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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
2
Raymond R. King, chairman of the Hillside Highway Safety Coordinating Committee, warns improper turns are among the five most common traffic mishaps. He notes New Jersey streets' heavy, congested conditions require drivers to consider the other motorists.
Police report a 1937 sedan owned by Jick Ord of 342 Long Avenue was stolen. The car valued at $100, with the owner notified and the incident under investigation.
Chairman King urged motorists to follow traffic rules about turning movements. He warned that drivers failure to observe turning penalties contributes to crashes and traffic delays as travel increases.
The Lawrence Construction Company completes a 20,000 square foot one story plant on Chestnut Avenue for Hubbs Paper Corp of New York. Louis Schlesinger Co. arranged the lease. the site includes a private Lehigh Valley Railroad siding. Fred Fishbein and Charles Slicklen spearheaded the project to create a leading eastern paper handling facility.
Extra land is available for parking facilities as the Hubbs Corporation, one of the country’s oldest paper houses, acquires the Lindemeyer Company and several smaller paper operators. Louis Schle singer Company arranged for a pany to erect a new Austin-Nichols wirehouse next to Hubbs building. Mr. Fishbein’s firm is represented by Milton Lesnick, with Slicklen and John S. Russell handling legal phases.
A ladies' wrist watch valued at day was taken from the home of Mrs. Tillie Borkan at 1529 Leslie Street. The watch features a cocktail setting with six diamonds ten rubies and a chain band inscribed From a son to Mother.
Donald Welch of 75 16th Avenue Newark charged Sunday with operating an unregistered car using fictitious plates. Vehicle held at Police Headquarters. Patrolman Robert Mason was the arresting officer. Welch to appear in Municipal Court Saturday.
Charles Kennington Jr a Hill first lieutenant in the Reserve Officers Corps reports August 10 to Lackland Air Base Texas. He is a World War II veteran who served in photo intelligence and weather units in the Pacific. Kennington born Newark attended Weequahic High School Newark College of Engineering Seton Hall University for his degrees and worked at Capitol Airlines before teaching. He is married with two daughters and resides in Fanwood.
Sharon Sevis seven of Union was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital after a dog owned by Raymond Simpson Union was the dog tied and under observation for ten days by police following the incident.
Pvt Kenneth H Bieg son of Mr and Mrs C Harvey Bieg of 153 Virginia Street recently returned from field maneuvers at Camp Wellfleet where he served as wireman and switchboard operator in the communication section He is also the chemical warfare foreman for his battery attached to the 259th Anti Aircraft Artillery Gun Battalion at Camp Edwards He entered the army February 26, sent to Fort Dix for processing then to Camp Edwards March 3 He is Hillside High School class of 1947 alumnus and was formerly employed by Sun Tube Corporation
A layman reflects on scientific views of creation’s age and ongoing star formation. The astronomer’s report cites a 3 billion year age for Creation and the Princeton Observatory notes stars form continually from interstellar gas and dust while older stars have burned out.
A reflective passage muses on scientific inquiry and faith, comparing a worm’s life to human understanding. It contemplates Einstein's theories, television, and the vast, unknowable movement of creation, praising divine power and intelligence guiding faith.
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