Hillside Police Dept Names Three New Patrolmen
Police Commissioner Sidney Birnbaum along with Chief Ernest Voelk and Mayor Louis Disch presided at the Hillside Township Committee meeting as three new patrolmen received their badges. Birnbaum praised the department’s traffic safety awards and statewide courtesy and efficiency, noting ongoing training and opportunities to attend schools in general police work to advance future promotions.
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Hillside Police Department
Sidney Birnbaum
Ernest A. Voelk
Louis Dischler
Birnbaum
Police Department
Lawrence Sachon
Stanley Madurski
Donald L. Baker
Louis A. Dischler
Ernest A. Voolk
Governor Meyner and the jetport policy debate
The piece argues Meyner should defer jetport and Newark jet decisions to his successor to protect his party. It notes the Democratic platform against the jetport and warns that a veto could still leave the issue unresolved, risking voter backlash in November. It cites Rep Florence P Dwyer on Newark jets and questions the policy's impact on the party.
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P. Carlin
Newark
Robert B. Meyner
Union County
Morris
Meyner
North Jersey
Morris County
Guv. Meyner
Port of New York Authority
Miller
Hillside
Diamond
State Capitol
Democratic Township Committee
Meyners
Webster
Gov. Meyner
Newark Airport
Boccie League Opens at Central Avenue Playground
The Board of Recreation Commissioners opened a Boccie League at Central Avenue playground with two courts. Teams include Unico led by Dominick Peter Paul Manicotti, Italian-American Civic Association 1 led by Joseph Ginelli, Italian-American Civic Association 2 led by Frank DeSanta, Democratic Club led by Russell Raffa Franklin Esso, Baker St Boys led by Tony Moriello, and Maple Leaf led by Armand Addonizio. Games begin 6:45 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday.
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Board of Recreation Commissioners
Central Avenue Playground
Unico
Dominick Peterpaul
Manicotti
Samuel DeMartino
TIPSY DRIVER PENALIZED
Edward Morris 43 of 21 Karl Street Newark was found guilty of drunken driving in Municipal Court by Magistrate W William Di Buono. He was fined 205 dollars and had his license revoked for two years.
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Edward Morris
Karl Street
Newark
W. William di Buono
Homes Struck By Lightning Across City
Lightning struck two homes during a sewer storm with heavy rain. A TV aerial at Louis Percoskie's apartment 148 Long Avenue was ruined and living room damage reported. An outlet in Walter Mordase Wiez's home 195 Boston Avenue was noted. Police logged many complaints of flooded streets and basements.
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Louis Percoskie
Long Avenue
Walter Mordase Wiez
Boston Avenue
New Summer Hours At PAL Sought At Building
Screens installed at the PAL Building were reported to the board of trustees. Paul Kitner and his wife offered to staff Monday evenings and a.m. sessions when school is out. PAL leaders Stier and Groeger may stagger coverage, trustees approving Monday opening pending director sanction. Hillside Lodge donated 100 dollars to the PAL Building Fund. A rainy picnic drew 32 members.
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PAL
Paul Kitner
Board of
Kitner
Kifner
Alois J. Stier
Dorothy M. Groeger
Hillside Lodge
BPO Elks
PAL Building Fund
Rasmussen Receives 600 Dollar Summer Research Fellowship
Albany New York Mr Peter Rasmussen son of Carl Rasmussen 1484 Compton Terrace Hillside New Jersey has been granted a 600 summer research fellowship at the Albany Medical College of Union University funded by the United States Public Health Service He begins his second year in September and is a Hamilton College graduate
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Albany
N. Y
Peter Rasmussen
Carl Rasmussen
Compton Terrace
Hillside
N. J
Albany Medical College
Union University
United States Public Health Service
Rasmussen
The
Medical College
Hamilton College
Rep Dwyer Urges Jet Delay in Newark Airport Debate
Rep Florence Dwyer calls for postponing Newark jet operations as Hillside voters oppose airport testing. Republican candidate Harry Miller criticizes Meyner’s stance while linking zoning moves to jet plans and predicting a crowded November vote on the issue.
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Harry ©. Miller
Robert Diamond
Trenton
Miller
Newark
News Ark
Hillside
Ackerman Wilfresent
North Broad Street
Kiwanis Visit to Bonnie Brae Camp for Boys
Kiwanis Club members toured Bonnie Brae Camp for Boys at Milling Ston and donated gear including a shuffleboard raft tennis balls toys bowling balls and pins. Camp director Joseph Kania welcomed them while camper thanked the group. David Morrison Anthony Liniewski and Emanuel Reiter led the visit.
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Kiwanis Club
Bonnie Brae
Millingston
Joseph Kania
Elizabeth
David 5. Morrison
Anthony Liniewski
Emanuel Reiter
New Building Planned for North Broad Street Corner
Construction will start soon on a two story brick building at 1200 North Broad Street corner Coe Avenue for Elizabeth Monuments. Anthony Bullis, proprietor, says the colonial style structure will modernize North Broad Street with offices on the first floor and an apartment for Bullis and his wife on the second. Architect is William C. Martucci. A clearance sale on monuments, markers, headstones and bronze plaques is launched as the old building is demolished.
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Elizabeth Monuments
North Broad Street
Coe Avenue
Anthony O. Bullis
Rullis
Rose C. Rullis
William C. Martucci
Bullis
Hillside
Union County
Playground Dance at Harden-Looker Thursday July 27
The Harden-Looker playground hosts a community dance on Thursday evening July 27 from 7 to 10 p.m. A local band will perform and Mrs. Amelia Andersen with Mr. Joseph LaCarte serve as directors in charge.
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Earher Perm
TTS
Harden-Looker Playground
Amelia Andersen
Joseph LaCarte
Girl Scout Exhibit Showcases Hillside Troop 614 Crew
Members of Girl Scout Troop 614 from Hillside Avenue School display their badge-work in a case at Hillside National Bank. The exhibit features the group's initial-badge projects and runs at the bank today.
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Hillside Avenue School
Hillside National Bank
Lawrence L I Fed Up With Promises And Noise
Lawrence L I of Lawrenc e Long Island spearheads a drive to abate jet plane noise from Sche wild Airport. Mayor Frederick L Weisler criticizes the Port Authority for inaction and cites an electronic noise device recording 112 decibels as the threshold. He notes departures after 10 p m contradict prior assurances and outlines plans including litigation, notices, a volunteer noise-tracking group, and civil actions to obtain relief.
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Lawrence
L. 1
Long Island
South Shore
Schewild
John R. Wiley
Port of New York Authority
Frederick L. Weisler
Weisler
Idlewild
Hillside letter blasts jet flights to Newark Airport
Elizabeth resident Sidney Fuston writes to the Newark Evening News complaining about jet noise from Newark Airport. The letter notes long days of loud air traffic and seeks action, with the author declaring complaints ignored and urging consideration of residents in Hillside and Laurelton.
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Newark Evening News
Newark Airport
Hillside
Laurelton
L. 1
Idlewild
Sidney Fuston
Newark
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Lyons Ave
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WaAverly
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Robert, B. Meyner
Kennedy
Florence P. Dwyer
Mrawyer
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Russell Stover
Hallmark
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