Petition Drive Opposes Closing Livingston Road for School Gym
Millstream Manor Civic Association circulates petitions against closing Livingston road to serve a proposed high school gym addition. Robert J. Mangold says traffic congestion on Conant Street will worsen and property values may fall. He cites a traffic study showing many cars use Conant to dodge the Conant Liberty light, with backups near the Highland Valley Railroad bridge during rush hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangold
Conant Street
Livingston Oid
Liberty Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad Bridge
Livingston Road
Suit seeks halt on Route 22 gas station permit in Elizabeth
Joseph D Amiano files suit in Superior Court Elizabeth to restrain the township from issuing a building permit for a gasoline station at 666 Route 22. Defendants include Township Committee Zoning Board of Adjustment and others. Reed claims property damage from truck traffic and loss of sale value. plan rezoned Route 22 west of Bloy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 22
Superior Court
Elizabeth
Joseph D'Amiano
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Carmen Monaco
Clayton Holding Co
Newark
Leslie Reed
D’aminho
Appellate Division of
Planning Board
Bloy Street
Reed
Contention over petition affidavits and local business exit
A lettered debate questions whether affidavits attesting signatures on petitions signed in stores are legally valid if signers merely add names without speaking to a storekeeper. The piece also notes a long-established Hillside business planning to quit after three generations, with land sale to a financial institution amid higher offers.
Six Autos Crash Leaves Five Injured on Route 22
Six-vehicle chain collision in eastbound Route 22 near Liberty Avenue overpass injures five people. Injured were Alfred L. Bess, Ralph Battle, Frank Barraco, Levie Miller, and Clifton Leonard, treated by Dr. Eugene Greenwald and released. Traffic cleared in about 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Eugene Greenwald
Holly Wood Avenue
Alfred L. Bess
Crawford Street
East Orange
Ralph Battle
Peskine Avenue
Newark
Frank Barraco
School Street
Clark
Levie Miller
Bergen Street
Clifton Leonard
Hillside Avenue
Four Fined 700 On Theft Charges
Four attendants were fined a total of 700 dollars on larceny charges by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum. Louis Colatrella and Stanley Bamber, both 18 of Newark, were fined 200 each for stealing a spare wheel and tire and storm door fittings from Seymour Hirschel. Colatrella paid 55 more for permitting an unlicensed driver. Bamber 25 for driving without a license with 60 day revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Louis Colatrella
Dayton Street
Stanley Bamber
Passaic Street
Newark
Seymour Hirschel
Liberty Avenue
Colatrella
Bamber
Walthamo Mitchell
Waverly Avenue
Olen Neblitt
Rose Street
Philip Silverman
Paine Avenue
Irvington
Fluoves-Q-Lite Co
Evans Terminal Road
Silverman
Bristol Appointed State Ambassador for New Jersey
Bristol Lee of Bristol-Myers Co. was named one of New Jersey’s economic ambassadors by Gov. Robert B. Meyner. About 100 state industrial leaders received certificates at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. McClow
Hillside
New Jersey Industrial Editors Association
U.S. Treasury Department Savings Bond Division
Richard M. Nixon
United States
New Jersey Savings Bond Committee
Spring Lake
Nixon
K. €. Morley
Maplewood
McClow
Mrs Catherine Savoy Dies at 70 in Attleboro Funeral Attended by Scaccia Family
Mr and Mrs Albert Scaccia of WO Prospect Street attended the funeral of Mrs Catherine B Savoy in Attleboro Massachusetts. She died Sunday aged 70 at home.
Why Planes Do Not Turn From Newark Airport
A notice by Charles E. Rosendahl of the National Air Transport Coordinating Committee explains why planes from Newark Airport cannot turn to avoid Hillside and Weequahic. The aircraft climb needed and lack of open area make turns unsafe, so pilots climb to at least 1200 feet and then turn. Runway 29 is used for takeoffs only when required by wind weather or air traffic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Airport
Arthur H. Lapp
Dee Avenue
W. William di Buono
Hillside
Leo Carlin
Newark
Meyer C. Ellenstein
Avon
Mayors Committee
Elsenstein
New*ark
Weequahic
National Air Transport Coordinating
Newsark
Charles E. Rosendahl
Ireas
Weequahi
Appointed To New Post At Library
Miss Edna M. Paddock was appointed by the library board to head children's and reference works. She starts duties August 1, following the library’s move to the municipal building. A 1951 State Teachers College Millersville graduate, she has five years as Plainfield High School assistant librarian and served Milton junior high as librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Paddock
Library Board of Trustees
Miss Paddock
State Teachers College
Millersville
Penn
Plainfield High School
Milton, Penn
Subdivision Hearing Classes Major Project for Earl Farm
Planning Board classifies Earl Farm subdivision as a major project and schedules a public hearing. Revisions to frontage and bond method approved for utilities, with realty bond accepted as first mortgage on the Earl property. Hillside petitions Utilities Commission over Water Company fire protection charges and proposes volume-based fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant Street
West King Street
He Weltwick
Marion Earl
Earl
Theft of Construction Materials From New House
Joseph Cohen reports theft of building materials from a house on Nottingham Way. Stolen items include six bags of cement a set of door chimes a bundle of shingles and electric wire valued around $100. Police investigated the Thursday report from Elizabeth foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham Way
Joseph Cohen
Summit Road
Elizabeth
Harden- Locker PTA observers at air raid drill
Three members of the Harden Locker School PTA acted as observers during Friday's air raid drill. The observers were Mrs. William Krutulis, president, Mrs. Jacob Hyra, and Mrs. Samuel Shapiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden- Locker School
Pt.a
William Krutulis
Jacob Hyra
Samuel Shapiro
Scaccia Rejoins School Board in Appointment
Albert Scaccia, ex-BOE member 1951 to 1954, returns to fill the unexpired term of Harlow H. Surtis after Surtis resigned July 1. The board voted 7-1 to appoint Scaccia with Peter G. Wumanik dissenting, citing electoral advantage concerns. Two furniture contracts awarded and resignations and new hires noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Scaccia
Board of Education
Harlow H. Surtis
Frank J. Hill
Seane
Peter G. Wumanik
Humanik
Seacola
Seaccia
John F. Berting
Abe Charsnack
Henry G. Nulton
Joseph Ram
Arnold E. McClow
L Lute Share
Nulton
Scaccia
Curtis
Scacicia
Planning Use Of Injunction Involving Livingston Road
Millstream Manor Civic Association plans an injunction to stop using Livingston road for the high school gym addition if other options fail. A motion to seek action was approved at a Monday meeting. A教育 board response is awaited as petitions circulate strongly against the gym plan. The group voted to be absorbed by the reactivated Ninth District Civic Association to gain broader influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfiliide
Gersten
Gilbert Chamberlin
Board of Education
Livingston Road
Millstream Manor Civic Association
Benjamin L. Bendit
Merkle Motors
Maple Avenue
North Broad Street
Gennaro Messano
Newark
Conferancees
Civic Associaton
Stolen Government Check Recovered From Car In Newark Case
Willie E. Etheridge, 27, of 519 Washington Street Newark, held by Hillside police after admitting theft of a $164.02 government income tax refund check. The check was found in the glove compartment after a stop for expired plates. Etheridge confessed theft from the mailbox of Johnnie Stephens of Newark. FBI agent Harris Martin and Postal Inspector Robert Poulli of Newark took Etheridge into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie E. Etheridge
Washington Street
Newark
Hillside
William Dieroff
Etheridge
Jack King
Gordon Milburn
Johnnie Stephens
Youth Gang Robs In County Park
William Lindsay 13 of Irvington and Richard Jones 14 of Newark were robbed Monday afternoon in Elizabeth River Park Woodruff section off Conant street. A group of about nine teenage boys, oldest about 16, accosted them. Lindsay lost a wrist watch and $10, Jones a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindsay
22Nd Street
Irvington
Richard Jones
Belmont Avenue
Newark
Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
Conant Street
Lindsay
Jones
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Robert J. Mangold
Plymouth Road
Sues
al Scaccia
Morpheus
Scacgia
Hollywood Ave
Hillside Ambulance Squad
N. J
Bristol
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell @toyer
Hallmark Greeting Carda
Savings Bond Committee
Sest, Sn
Earl Farm
Elizabethtown Water Company
Public Utilities Commission
Emanuel Gersten
Howard J. Bloy
Ayano Jacob Kurz
August Tot
Thomas Bryk
Ernest Voelk
Rutgers University
Hillside Safety Council
Gurd Avenue
Gertrude Street
Long Avenue
Michael Perogino
Franklin Street
Daniel Fredo
Baltimore Avenue
Race Street
Emanuel Reiter
Kiwanis Club
di Buono
Share
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hill
Tumanik
Triai
Gilbert D. Chamberlin
Aliolineed
Colonial Business Furniture
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture Store
Bleycloe Toys
Liberty Ave
Prowney Funeral Home
Szarko's Liquor Store Inc
Liberty Pharmacy
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