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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
6
The Hillside Times announces subscription rates of 2.50 a year in the United States and 5 cents per issue. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. The paper invites letters from readers but requires signer's name and address. anonymous submissions will not be published.
The discussion recalls MacArthur and Truman era policy debates and Wedemeyer's warning that Russia is the real foe. It highlights the need for broad psycho-social strategy, economic aid to friends, truth messaging, and moral force alongside military action to deter war.
Times Past item recalls 0 years ago authorization for fire-house sites at Hollywood avenue and at Ramsey and Sweetland avenues with Bloy street. Hillside Drum and Bugle Corps wins a silver cup at Kenilworth. Hillside defeats Westfield 2 to 1 in a Union County League basketball game. Young People's Republican Club plans a second bus trip to Coney Island. David Baird Jr praised by Judge Robert Carey at Elizabeth Carteret Hotel. 15 years ago municipal consent was given in 1931 for Public Service Coordinated Transport to operate Newark-Plainfield bus line over Route 29. Hillside residents Evelyn Zinster and Jean Rae attended final Olympic tryouts. relief funds expected to run out. Jacob Feins contemplates Court of Chancery appeal over 1925 land award.
An old A and P advertisement touts a frosty glass of tea with ice as refreshingly affordable, claiming prices under one cent per glass and encouraging savings on fine teas.
Wington Ramsey, 18, of 44 Hollywood Avenue, sustained the most serious injuries among four people hurt in July Fourth fireworks incidents reported to police in Trenton.
A meditation on choosing worship for Catholics contrasts free will with church obligation. The author argues personal conscience guides Mass attendance, confesses limits of compulsion, and cites increasing annual Catholic converts. A short note invites readers to seek guidance from Holy Name Society.
The article notes curling of tomato plant leaves, especially on staked plants, following a period of rapid growth and hot dry weather after a wet spring. It cites a sequence from late spring through June with alternating rainfall and heat triggering the curling symptoms.
Berger Emanuelson of 228 East Main Street Bound Brook arraigned in Municipal Court by Magistrate Clarence E Kremer on drunken driving charges. He pleaded not guilty and was released on 250 bail pending a Saturday court appearance after police say he jumped the safety isle on Route 29 at Harding Terrace and drove the wrong way into a truck driven by Julius Golub of Allentown Pennsylvania.
Edward W. Hyde of Hillside New Jersey has been promoted to Private First Class and will be assigned to Fort Jackson South Carolina for technical training in the Air Force and maintenance career field. Announcement was made by indoctrinating center officials after he completed training at Sampson Air Force Base. He is the son of Mrs. E. Hyde of 206 Pennsylvania Avenue Hillside.
Julius Peterson of 16 Looker Street files as executor and administrator of his father's estate. The late Julius Peterson died June 6, as noted by Surrogate Charles A. Otto.
July 18 Board of Health meeting. July 22 Picnic of Hillside Hungarian Workmen's Association. July 25 Township Committee meeting. July 28 Rose of Friendship Circle outing for children.
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