Licenses Revoked and Township Actions Discussed
The township unanimously revoked liquor licenses in taverns due to undisclosed past conduct and discrimination charges filed by Sidney Mittleman. New forms will be issued July 23. The committee will notify tavernkeepers by special delivery and may allow machines to remain on premises without operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. ¢Oford
Sidney Mittleman
Belleview Te Fillon
Conford
Mittleman
Liberty Avenue
Seymour Tabatechnick
Tabatchnick
Bus Service Sought for Kindergarten Pupils in Saybrook
The Board of Education voted to study a request from Plymouth road residents for school bus transportation to Saybrook School for kindergarten pupils from the ninth district. A six-person delegation urged the plan citing a mile walk as a hardship. The study will be led by Dr. Wayne T. Branom and the Auxiliary Agencies Committee, with a report due for August. Letters were ordered to protest low-flying planes over schools and urge action by September. Vandalism prompts police/juvenile court action. 141 window panes broken at Calvin Coolidge School last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
Board of Education
Wayne T. Branom
Plymouth Road
Sidney Birnbaum
Liberty Park
Philip Peck
Voorhees Street
9Th District Civic Association
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Calvin Coolidge
Paul Miller
Gilbert C. Chamberlin
Police Department
Juvenile Court
Coe Avenue
John B. Duthie
Mayors Meet on Flying Planes Nuisance Near Newark Airport
Mayor Raymond R. King announced plans to bring mayors Ralph Villani Edward Biertuempfel and James Kirk together on August 1 to discuss curbing low flying planes from Newark Airport. He asked aeronautical authorities including the Bureau of Aeronautics Civil Aeronautics Administration and the USAF for investigations. Restraining order extended 30 days in Lincoln Construction case. company to fill hole and pay township attorney fees. Housekeeping actions include Hillside signs requests and auto laundry permit for Albert Schoen with restrictions. extensions granted for Elmer Zuckerman and deferred police action until next Wednesday. Board of Assessors and Baker & Taylor meeting to discuss omitted added assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Township Committee
Newark Airport
Ralph A. Villani
Newark
Edward W. Biertuempfel
Union
James T. Kirk
Elizabeth
King
Bureau of Aeronautics
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Port of New York Authority
USAF
Driscoll
Kenneth Hand
Edward Colin
Lincoln Construction Company
Forthaber
Anton A. Vit
Conford
Cooper Alley Foundry
State Highway Department
Albert Schoen
North Broad Streets
Elmer Zuckerman
New Jersey Lumber & Wrecking Co
Zuckerman
Norman L. Sanford
David H. Doremus
Board of
William A. Hunter
Baker & Taylor Company
Baker &Taylor
Long term bond plan urged to fund school program
A local meeting urges prompt completion of a school program funded by a long term bond issue to ease yearly costs. Township criticism targets the Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners for a $100 000 backlog awaiting assessment while noting funding limits and dependence on the engineering department. A full, frank explanation of the board's position is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Driver’s Jaw Breaks in Irvington Altercation After Collision
A fist fight after a minor auto accident at Long and Liberty avenues left Howard Gunnerson with a broken jaw. Gunnerson, 34, of 9 Chestnut Avenue Irvington, was treated at Irvington General Hospital after being knocked to the street by Walter Tfistner, 48, of 255 Fitzpatrick Street. Tfistner reported Gunnerson swung first and connected on the second swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long and
Liberty Avenues
Howard Gunnerson
Chestnut Avenue
Irvington
Irvington General Hospital
Frank Weber
Vincent Moynihan
Walter E. Tfistner
Fitzpatrick Street
Gunnerson
Tfistner
Hyra Sworn In as New Jersey Attorney at 30
Harry George Hyra 30 of 393 Princeton argnue is sworn in by Justice Heber in Trenton to the New Jersey bar after passing the June attorney’s exam. He is later sworn in at the U S District Court in Trenton and attends a luncheon with wife Helen J. Bossany and mother Eva Hyra, with remarks by a Supreme Court member and other dignitaries. Hyra, longtime Hillside resident and Seton Hall Law School graduate, has a varied civic record and military service background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry George Hyra
Princeton
Supreme Court
Trenton
Justice Heber
United States District Court
Hyra
State Bar Association
Stacy Trent
Cornell University
Rutgers University
Newark
Seton Hall School of Law
John Marshall Law School
Jersey City
Earl Pollack
Kenilworth
Levy, Fenster & McCloskey
Carteret Savings & Loan Association
Cornerstone Laying Set for War Veterans Memorial Building
The War Veterans Memorial Building cornerstone at Liberty avenue and Miller place will be laid Tuesday evening July 24 at 8 pm. Hillside Gield Star Mothers chairs the ceremony with speakers including Warren Davies Roselle Park commander of the Union County American Legion Edward Baldwin Summit county commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Hillside Mayor Raymond R King among others. Inside the cornerstone will be rosters from Harden Looker Post 50 Davenport-Dill Post 1722 W F W and Charles Wernicke Chapter Disabled American Veterans along with veterans records and Hillside Times copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee War Veterans Memorial
Liberty Avenue
Miller Place
Hillside
Walter Howes
Warren Davies
Roselle Park
Union County Committee
The
American Legion
Edward Baldwin
Summit
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond R. King
Veterans’ Organizations
Harden- Looker
Davenport-Dill
W.F.W
Charles Wernicke
American Veterans
Veterans
Hillside Times
Library Board Interviews Applicant For Librarian Post
The Library Board interviewed Monday night to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Ford Meyer. A decision is not expected until later, after additional interviews. An emergency meeting is called for August 7 by President Mrs. Harold D. Steward. Meyer's resignation becomes effective August 31, and an offer to assist the successor nightly at a salary is contingent on the hired person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board of Trustees
Smolensky Promoted to Major at Fort Wayne
Capt. Felix S. Smolensky son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Smolensky of 18 Cedar Street was raised to major at Fort Wayne Michigan where he serves as senior officer of the Organized Reserve Corps. He entered service in 1941 and has held posts including chief administrator of the Officer Candidate School in San Antonio Texas. He served in the European African and Far East theaters and has earned the Purple Heart among other decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix S. Smolensky
Marvin C. Smolensky
Cedar Street
Fort Wayne
Mich
Organized Reserve Corps
Maj
Smolensky
An Antonio
Tex
Far East
Tokyo
Protruding Window Wounds P.O. Clerk on North Broad
Paul Sarin, clerk in charge of the North Broad street post office, suffered an abrasion to the right arm and a torn shirt sleeve after striking a Baker & Taylor Company window that opens over the sidewalk on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Broad Street
Baker & Taylor Company
Paul Sarin
North Broand Street
Mundet Applies New Odor Control Methods at Cork Plant
Mundet Cork Corporation has installed new odor control methods and an area impact should be seen within a month. Dr. Miriam Sachs advised a trial through August 31, with possible follow up survey by State Air Pollution officials. The board also authorized a weed-spraying machine purchase and settled a vehicle damage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundet Cork Corporation
Board of Health
Miriam Sachs
Bureau of Adult and Industrial Health
E. S. Schall
William Berghorn
Munder
Schall
Dr. Sachs
Mundet
J. G. Berger
State Air Pollution Commission
Arthur Dienst
Dienst
Anton A. Vit
James Hanaway
Harry J. Chevalier
Samuel M. Jowitt
Jowitt
M. M. Fisehler
Henry J. Konzelmann
Bureau of Viral Statistics
Democrats Set Monday Meeting for Malone Goldhor Campaign
An important meeting for Democratic Township Committee candidates John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor is planned Monday evening July 23 at 8 p.m. at Hungarian Hall 1316 Whit Street. Commissioners Millon 8B Conford and Robert C. Kirkpatrick will attend along with campaign manager Philip M. Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Hungarian Hall
Whitstreet
Millon
Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Philip M. Puck
Forty Family Hillside Gardens First New Garden Apartment Since War
Hillside Gardens a new garden apartment on Hillside avenue between Bond and Mann avenues will house forty families and be completed by August 15. Joseph Feldman and associates announce the project, with forty units and parking, the first garden apartment built since World War II, addressing a strong demand for housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Gardens
Joseph Feldman and Associates
Hillside Avenue
Bond Street Street
Mann Avenue
Feldman
Hillside
Salem Avenue
King Street
Roanoke Avenue
Wilder Street
Sterner
King and
Wilder Streets
Levy Brothers Co., Inc
Liberty Avenue
Finkel Fuels, Inc
Second Street
Elizabeth
July 31 Ballot on Funds for School Equipment and Additions
The board voted to hold a referendum on July 31 between 4 and 9 pm for an additional 225000 to fund building additions and equipment at Calvin Coolidge, George Washington and other schools. Low bids for general construction ranged around 61,283 to 372,000 with several firms bidding on multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiune
Calvin Coolidge
Helge Olsen
East Orange
Olsen
Calvin Coolidge School
P. Jantelle
Elizabeth Tron Works
Elizabeth
Hurden-Looker
High School
George Washington
H. R. Goeller Inc
Hillside
Murden-Looker
Albert F Reuhl Co
Peerage Washington
Harden- Looker
Michael T. Bauder
Harden- Locker
Two Hillside Children Raise Funds With Stage Show
Five Hill side children organized two skits songs and dances to benefit the Cancer Fund at Newark Beth Israel Hospital raising 7.43. The children planned and staged the event themselves at Janet Susserman’s home 222 Winans Avenue with Dene and Bob Davis Marcia Gotlieb Linda Schnabel and Janet coordinating. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Cancer Fund
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Janet Susserman
Winans Avenue
Dene
Bob Davis
Marcia Gotlieb
Linda Schnabel
Janet
Weather Outlook: Cloudy, Warmer Then Clear
The forecast says cloudy today with a transition to fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Highs and lows not specified. Light winds expected, no precipitation noted.
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Ames
OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
Hillside Fire Department
Port Newark
John E. Keenan
Newark Department of Public Safety
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Walter Howell
War Veterans Memorial
Saybrook
Kiwanis Club of
Hillside, New Jersey
Sirs
Armed Forces
Wenden
Bar
U. S. War Veteran Memorial Building Association
Huskies
Community
Harry G. Hyra
Tobin’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
P.O
M. Rabey
W .Grand Street
Samuel Bender
Ridgwood Avenue
Abe Adler
Chancellor Avenue
Sol Ezrow
Midland Boulevard
Maplewood
Ben Grossman and Sons
Lehigh Avenue
Rubin Brothers, Inc
Jackson Avenue
Acme Plastering Co., Inc
Seymour Avenue
Chatham Nurseries
Chatham, N. J
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
N. J
Gpainy Saooie
New Jersey
Solomon’s
Hillside Butchers F
Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Calvin Colidge
George Stewart
George L. Dennis Co
Meyer & Meyer
Emerson, Darwin Electrical Co, Inc
Joseph J. Tomasulo & Co
Hid
Citizens’ Committee On Education
Chatrmen
Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Place
Hillside, N. J
Sidney Englander
Orchard Terrace Hillside, N. J
Sid Englander
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