Bristol-Myers Head Sees Retail Price War Fallout
Bristol-Myers chief sales officer in New York warns the drug trade faces complex effects from the Secorhine ta decision and related antitrust questions. He notes cautious retailers cutting inventories risk losing customers to price cutters while urging steady stock and lawful minimum price practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol-Myers Co
Secorhineta
United States Supreme Court
Joseph P. Hardie
Bristol- Myers Products Division
New York
Smart Merchandising and Impulse Stock Drive Sales
The article argues courage and smart merchandising work together. It stresses carrying adequate impulse merchandise and attractive display to boost sales, noting successful merchants in Texas Missouri Vermont and the District of Columbia who thrived without fair trade laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Missouri
Vermont
District of Columbia
Kraft Honors Ten For Long Service at Kraft Foods Plant
Kraft Foods presented ten employees with gold tie clasps and lapel pins for long service at a June 27 ceremony at the Evans Terminal plant. Recipients include John J. Carey and William H. McCarthy for 20 and 13 years respectively, with others named for ten years of service. A service citation signed by president John H. Kraft accompanied the awards. Established in 1945, the program rewards loyalty with five year increments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Foods Company
Evans Terminal
John J. Carey
William HM. McCarthy
Cork
Margeret Casserly
Switchbora
Russell D. Bemler
Henry F. Peselli
Charles A. Maretzky
Frank J. Bonnarota
Stanley F. Kolasinski
Michael D Guarnaccio
Reclaim Department
Michael Smanko
Nigit
John H. Kraft
Navy Recruit Undergoes Training at Bainbridge Center
William J. Bataille, seaman recruit of 1304 Prospect Street, is undergoing recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland. He attended Hillside High School before entering the Navy and will be assigned to a duty station or service school after completing an 11 week program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bataille
USN
Prospect Street
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Hillside High School
Navy
Marine recruit Powell earns promotion and sharpshooter award
Marine Private First Class William Powell of Hillside New Jersey recently completed recruit training at Parris Island. He was promoted to his present rank and earned the Silver Cross of Marine Sharpshooter for a 219 of 250 score with the Garand rifle. Powell completed training in field tactics, drill, courtesy and Marine Corps history and fired additional infantry weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris- Island
S. C
William Powell
Anna Powell
St. Louis Avenue
Hillside
N. J
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Powell
Marine Corps
New Telephone Directory Due for Essex Area Debut
Bell's compendium of numerology known as the telephone directory will debut in mid July in Essex and West Hudson. The 1951 edition will be about five percent larger than the current book with 684 alphabetic pages and 544 Yellow classified pages, and initial distribution will be 337 000 copies. The 1950 directory will be updated by 126 009 listing changes among 292 000 subscriber names, so subscribers should check their personal numbers against the new directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
New Jersey Bell
New Essex
West Hudson
Boys Refuse to Move for Auto Cause Injury
Harold Kornstein seven of 276 Clark street was treated for a sprained ankle after being struck in the street in front of his home by an automobile operated by Donald Rowlinson twenty two of 1230 Orange avenue Union who failed to stop police say Rowlinson later told police he did not realize he had hit anyone He said he honked as the boys approached but they refused to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kornstein
Clark Street
Donald E. Rowlinson
Orange Avenue
Union
Rowlinson
Impatient Driver Among Top Hazards in Traffic Safety Talk
Raymond R. King, chairman of the Hillside Nedway Safety Coordinating Committee, warns that impatient drivers who pass in the wrong lane are among the greatest highway hazards. He stresses keeping to the right, except on one way streets or when overtaking safely, and notes overtaking with poor sight distance and minor violations like double parking contribute to head-on crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Hillside’ T Nedway Safety Coordinating Committee
King
Auto Rams Rear Of Stationary Bus In Roselle
No injuries were reported after a car driven by James Schauffele, 44, of 926 Arnet Avenue Union, struck the rear of a Public Service bus on North Broad Street near Hollywood Avenue. The bus, operated by William H. Combe, 41, of 703 Wood Avenue Roselle, had stopped for a red light, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schauffele
Arnet Avenue
Union
North Broad Street
Hollywood Avenue
William H. Combe
Wood Avenue
Roselle
Purchase TV Set For Lutheran Home
Receipts from a card party at Mrs. Oscar Newman’s Chester street home were added to the Women’s Auxiliary fund. The June 27 collection aided the purchase of a television set for the Lutheran home for the aged in Jersey City. Mrs. Fred Lampe and Mrs. Rose Pedersen bought the set. installation will follow at a later date when the set is to be placed in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Newman
Chester Street
Calvary Lutheran Church
Jersey City
Fred Lampe
Rose Pedersen
Othnion County Co
Red Cross Ladies In Shore Outing
The Red Cross Six group outing was hosted at Ocean Gate by Mr and Mrs William Thomas. Members named include Mrs Walter Biskey Mrs W H Robinson Mrs William Hale Mrs A Miller and Mrs George A Smith with guests Mr and Mrs J D Hender son of Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
William Thomas
Ocean Gate
Walter Biskey
W. H. Robinson
William Hale
A. Miller
George A. Smith
J. D. Hender
Point Pleasant
Luncheon Supports Hillside Presbyterian Mission Society
Former group members Thomas and Mrs Henderson attended a luncheon where proceeds were donated to the Missionary Society of Hillside Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mrs. Henderson
The
Missionary Society of the
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Children Raise Funds For Polio Campaign
Children organized a series of fundraisers to aid the polio fight. A variety show by six boys and a toy sale by nine youngsters raised a total of 16.10 for the March of Dimes. Donors and volunteers from local streets assisted with a soft drink stand and pool exhibition at Beechwood place and North Broad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona- Rubin
Lenny Max
Lee Scher
Sterner Road
Ronald Susskind
Paul Fruitman
Roanoke Avenue
Michael Manheim
King Street
Michael Kadish
Arlene
Wendy Heyman
Judy
Barbara Klein
Gary
Richard Kendler
Lois Schleifer
Highland Avenue
Susan Wallen
Oakland Terrace
Harry Oliver
Beechwood Place
Mike Oksenhorn
North Broad Street
Polio Fund Drive Receipts Totals Reported
Children collected $1.86 for the polio fund drive. Total receipts were turned over to Emanuel Gersten, local chairman, at 1313 Liberty Avenue.
Court Dismisses Complaint Against Levy Brothers Millyard
Residents led by Mrs. Madeline Kilburg and Peter Hughes fought for 16 months to block lumber storage at 1358 Liberty Avenue Newark. The Superior Court dismissed the complaint alleging a rat breeding health hazard, stating the storage yard was incidental to the lumber and building business. Levy Brothers was represented by Sterner and Kane. township by William L. Wieser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É Actioner Race
Levy Brothers Company, Inc
Liberty Avenue
Superior Court
Newark
Shelton Terrace
Route 29
CymrTys
Madeline Kilburg
Peter Hughes
Stein, Stein and Hughes
Levy Brothers
Sterner and Kane
Prince Street
Elizabeth
William L. Wieser
Herrigel, Wieser and Bolan
College Student Counselor Departs for Camp Roles
Miss Bea Levy of Oakland serves as waterfront counselor at Camp Renee in Palmer Massachusetts until September 1 before returning to her studies at the New Jersey College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Levy
Oakland Terrace
Renee
Palmer
Mass
New Jersey College For Women
Divorce Hearing Set for O'Lock Desertion Case
A divorce action between Michael W. O'Lock of Ridgway Avenue and Mary V. O'Lock of 405 Harvard Avenue was set for an advisory master despite a desertion charge. Mrs. O'Lock countersued claiming cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas A. Tomasulyop
Michael W. O'Lock
Ridgway Avenue
Mary V. O'Lock
Harvard Avenue
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North Broad ST. Elizabeth
N. J. Elizabeth
Norman Wyatt
J. Lavin
Evergreen
North Broad ST
Elizabeth, N. J
Slifer
Typewriter CO
High Street
Kraft
Bainbridge Center
JAY - Dee Auto Sales
Johnson Ave
Newark, N. J
Elizabeth Ave
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
John L. Becker Frank Briscoe James M. Cavanegh
David Cronheim
William E. Hocker
James V. Igoe
Louis Levy
James K. Meldrum Ernest A. Minner
New Jersey
Legal For
Marine
Pfc
Salaam Temple
Joseph Basile
Brake Service Inc
Bigelow
Cor. W. Runyon St
Purchase TV
Lutheran Home
J. Frederick Cook
Lincoln Park
Bromt-street
Mayfair
Graham B. Winter
Daniel J. Cerys
Walker
Tobia
Frigidaire
Tobia’s Appliances
Hillside, N. J
Clinton Avenue
Telephone Bigelow
Air Line
West Indies
Bermuda
Abeth
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