New Tax Bills to Cut Mailings and Save Taxpayers Money
More than 9 000 tax bills in a new form are being mailed by tax collector John C. Pozar. The revised form covers a year’s charges, eliminates one mailing, and is expected to save taxpayers about 1615 dollars annually. The notice includes 1952 and 1953 quarter details and a folder explaining how taxes serve residents.
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John C. Pozar
Pozar
Hillside
Union County
U. S
Wright, Long & Co. Certified Public
Killside Times
Hillside Times
Fox Holes
North
Africa
England
Hawaii
Times
Kiwanis
The
Chest Sets High Goal To Include Defense Needs
The Com miunity Chest of Eastern Union County sets a $603,424 fall goal the second highest in twenty years. A $37,041 United Defense Fund quota funds USO and defense services, with allocations to 25 agencies and a $468,343 chest total.
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Commiunity Chest
Union County
United Defense Fund
USO
Cest
UDF
Red Feather
United War Fund
Chest
Franklin A. McCarthy
Abraham Wiener
Les B. Webber
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Wiener
USC
USG
Korea
Alaska
Europe
Caribbean
United Seamen's Service
National Recreation Association
American Social Hygiene Association
Associated Catholic Charities
St. Elizabeth and Alexian Brothers Hospitals
The
Catholic Youth Organization
Mt. Carmel Guild
Union Council
Boy Scouts
Eyewolf Day Nursery
Elizabeth General Hospital
Family & Children’s Society
Girl Scouts of
Elizabeth
Hillside
Landen
Girl Scouts of the Roselles
Hillside Welfare Association
Home For Aged Women
Janet Memorial Home
Linden Children's Camp Fund
Salvation Army
Social Planning Committee
Council of Social Agencies
Social Service Exchange
Ton
Urban League of
Eastern Union County
Visiting Nurse Association of
Eastern Union
YMCA
Ymywha
YWCA
Agency Automobile Fund
Morrison Trains at Camp Kilmer For ROTC Staging Unit
David Morrison of Clark Township training with the 1st Reserve Officers Training Staging Unit at Camp Kilmer for two weeks. Morrison is an assistant cashier at Hillside National Bank and a World War II veteran holding a captain's commission.
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David Morrison
Hillside National Bank
Forest Drive
Clark Township
Camp Kilmer
Mr. Morrison
Driving Honors To Hillside Gl
Private Charles A Schleuning Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Schleuning of 43 Wolf place recently selected the outstanding member of Truck Driver Class Number 18 at the Army Transportation School Fort Lustis Va The course trains enlisted personnel to operate trucks and perform minor repairs Schleuning a Hillside High School graduate is assigned to Company B 1st Battalion at the camp
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Charles A. Schleuning
Wolf Place
Army
Transportation School
Fort Lustis
Hillside High School
Pvt
Schleuning
Children Stage Benefit Show at Krautblatt Home
Four young girls ages five to eight performed a musical variety show Saturday afternoon at 30 Hurden Street, benefiting the Infantile Paralysis Fund. The event was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Krautblatt.
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William Krautblatt
Hurden Street
Public hearing on rent control continuation planned
Township Committee schedules September 9 public hearing at Municipal Headquarters to discuss extending rent control beyond September 30. Stakeholders weigh owner returns, tenant relief, and recent wage gains against housing demand and potential fair adjustments.
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Congress
Weather Outlook: Fair, Less Humid, Cooler Tonight
The forecast calls for fair skies and lower humidity with cooler temperatures tonight. Tomorrow remains fair and warm, with pleasant conditions continuing.
Water Decision Due This Winter On Wells Use
Hearings on use of wells near Conant street by the Elizabethtown Water Company proceed under the Water Policy Division of the Department of Conservation and Economic Development. Ten Hillside industries oppose the plan, with a November 1 filing deadline for briefs and October 1 for trief briefs. a final decision is expected after a short review period. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum fines total 75 dollars in disorderly and traffic cases. several defendants face jail or further action. Court sessions shift to Wednesday nights through summer to test the new schedule.
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Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Conant Street
Elizabethtown Water Company
2 Division
Hillside Industries
Hillside
Commonwealth Water Company
Summit
Francis P. Carroll
Mirabethtown Water Company
Schering Corporation
Union
Bristol-Myers Company
Sun Tube Corporation
Hell Company
Dillon-Beech Company
Robert A. Johnston Company
Melold Manufacturing Company
Munuet Cork Corporation
Cooper Alloy Foundry Company
Sidney Birnbaum
Wassy Marchnnkowski
Leo Street
Sol W. Abramson
Paine Avenue
Irvington
Jose Tigeleiro
Warwick Street
Newark
Birnbaum
Joseph Berta
St Louis Avenue
Grand Jury
Cour
Berta
William Bilinsky
Liberty Avenue
Willian Gural
Gural
Bilinsky
Mimi Leinwand Voted Pin Up By 3rd Infantry Division
The Third Infantry Division Seventh Regiment in Korea chose 17 year old Mimi Leinwand of 50 Mertz Avenue as their pin up for 1952. Pvt Spencer Jewell of Newark notified her in a letter detailing her selection as the division’s outstanding photo among 200 finalists out of 2,000 entries.
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Korea
Mimi Leinwand
Mertz Avenue
Miss Leinwand
Spencer Jewell
Newark
Man Struck After Running Into Street Near Newark Intersection
Harold Brungara, 33, of 14 Pioneer Street Newark, was slightly injured when struck by John J C Radin, 38, of 168 Midfield Road Colonia, at Hollywood and Woodruff avenues. Brungara admitted running into the street to catch a bus without checking for oncoming cars. He was treated by Dr Eugene Greenwald for scalp and elbow abrasions and contusions to one or both legs and released.
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Harold Brungara
Pioneer Street
Newark
John J _C Radin
Midfield Road
Colonia
Hollywood
Woodruff Avenues
Broingard
Eugene Greenwald
Contusi
Service Station Entries Reported on North Broad Street
Two North Broad street stations were entered within two days this week police report. John Addeo at 1419 North Broad had a broken rear window and uncertain loss from a peanut vending machine. John Delce at 1090 North Broad found a shattered south side window but merchandise remained intact.
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North Broad Street
John Addeo
John Delce
Delce
Rotary Talk Explains Beer Brewing Technique
Warren Christoph of P Ballantine and Son presented Hillside Rotary Club members with a historical and practical overview of beer brewing. He traced origins to Mesopotamia, described malting, mashing, lautering, and fermentation, and outlined raw materials and steps from wort to finished beer.
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Hillside Rotary Club
Warren Christoph
P. Ballantine &' Son
Newark
Mesopotamia
George Washington
Chistopa
Washington
Oregon
California
Navy summons Hillside trooper to active duty
Trooper Carry Schuetzle Jr. of 317 Hillside Avenue, a five year Naval Reserve member, reported to the Brooklyn Naval Station for active duty. He graduated June 5 from the State Police Academy at Trenton and was assigned to the Somerville barracks before receiving the notice. He is the son of Police Lt. Harry Schuetzle.
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Atier
Carry Schuetale, Jr
Hallside Avenue
Broooklyn Naval Station
U S. Navy
U.S. Naval Reserve
Behuetzle
State Police Academy
Trenton
Somerville Barracks
Sam
Harry Schuetzle
Children to attend Giants game from Liberty Avenue center
Fifty youngsters chosen at the Recreation Center on Liberty Avenue will travel by chartered bus to the Polo Grounds for a Giants game tomorrow morning at 10 39 am. Each playground selected six boys to attend the outing and the group will return to New York in the evening.
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Liberty Avenue
Polo Grounds
New York
Coe Avenue
Frank Lortorello
Hartman
Steuerwala
A. Lordi
Lorraine Nelmasz
Mary Ann Aitken
Lorraine Queiroz
Beatrice Strauss
Carol O'Lock
Alice Harper
Richard Lane
Adelaide Harper
Sam Lane
Nanmey Hartman
Susan Lobdell
Terry Brogewski
James Lamatina
Barbara Miller
Barbara Steuerwald
Harden-Locker
Mildred Schriber
Jo Anne Leyko
Maida Tilles
Engineer For G E Travels Abroad
George Zemanovic an electrical engineer in General Electric marine division travels for work. He flew to Germany for ten days to assess damage to an American troopship after a mid Atlantic fire and returned home last Wednesday. He previously spent four months in Bombay a year earlier and records trips with slides for students and scouts.
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General Electric Company
George Zenmanovic
Ryan Street
Zemanovic
Germany
Atlantic
Bombay
India
United States
Hallside
Union Junior College
Cranford
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Webber
Whatson
Gong Senn He
New Jersey
Lichardus
Barry N.taub
Babe Lichardus
Chet Sanok
David Taub
Manle Avenue
Crescent
Vaux Hall
Horton Smith
Chicago
Pin Up
Bylls
Augusta Berns
Bamberger
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Rotary
Navy
Hillside Trooper
Giants
Chel
Alan Zimmerman
Virginia Yednak
Virginia Matta
Billy Maxwell
Janet Toby
Hollywood Pet Shop
Central Avenue
Lucille Robertozzi
Jerry Dotell
David Cowell
Lester Kaplan
Fred Foplek
Arthur Schall
Billy Miller
Joe Bromberg
Sin 00
I. O
Robin
Kaaie Klimsnek
Danny Uhl
Les Kaplan
Vin Dotoli
Dolores Miller
Joyce Murray
Dot Murray
Old Kentucky
Harriet Feinstein
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
G-E
John A. Christenson
John Albin Christenson
Maria Hofgren Christenson
Hollywood Avenue
Haeberle & Barth
Jordan Colonial Home
Hall Road
William Fisk
Pleasantdale Baptist Church of
West Orange
Evergreen Cemetery
Christenson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dlen
John
Stanley
Harold W
Linden
Angla Christenson
Jersey City
Carmen J. Ferrigno Real Estate Insurance Complete Insurance Service
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