Mayor Aroused By New Airport Plans
The Mayors' Committee for the airport moved to ease flight restrictions soon after Newark Airport reopening. The plan would allow takeoffs toward Hillside and Weequahie, amid opposition from Hillside officials and others. An amendment permits left turns at 300 feet to avoid residential areas. Hillside objects and threatens legal action over noise.
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Raymond R. Kings
Hillside
Newark
Aviation
Mayors' Committee
Weequahie
John F. Gill
Eastern Airlines
King
James T. Kirk
Elizabeth
Adele Braelow
Councilmar Teller
Roselle Park
Harry
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Austin J. Tobit
Port of New York Authority
Harvard MBA Degree Earned By Kenneth M Ross Jr
Kenneth M. Ross Jr of 50 Williamson Avenue received the master of business administration degree from Harvard University at commencement exercises last Thursday. He previously earned a bachelor of arts degree from Rutgers University in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Ross, Jr
Williamson Avenue
Harvard University
Rutgers University
Colleges Accept Vail-Deane Grads
Miss Barbara Hock and Miss Virginia Winstead, Vail-Deane School graduates, are entering college this fall. Hock will attend Greenbrier Junior College in September. Winstead will enter Radcliffe College and has offers from Bryn Mawr, Radcliffe, and Swarthmore with substantial scholarships. Also notes a Christian Science radio program on June 29 at 9:30 a.m. on WOR New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hock
Milton T. Hock
Robert Street
Vail-Deane School
Elizabeth
Greenbrier Junior College
Lewisburg
West Virginia
Virginia Winstead
Aubrey E. Winstead
Jerome Avenue
Radcliffe College
Bryn Mawr
Cornell University
Swarthmore
Rancliff
WOR
New York
Cooper Perfects Shell Molding At Cooper Alloy Foundry
Representatives of the technical and business press witnessed the first public demonstration of shell molding and casting stainless steel. Shell mold technology, derived from thin plastic-bonded shells, aims to improve tolerances and surface quality while cutting production costs. Company President Harry A. Cooper predicts a future impact on the foundry industry, with higher efficiency and better working conditions as shell molding becomes standard practice. College notes list Franklin and Marshall juniors Robert Diamond and Irwin Roseff on the Dean's List for grades above 3.00.
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Cooper Alloy Foundry
1Co
Cooper Alloy
T. J. McLeer
Shell
Wallace English
Harry A. Cooper
Cooper
Lancaster
Robert Diamond
Schley Street
Irwin Roseff
Field Place
Tillside
Franklin and Marshall College
Bulk Of Estate Goes To Young Daughter
The residuary estate of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fisher of 80 Bauer Terrace dies June 2 at 32. It is left in trust for her 11 year old daughter Anne Elizabeth Bullock with income until 25, then half principal at 25 and remaining at 30. Bequests include 5000 to her parents Edward and Elizabeth Irving and 1000 to brother Edward J. Irving. William Bullock, first husband of Mrs. Fisher, is in military service. Union County Trust Company is executor. Mrs. Fisher previously married to Walter H. Flaherty, who died in Paris.
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Elizabeth J. Fisher
Bauer Terrace
Anne Elizabeth Bullock
Charles A. Otto, Jr
Rahway
William Bullock
Union County Trust Company
Elizabeth
Fisher
Harry A. Fisher
Walter H. Flaherty
Paris
July 4 Fireworks At Olympic Park Review
July 4 events at Olympic Park feature top acts on a revolving 100 foot pole and a fireworks showcase. The Clem Billings Company presents comedy magic and trained dogs along with Chay Somay contortionists and the Brockways. The Loof Rios Danish aerialists headline the circus through Sunday as Irvington and Maplewood expand access via a revived railroad linking the two towns. The park touts the smallest state railroad and claims The Jet roller coaster will be redesigned and faster by 25 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Arena
Olympic Park
Clem Billings Company
Chay Somay
the Brockways
Loof Rios
Irvington
Maplewood
Essex
Newark Youth Wins Engineer Scholarship Award
Ronald A. Massa of 1520 Second Avenue Newark is among ten 1952 winners in a nationwide civil engineering scholarship competition by the American Institute of Steel Construction. Massa, a Seton Hall Preparatory School graduate, was nominated by Schacht Steel Construction Inc. from 80 candidates across 21 states. Scholarships amount to 1000 dollars each for study at one of 125 accredited colleges offering civil engineering degrees. The award was announced this week by Lawrence Schach, president of Schacht Steel Construction Inc.
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Ronald A. Massa
Second Avenue
Newark
American Institute of Steel Construction
Lawrence Schach
Schacht Steel Construction, Inc
Mussa
Seton Hall Preparatory School
South Orange
Schacht, Steel Construction, Inc
Structural Steel Fabricating
Vie
Scholarship program reflects industry’s public welfare aim
Schacht explained that the annual scholarship program is an expression of the industry’s recognition that business in the United States is operated for the general welfare of the nation and its people as well as for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schacht
United States
Nulton to Assist as Camp Commander in NY Encampment
New Jersey Reserve 71st Infantry Division ships out Saturday for a 15 day encampment in northern New York. Col Henry G Nulton of 33 Beechwood Place will serve as assistant to Brig Gen Ernest H Hawkhead commanding general. Over 1700 men of the Jersey Lightning Division will receive maximum practical training not covered in reserve instruction.
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New Jersey
71Th Infantry Division
Organized Reserve Corps
Carp Drum
New York State
Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Place
Ernest H. Hawkhead
Jersey Lightning
78Th
First Army
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Coe Avenue
Vail-Deane Grads
Carteret
Zocer Street
Carteros R Davinge
Broad ST
N. J
Contract Savings and Loan Association
Henry Michaelson
Hillside Ave
Hillside WaAverly
Green Flyer Express
New York City
North Broad St
41St St
8Th Ave
The
Green Flyer, Inc
Nulton
Slifer Typewriter Co
High Street
Photostats
Academy Photographers, Inc
Hollywood Avenue
Waverly
Maffey’s Key Shop
Grand St
Elizabeth EL
COE Avenue Liquors
M. L. Binstock
Henry Schultz
Vewtool
Uem Leu
Tele McLils
Orin
Levy Brothers CO. Inc
Liberty Ave
Chrysler New Yorker
Chrysler
America
Gorman P. Fischer
North Broad Street
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