Board of Health Sworn In Organizes Township Health Team
The new Board of Health met to organize the township health department. Weide Gueal was named president, with Sadie Ehrenkranz Malcolm MacLeod and Robert L. Kaplan as members. Samuel M. Jowith was reappointed health officer and registrar of vital statistics. Benjamin Summer plumbing inspector and Anthony Capra assistant plumbing inspector. Adele Braelow served as township attorney. The board approved a $750 visiting nurse subsidy to the Visiting Nurses Association of East Union County for full daily emergency coverage after voucher issues were resolved.
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Howard J. Bloy
Fey of Health
Inideoontin
Ward
Weide Gueal
Wiech Fe
Mys
Sadie Ehrenkranz
Westden
Malcolm MacLeod
Robert L. Kaplan
Samuel M. Jowith
Wretary
Witil Statistics
Benjamin ‘T’ Summer
Anthony Capra
Adele Braelow
Visiting Nurses Association of
Eas En Union County
West Newark appointments split stirs Hillside political tension
Dean t Whatson and William Gault lead Hillside Democrats as West Newark’s new health board appointments spark defection fears. County Committee criticism grows over ignored recommendations and the risk of broader partisan discord as officials balance party loyalty with merit in staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gault
Hillside
Democratic
West Newark
Board
I Times
Sadie Ehrenkranz
Abe Charnack
Robert L. Kaplan
Nat Gold
Plant History In Bank Statements
Bank statements issued this month by Hillside National Bank include copies of the indus vil History of Hillside prepared by bank staff. The six page leaflets are the larger prepared by the shall Lo dite and this time were distributed to all commercial industrial and private account holders.
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Hillside National Bank
Hillside
Low Plane Flights Exceed Predictions
A National Aly Syimapor Coordinating Committee report notes that the TUDWAY system misfired five percent of the time after Newark Airport reopened to full commercial use. Weather and winds blamed for lower landings while 12 percent of flights over Newark and 8 percent over Elizabethport. 50 percent over the Meadows and Port Newark fell short of predicted performance. Discrepancies reflect weather constraints despite prior landing priority rules.
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National Aly Syimapor Coordinating Committee
Newark Airport
Weegiahicatc
Newark
Elizabethport
Elizabeth
Keariy Meadows
Port Newark
Music School In Its First Concert
The Union County Band and Orchestra School opened its season with an advanced band and orchestra concert at Warinunco Park Elizabeth directed by Casimir Bork and Herman Toplansky. An upcoming Assembly program and a scholarship fund concert are planned for July 28 and a trip to Brooklyn for Goldman concert on July 29. Hillside students listed include Gaymen Ferrigno Mort Gillet Stanley Slovin and others with clarinet viola and other instruments.
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Union County Band and Orchestra
Warinunco Park
Elizabeth
Casimir Bork
Herman Toplansky
Carol Lipsehuts
Hillside
Warinaneg Park
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Goldman
Gaymen Ferrigno
Mort Gillet
Stanley Slovin
Saraly Gillet
Linea Plecker
Brice Kundin
Sheldon Kundi
Morton Levy
Carol Lisehuta
Robert Winstead
Case Would Remove McCarthy From Post
Clifford P. Case, Republican candidate for U S Senator from New Jersey, says he will vote against continuing Senator McCarthy as chairman or a member of any investigative committee. He argues congressional probes against communism are vital but favor leadership by someone other than McCarthy. He cites separation of powers and aims to strengthen efforts against subversion. (Continued on Page 2)
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Clifford P. Case
U. S
New Jersey
United States Senate
McCarthy
Tam
Congressional Committees
Eitizens
Leaership Obbee
McGarthy
Times Switches Printing To Wednesday For Morning Delivery
The Times will be printed on Wednesday instead of Thursday to ensure delivery by mail at 6 AM each Thursday. Early copy is essential and priority will be given to material submitted early. Advance notices should reach the office Thursday or Friday before publication. Final deadline is Tuesday noon with no exceptions.
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the Times
Penalties In Law Changed By Local Ordinance Update
The board adopted changes to the local smoke ordinance raising the maximum penalty to 100 dollars for a first offense with three months’ jail for the second offense within six months. Prosecution will align with the State Public Health Nisince Code to avoid conflicts. The board set regular meetings for the second Tuesday of each month at 7 30 pm and designated Hillside Times, Newark News, Elizabeth Journal and Newark Star Ledger as official newspapers.
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Enrlier Lns
Gene
Alehl
Pudre Henig
Atta Dienst
Aginst Munder Cork
Tie Board
William Gitiwh
Hillside Times
Newark News
Elizabeth Journal
Newark Star-Ledger
Appointment of Arkh Tauscher at Cooper Alloy plant
Arkh Tauscher named plant engineer of Cooper Alloy Foundry Co, taking charge of general plant operations, maintenance, construction and supervising facilities. A New York University civil engineering graduate with a professional engineer license in New York and New Jersey, Tauscher served as a US Army Corps of Engineers captain in World War II and Korea.
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Deere
New York
New Jersey
Tauscher
Army Corps of Engineers
Corp, of Engineers
School Board Debates Bids and Furniture Purchases
The board discussed bidding rules for purchases over 500 and heard objections from Andrew V. Aldi about contracts from Business Furniture Company of Elizabeth and City Music Center of Irvington. A decision to fund half the $331.50 sump pump installation at Harden Locker School was reached, with Grad & Sons of Newark covering the other half, while concerns about Crelin Sports Shop’s bill for helmet reconditioning prompted further review.
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Euucation
Olshih Office Furniture Company of
Newark
Harry Olshaw
Olshan
Andrew V. Aldi
Tor
Ilegal
Aldi
Furnitive Company of
Elizabeth
City Music Center
Irvington
Ston
Bill
jNey
Joseph Ram
Crelin
Ram
Lawrence Levitas
Membe
Gregor V. Pearson
Levitt
Billy of Business Furniture Company
Bord
Harden-Locker School
Frank Grad & Sons
Levitas
Grad
Calvin Coolidge
Mundet Cork Plant Fined Over Soot Emissions
Mundet Cork Co and plant manager Berghorn faced health ordinance violations after soot from the Mundet plant allegedly settled on cars, homes, and clothing in nearby neighborhoods. Witnesses described ash and haze around the facility and the plant’s ongoing efforts to curb emissions, with Judge Tumarkin finding both plant and manager responsible.
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Avie TE Dienst Phyough
Robert Wo Sonnlag
Sonki
Plast
Dibery and
Ride Avenue
Consolidated City Sales Co
Hillside Avenue
Bass Bussicuta
Plomayce Avenue
Mery
Joan Hodgeson
Sehtey Street
Morris Sobuskoy
Millard Avenue
Tyrack
Sonntag
Edel Laboratories
TM Street
Newark
John Brady
West Crally
Asa
Captain Sonntag
AL Consolidated Chen E Caplan Sontag
Iuwisieilo
Hoddeson
Boxitap
Argertur
Mundet
Berghorn
Berghorty
LwWo
Plient
Dienst
Tumarkin
Muhder
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Galik
Nick
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Yes
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Faith Party
Rim
Good Deal
Mege Road
Stuyvesant Ave
N. J. Union
Music School
Case
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Thers
Liberty Avenue
Willys
Jules Terry
Liberty Ave
Cooper Alloy
Arthur Tauscher
Honry Shige
Biidings
George Washington School
P. Suotelle Tae
Union County Board of Elections
Flection Board
Mahlon G. Vandewater
Edward Boyle
Roy Mullican
Tennry County
Public
Robert B. Meyner
Vot Distriet School Boards
Lass Sally Jostinel
Cs M. Orlich
Ethel Brunner
Jean A White
Wayne 'T Branoms
American Association of School Administrators
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Salem Ave
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Mundet Cork
Nicholay C English
Munider
Sonrtay
Munder
Sobuskey
Toddeson
Eve Thi
Harry Weinstein
Flash Cleaners
Weinstein
Nis
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Qe Board of Health Prosecution
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Hichut Berghorn
Clinton Avenue
N. J. Essex
Growney Funeral Home
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