Hillside Times publication details and subscription rates
Entered as second class matter January 31 1925 at Elizabeth NJ post office under the act of March 3 1879 printed and published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside NJ by The Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein business manager Robert Kaplan editor subscription rates The Times will be sent anywhere in the United States for 250 a year single copies five cents postage to Canada and foreign countries added Communications The Times is pleased to publish letters and other items of interest with the writer name and address required for evidence of good faith Anonymous com
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
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Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
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Robert Kaplan
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Answer to Communism Editorial Calls for Action in Korea
The Portland Oregonian argues we face a Korea similar to China with corrupt regimes and apathy among people, enabling Soviet backed advances. It proposes political imperialism as a possible remedy while acknowledging strong opposition and a decline in American prestige abroad.
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Portland Oregonian
Korea
China
Russia
France
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Tran
Greece
Italy
Seoul
ECA
Asia
Philippines
The
Oregonian
Congress
Europe
Seemar Daughters Enjoy Vacation Run Through New England
Seemar sisters of 211 Virginia Street spent their vacation motoring through the New England States and Canada. Hillside Postoffice softball team defeated St Catherine's 6 to 5 in a tense game. Township Attorney Sigurd A. Emerson reported many residents paid to redeem properties to avoid tax title foreclosure. Committeeman Arthur T. Lee urged swift action to improve Hillside's finances.
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Seemar
Katharina Seemar
Virginia Street
New England
Canada
Hillside Postoffice
Catherine's
Sigurd A. Emerson
Arthur T. Lee
Hillside
Township notes and civic meeting dates in August
Calendar of meetings including Knights of Columbus August 1 and 23, Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association August 9, Township Committee August 10, Board of Education August 16, Board of Health August 16, and Knights of Columbus August 24 along with an classified line inviting house sellers to call Theresa M. Bensen for quick results.
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Liberty Avenue Business Men's Association
Board of Education
Board of Health
Knights of Columbus Council
Theresa M. Bensen
Free Cancer Dressings Available Here For Hillside patients
More than 3,000 cancer dressings prepared by three volunteer groups are available for Hillside residents. Made from muslin and pillow cases, the dressings are stored at Saybrook School and distributed by Mrs. Franklin Rogers. The Hillside Field Army mobilized units including P T A groups and church societies, plus a motor corps to transport patients to Green Clinic, with Mrs. Wayne Branom supplying educational materials.
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American Cancer Society
Saybrook School
Franklin Rogers
Fairbanks Street
Hillside Field Army
Hillside
Elizabeth
Calvin Coolidge P.T.A
Field Army
Motor Corps
William M. Raphael
Sanford Smith Named to MSU Dean’s List for Spring Quarter
More than 600 students earned high scholastic honors at Michigan State College with 61 achieving a perfect all A average. Dean’s List includes Sanford Smith of 276 Williamson Avenue, among those with over 2.5 GPA, who will attend an All-A banquet chaired by President John A. Hannah.
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Michigan State College
Robert Ss. Litton
John A. Hanah
Linton
Sanford Smith
Benjamin Smith
Williamson Avenue
Letters To The Editor Urges Full Time Hillside Mayor
A reader from 283 Shelton Terrace argues Hillside has outgrown horse and buggy days and calls for a full time paid mayor elected by residents. He wants an on site mayor with office in Town Hall to handle daily personal and business affairs, claiming it will bring personal peace and address current problems.
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Shelton Terrace
Hillside
Frank de Dominick
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Republican Veterans Association
Elsie and
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A. Capro & CO
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Mayfair Theatre
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Compher
ESSO
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Pat McGarrigle
Mittleman Bros
Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Advance Brake & Clutch Co
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Newark
N. J. WaAverly
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Singer Sewing Center
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Woodruff Ave
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