Doctor E J Gonezy Completes NYU Surgery Course
Dr Edward J Gonezy of 90 Westminster avenue earned a certificate after completing a one year surgery course at New York University Post Graduate Medical School Bellevue Center. He was among 1082 physicians in a program funded by an eight million dollar grant from the Samuel H Kress Foundation. Participants hailed from 48 states and 35 foreign countries.
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Edward J. Gonezy
Westminster Avenue
New York University
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Gonery
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Ee Ae
Heat claims woman on Hillside Avenue in midday incident
Lydia Dean, 59, of 1457 Parkview Terrace, was found on a Hillside Avenue sidewalk after noon Saturday suffering heat exposure and a head injury. Officer Arthur Seale and Fire Company 3, with Dr. Carlos Szubin, responded to the scene.
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Lydia Dean
Parkview Terrace
Hillside Avenue
Arthur Seale
Fire Company 3
Carlos Szubin
N Jacobus Receives New Supervisory Appointment
Nelson FE Jacobus of 1555 Main Avenue Newark has been appointed supervisor on the staff of the general superintendent at Weston Electrical Treatment Corp Newark. A Newark native, he began as a messenger over 30 years ago and now oversees two large production departments direct responsibility for operations.
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Nelson FE. Jacobus
Main Avenue
Weston Electrical Trearement Corp
Newark
Jacobus
A Messenger
Baby Parade at Olympic Park Promises Colorful Day
Olympic Park in New Jersey schedules an August 23 baby parade with five prize categories for prettiest blondes bru nets and redheads best floats and decorated carriages. A new weeklong show features The Hollywood Sky Rockets with 115 foot swaying poles and acts by Kirk's Doggie Revere The Ban fields jugglers and The Dubians. The park seeks court ruling on legality of prize devices amid a temporary injunction barring police action.
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Olympic Park
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Irvington
Maplewood Park
Hollywood Sky Rockets
Kirk
Alfred A. Stein
New Patrol Cars Added To Turnpike
New Jersey Turnpike Authority announces adding several all black patrol cars for State Police duties on the 110 mile highway. Authority reports 50 troopers assigned to Turnpike duties and 12 more on call for weekends and holidays. In six months 225 summonses for 60 mph violations. 7.8 million vehicles used the turnpike. July first week saw 43 summonses mostly for speeds over 80 mph.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Paulll. Troust
Proust
State Police Training Academy
Authority pledges strict enforcement on Turnpike violations
The Commissioners of the Authority state that driving without a license and other violations will be vigorously pursued to protect public safety. They emphasize efforts to ensure maximum comfort and safety for Turnpike users through enforcement in the public interest.
Charnack Attends Rutgers Exterminating Clinic
Abe Charnack of 248 Belleview Terrace, past president of the New Jersey Pest Control Association, attended a one day clinic at the Rutgers Experimental Station on Wednesday July 22. M Charnack, proprietor of Standard Exterminating Co. of Newark and Hillside, took part in discussions on wood damaging insects and fly control.
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Abe Charnack
Belleview Terrace
New Jersey Pest Control Association
Rutgers Experimental Station
M. Charnack
Standard Exterminating Company
Newark
Hillside
Zoning Board Grants Setback Variance for Raysons Hardware
By an 8 to 2 vote the Zoning Board of Austment approved a variance allowing Raysons Hardware and Supply Company to build 15 feet from Route 29, on the 60 foot wide property owned by George Wagner, with a 20 foot setback requested due to 100 foot distance between Route 29 and Long avenue and claimed hardship. Harvey W. Peace Jr. chaired the board with Edward Gottlich and Paul Kifner voting yes.
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Zoning Board of Austment
Raysons Hardware and Supply Company
Long Avenue
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Edward Gottlich
Paul Kifner
Local dispute over access barriers for proposed highway strip
The proposal involves Thomas Keyworth and Douglas Haviland with Wagner’s client barred from using an 18 foot strip beside the building for a roadway between the highway and Lung avenue. A permanent barrier with movable poles was to be installed across the strip.
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Thomas Keyworth
Douglas Haviland
Wagner
Lung Avenue
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Grieves
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Cantinnet Savings and Loan Association
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Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile
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Green Flyer Express
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Port of New York Authority Bldg
Lane 51
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Zoning Board OK
Kay Clothing Co
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Regent Theatre
Kiddieland
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Maplewood
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