Governor Urged to Move Newark Airport by Public Petition
Several communities near Newark Elizabeth request Gov Meyner to relocate Newark Airport away from dense urban areas. The Majors Committee on New Airport, meeting in Elizabeth Union County Courthouse, approves a resolution urging the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to seek a site at least four miles from the current location, citing past proposals and accusing transport groups of deliberate deception. The move faces opposition from Port Authority allies and local officials including Mayors Hand Hurst Cartin and Let Corte with Senator Ellenstein presiding.
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Insue
Haury Goldhor
Newyer Airport
Robert B. Meyner
Newak Airport
Newark-Elizabeth
Newah
National Air Transport Coordinating Committee
Mayors Committee
Patrick's Church
Elizabeth
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Singer Manufacturing Company
Hillside Orchestra Battle Shows Board Stance On Use Of School Space
Hillside residents seeking to form the Hillside Community Orchestra asked the Board of Education for permission to use a school music room and instruments. The board denied the request, offering an alternate room at another school and citing policing concerns. Debate featured supporters arguing cultural benefits and opponents warning of precedent and student use. The board then skipped its August meeting as the debate concluded. Meanwhile Maple Avenue area businessmen elected officers for a new association and discussed parking lot studies and cooperative efforts with other civic groups. Next meeting set at Sinai Congregation.
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Board of Education
Henry Goldhor
Hillsiders
Hillside
Evenissa
Tate
Jas
Wan
Joseph Ram
Goldhor
Mem
Del's
Lawrence Levitas
Ram
Henry Goulton
Raun
DUC Cooperation
Maiti
Levitus
Plicing Hill
Ram Ram
Goldhot
Max Schleifer
Goldhof
Hillside Community Orchestra
New Woodruff
Elizabeth River Park
Conant Street
Maple Avenue “Businessmen’s Association
Fist Week
AL Meelng
AL Spot
Maple Avenue
Edward Gottlieb
Joseph Milueman
View Presider
Leonard Auerbacher
Lou Gaoltyasiver
AL Fan To 'Tumarkin
Avitur Hirschmanh
Adolph Alexander Morris Galoff
Abe Kesselman
Herbert Silbee
David Friedman
Ett Peldman
Theodore
Kesselman
Hirschmann
Silber
Gottlieb
Men’s Progress Club
Liberty Avenue Businiessmenh's Association
Sinai Congregation
Sord
Se Group
JW Noppen
Micro
BTA
Newark Air Disaster Echoes Newark Outlet
A Braniff plane crash near Midway Airport Chicago killed twenty two people. The piece notes aviation safety concerns, calls for moving Newark Airport to hinterlands, cites complaints on noise, and urges Governor to act to prevent further disasters. It references authorities, local committees, and education board decisions about community orchestra usage and school policy.
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Braniff N
Midway Axport
Chicago
Newark Airport
Fie
New Air Airport
Elizabeth
Mayors Committee
Newark
Thurst
Val Peterson
Pingry Coin Club Wins High Honors
The American Numismatic Society awards Pingry School Coin Club first place in the adult class under 501 members after four years winning the junior division. The committee praised the club for adapting to new rules and securing a decisive victory during National Coin Week on April 24.
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American Numismatic Society
Pingry School Coin Club
Pingry Beogip Nas
Pingry
Pingry School
School Board Split On Several Ballots
The School Board debated insurance allotments and personnel moves at Hillside and Monmouth areas. Votes split on appointing an insurer of record and distribution of 50 percent of the office’s total $465,000 to named brokers, while dust complaints at school fields led to chemical treatment and recreation notices. New hires include six teachers and a clerical appointment for Hillside Avenue School beginning September 1.
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Torive Insurance
Frank L. Pooky
Joby Beattie
Henry Nineham
Ernesk Blemnnis
Kartuya Aellen
Raymond Ro King
Albert Selon
Most Lady
Hull
Charnuck
Levitas
Monmouth Paper Supply Company
Chirenok
Resul le
Joseph Feel
Thomas Street
Board of Recreation Commissioners
Calvin Coolidge
PTA
Wso
Edward Coutlig
Rand
Muriel Blum
Hillside Avenue
Patricia Parkey
Marion Viceltine
Barbara B. Dodron
Mary B White
Pegey Joyce Sols
Helen Hartzell
Gail Bren
Dan
Fiwh
Polio shots given to fewer children at local schools
Officials report a decline in second polio inoculations with 84 children receiving the second dose at Hayden-Lookey School as Dr. Ralph Sehawarke and Dy Wallan Fo Wack oversaw the clinics. The first dose reached 240 children, and efforts to reach absentees continued with follow up opportunities at the Baby Keepwell Station on July 27.
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Heh Offtewy
Samuel M. Jowitty
Hayden-Lookey School
Ralph Sehawarke
Dy Wallan
Uy Baby Keepwell Station
Snurden-Looker School
Power Failure After Truck Strikes Hidden Pole
A truck rammed a Route 22 pole near Doren Plier and Hi Pide Avenue causing a local power fire. A service station attendant suffered bruises escaping the wreck as wires fell. the driver was unhurt. Patrolman Ray Heller identified Leon Chirk of Solebury, Pennsylvania, as the operator.
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UETV
Route 22
Doren Plier
Hipide Avenue
Falhaik
Ray Heller
Leon Chirk
Solebury Penn
Glark
Hillside Girls Secure Secretary Jobs Through Placement Network
Hillside High School graduates gained secretary positions through the municipal placement department. Miss Muldrin, trained at Keathst rine Gibbs School, Munieliie, is placed with Transcartinental Gas Pipe Company in Newark. Miss Norma Pisano of 620 Rowe secured a position with Sherwin Williams Company.
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Beechwood
Hillside High School
Keathstrine Gibbs School
Munieliie
Unaer
Miesthoal
Transcartinental Gas Pipe Company
Newark
Muldrin
Iso
Belin Hall
Uuniversity
Norma Pisano
Rowe
Sherwin Willams Company
News Sunk
Planning Board Rules Engineer Out Of Deliberations
The Hillside Planning Board adopted on June 22 a resolution disqualifying the township engineer from participating in deliberations or votes on any future matter in which he or his firm has a financial or professional interest. Community Planning Associates of Princeton circulated excerpts of Attorney George Fischler’s opinion, which concludes the engineer’s involvement in plats and related papers creates a prohibited conflict under statute NJ 40:14. The opinion notes the need to determine the breadth of the prohibition and suggests consulting municipal counsel and governing bodies.
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Fim
Community Planning Associates Inc
Princeton
Hillside
Sering
Huside
Union County
George Pisenier
Hillside Planning Board
Persission
Community Planning Associates
Incherbert H. Smith
Planning Board
George S. Fischler
Henry Goldhor
Nso
Lin
Wilfle Finn
Dove Fall
Te Planning Board
Cerrily Am Argline
jUder
Nis
Police Chief Seeks Six More Patrolmen and Parking Talks
Police Chief Paul F Korlesky presented a request for six new patrolmen to the Township Committee on Tuesday night with two slated for safety car duties. The meeting also covered parking enforcement on Liberty Avenue and hillsides, sidewalk objections on Salem Avenue, and several contract awards for street improvements. A condolence note will be sent to Patrolman Mc Ghee’s family.
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Paul F Korlesky
Hillside
Pattie Polditons
Lea Sboelat
Alleaton
Chinmiee Wing Dpuesen
Tie Muayustente
Liberty
Hysiesss Dien's Association
Weel
Liberty Avenue
Arthur J. Bittman
Saidy
Henry Goldhor
Wight
AtOn
Salem Avenue
Betwern King Steel
Elizabeth
Life
Cllbed
Old
Wien
Aly
Conriets
Db Donato & Rutint
Rahwas
Maine Leprice
Gregnmood
Grysti Terrace
Urea Pay- Mie
Lyndhurst
Hillside Avenue
Orchard Terracy
McGhee
Sunday Bus Service To Seaside Heights
Union Bus Service of 2044 Stowe Street Union operated by Charles Harris offers a special bus trip to Seaside Heights this Sunday. The bus departs Long and Liberty Avenues at 10 am and returns from Seaside Heights at 6:40 pm. Reservations can be made by calling Murdock 62344.
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Union Bus Service
Stowestreet, Union
Charles Harris
Seaside Heights
Long and
Liberty Avenues
Murdock
Air Force Commissions Awarded to Two Cadets
Gol Leonard Robinstein announces that Gadet Davin W Kaiser of 6 Long Avenue and Gadet Charles R Deininger of 1222 Robert Street have been signed as second lieutenants in the United States Air Force Reserve. Cadets receive commissions after earning college degrees and showing academic and leadership merit in air science courses.
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Gol Leonard Robinstein
Thr
Newark
Gol Joge
Gadet
Davin W Kaiser
Long Avenue
Charles R Deininger
Robert Street
United States Air Force Reserve Commissions
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Harmony
Arnold H. McCrow
Abe Chumack
Rook J. Hul
LOK Life of
Gaverne Meyne
Governor
Mohe Climor
Port of
Pingry Coin Club
Orehosha
Aynolt EE
Latis J Hess
Isisunitice
Alot
Ainoti
Ile Weekers
Prank Jht
Abe Charnack
Wid Hapley
Curtis
Hill
Sante Tinks
Une Addivien
Max Behleiter
Frederich Schuler
Janitar
Plan Board
Walter R. Lee
Stem Ave
Hillside Re Tae
Salem Pharma
Salem Ave
N. Broad St
Hilinide
N. J
Air Force
Dets
Paw
David W. Kaiser
Charles RK
Deininger
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Tobia’s Appliances
Good Deal Super
Stuyvesant Ave
Irvington
N. J Union
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