Cerebral Palsy League Center
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Albert Schoen
Tysistment
Schoen
Help Needed for Cerebral Palsy Center Support
A damaged OCR note asks readers to support the United Cerebral Palsy League Center at Bhanbeth. It urges funeral or financial help to keep the center open, directing contributions to Cerebral Palsy headquarters at 1000 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, or to local treasurer Harvey W. Peace Jr. at Hillside National Bank.
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United Cerebral, Palsy League Center
Bhanbeth
Stuyvesant
Avenue
Union
Mental Health Drive Surprises Union County Leaders
The 1954 Mental Health Fund Drive in Union County reports funds raised to date more than double last year’s first drive. Kenilworth chairman Phil E. Power notes continued mail returns and this week’s Garwood drive. Mrs. Arthur F. Ackerman, president of the Union County Association for Mental Health, thanks hundreds of volunteers for a hopeful, door to door campaign that educates the public on mental illness prevention and support.
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Phil E. Power
White Laboratories
Kenilworth
Union County
Garwood
Power
Mental Health Association
Arthur F. Ackerman
Union County Association For Mental Health
Ackerman
Union County 1
Times Changes Deadlines For Morning Delivery
The Times will be printed on Wednesday to allow earlier delivery by post offices and newsstands. Final deadline is Tuesday noon with no exceptions. Advance notices should be in the office Thursday or Friday before publication. News of other events should be submitted promptly.
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Times
New Feature For Rotary Meetings At Hilside Club
Haley A Comper takes helm at Hilside Rotary Club launching twelve revealing programs for the year. A This Is Your Life segment with Sidney Silverstein as host features William Hebler as the recipient. Norman Bach speaks on thermo plastics and thermo setting plastics for production boards and ornaments.
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Haley A. Comper
Hilside
Norman Bach
Hillside National Bank to Open Tuesday Evening Next Week
Hillside National Bank will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. The Board of Directors will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the bank. Tuesday marks the bank's thirty fourth anniversary since founding here.
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Hillside National Bank
Thee Bank
Adlerbert Heads Mutual Exchange President
The Mutual Milk Bottles Exchange of Newark elected Bo Adlerbert of Sunrise Dairies Route 22 as president, succeeding Arthur M Woodward. The organization comprises 300 ink processors across 43 North Jersey counties and announced the change this week.
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Mutual Milk Bottles Exchange
Newark
North Jersey
Bo Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairies
Route 22
Arthur M Woodward
Pati
Special Court Session Set To Hear Mundet Charges
A special session of Magistrate's Court will hear Mundet Cork Corp complaints over alleged violations of the dest pollution ordinance. Mundet and associates face charges as officials prepare for the proceedings on Bloy Street. The session aims to resolve the case with Mundet’s attorneys expected to present witnesses and evidence.
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Mundet
Magiatrate
Agatiet Mundet Cork Corp
Variel
Charley
Berghonn
Une
Allokay
Sidney Byanait
Howe
Bank Staff Adds Fight Employees
The MW eM reports new hires at the bank including Miss Viole Valente Miss Doreen Birge Florence Avenues Miss Ant Rickerhauser and others from Mullside and Elizabeth. New hires cover bookkeeping and credit departments with several high school graduates noted and a few local hires listed.
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Viole Valente
Bott Bhatestivet
Doreen Birge
Florence
Atilda
Leostreat
Ant Rickerhauser
Mawathin Vere
Maraline Weimer
White Street
Mullside
Hillside High School
Louise D'Andeno
Mary Street
Elizabeth
Battin Mish Setoal
Missy Dena Robertoz
Williamson Aiveliue
Eleway Kacaka
Chay Mad Street
Robertozal Alyo
Hillade High
Kacaka
Battin High School
Library To Stay Open This Month
The Millside Public Library at Hillside Avenue School will remain open through Friday July 90. It operates Mondays and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday from 1 to 7 10.9 pm. The library closes for August and reopens September 1. Summer reading books may be requested and returned October 1.
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Millside Public Library
Hillside Avenue School
Land Powers To Plan Board Designation Adopted
The Township Committee approved two ordinances on final reading designating the Planning Board as the official subdivision authority with final say, except on appeals, and establishing board rules. The vote outlined board composition, appeal rights, and concerns about responsiveness to residents.
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Planning Board
Court Hears Tale Of Dog In Downtrodden Trial
A garbled report recounts a dog related courtroom dispute touching ownership and custody. The text references accusations, a patrol, and a judge weighing claims over the animal. It mentions parties connected to a residence and a possible property concern.
Millside Chapter Forms Presbyterian Men Group
The Millside Chapter of Presbyterian Men officially formed Monday at Tenside Presbyterian Church. Arnold McClow named chairman of the program committee, Allen Lobdell as membership committee chair, and officers Knversnn Fe Zeigler and Charles oF Weippert as secretary and treasurer respectively. A charter membership list will stay open in the fall after approval of the charter. Williard Wo Cupit presided until new officers took over.
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Millside
Pyyspyteam
Nimethue
Tenside Presbytreian
Lion
Neon Connell HL Presbyterian
Murvey Anerews
Pest Font
Olyer Ot
Knversnn
Arnold Tt McClow
Comittes
Allen Lobdell
Cahlmiltee
Tle
National Council of Presbyterian
Township Committee Moves To Limit Hiring And Water Use
Department heads are told not to hire any employees as action by the Township Committee. The decision follows the Maitland affair in the Road Department and names Trent First in opposition to Commissioner Kirkpite Nek. The panel delays approval of Riche’s move, sets Maitland’s appointment for June 24, and requires applications to be filed with the township clerk. Kron Jr. to study a plan to trim Hillside and Ramsey corners, estimate costs. Hey Reokesky suggests water conservation measures with the Elizabethown Water Co. potential aid, while residents warned against overwatering. The committee also honors Mr and Mrs George W Herlich on their golden anniversary.
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Henry Goldhor
Theomaiures
Gulthow
Goldhor
William Gia
New Jersey State League of Municipalites
Wyestrong Planning Board
Hillside
Kirkpatelek
John M. Malone
Ts Hersons
Donald Maitland
Arthur Riche
Henry Kron, Jr
Ramsey Avenues
Paul Hey Reokesky
Cintoning
Compny
William Gural
Jebler
Freeholder
George W. Herlich
Joseph U. Schneider services held for 86 year old resident
Joseph U. Schneider died Saturday in Newark Beth Israel Hospital at age 86. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Haeberle & Barth Somer Funeral Homes, with burial in Hollywood Memorial Park. Born in Newark he lived in Hillside 28 years and retired after running a Newark tavern. Survived by daughter Mrs Leslie Kukmann, three sons Harry livington Leo F Hillside and Herbert J Newark, and five grandchildren.
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Joseph U. Schneider Fuerst
Haeberle & Barth Someter
Tivington
Joseph U. Schneider
Compton Terrace
Newark
Beth Israel Hospital
Arthur Northwood
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hollywood Memorial Park
Union
Schneider
Hillside
Leslie Kukmann
Harry
Iivington
Leo FP
Herbert J
Whitide
Weather Outlook With Showers Then Warmup Tomorrow
The forecast calls for a chance of showers today with improving conditions. Tomorrow should bring warmer temperatures and brighter skies across the area.
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