Hillside Times publication and contact details
The Hillside Times announces second class matter entry on January 31 1925 at Hillside New Jersey post office. Printed weekly Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside by Hillside Times Publishing Company. Sidney Silverstein business manager Robert Kaplan editor. Subscription rates three dollars fifty cents per year eight cents for single copies. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communications welcomed with name and address required. Anonymous submissions not published.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
E.e Ene
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Canada
the Times
Fishy air policy shift at Newark Airport action
A Newark Airport fact finding committee moves to loosen flight restrictions drawing sharp criticism. Critics say NATCC influence and aviation interests push a backdoor reopening while Hillside officials vow legal action to curb low flights and noise. Local communities accuse officials of trickery and broken promises amid tensions with Port Authority.
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Newark
National Air Transport Coordinating Committee
NATCC
Newark Airport
Weequahie
John F. Gill
Eastern Airlines
William van Dusen
Eastern
Gills
Port of New York Authority
Eddie Rickenbacker
Astern Air Lines
Rickenbacker
Raymond R. King
Hillside
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Austin J. Tobin
Port Authority
Secret committee urged to sway voters for Republicans
Times Past notes a proposed propaganda committee by the South Side Regular Republican Club to persuade voters. The Hillside Democratic Club endorsed F D Roosevelt and John N Garner. Hillside Lions Club members chose white duck trousers for summer meetings. One third of New Jersey telephones connected via dial central offices.
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South Side
Republican Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Hillside Celebrations Hindered by Fireworks Law and Enrollment Note
Fireworks for the July 4 celebration remained unavailable due to the Bischoff bill, while Hillside Summer High School reported an enrollment surpassing 250 students per principal Henry J. Althenn. The central police switchboard was noted as a handicap to police work, and township tax sale bidders offered premiums totaling 220 dollars, marking rare competitive bidding in Hillside's history per Tax Collector Arthur L. Theurer.
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Hillside
Hillside Summer High School
Henry J. Althenn
Arthur L. Theurer
Reader protests Hillside airport coverage in letters
A Hillside Times reader blasts editorials for bias against Newark Airport while condemning the Mander Corp odor nuisance. He argues the airport benefits locals, cites wartime defense, and calls for balanced discussion and a view of opposing views on airport issues.
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Newerk
Readers oppose Mundet Cork and Route 29 hazards
A local editor voices strong opposition to Mundet Cork and its odor and pollution, urging health improvements and a concrete barrier on Route 29. The piece notes Hillside officials are pursuing legal action to curb Mundet and to address fines for local ordinance violations, while highway concerns on Route 29 spark ongoing talks with the State Highway Department.
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Mundet
Route 29
John L
Kucek
Tisk
Newark Airport
Hillside
Mander Cork Corp
Trucek
Opposition to Newark Airport Threat Remains Strong
Citizens vow continued opposition to low flying aircraft above Newark Airport. They argue the danger to lives property and comfort will persist as long as the airport remains at its current location, not an unavoidable accident.
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Newark
Eisenhower Rally Scheduled Tonight in Elizabeth
County voters are to attend an 8 30 p m rally at the Elizabeth YWCA sponsored by Elizabeth Citizens for Eisenhower. Principal speakers include Congressman Clifford P Case and Mrs. Robert Patterson widow of the late War Secretary. Leila Degenring heads the Elizabeth Eisenhower HQ at 258 Morris Ave with David A Wilson chairing the event.
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Elizabeth
Y.W.C.A
Eisenhower Group
Col
Harry I. Lultman
B'nai B'rith Women Collect Rummage Sale Preparations
Hillside Women's Chapter of Bnai B'rith will collect articles this summer for a rummage sale set for October 13 to 16 at 30 First Street near Elizabeth Avenue in Elizabeth. To arrange pickups, contact Mrs. Anne Steinman WA 61043 Mrs. Ruth Steinberg WAds 3684 or Mrs. Anne Goldhor EL 3 1338.
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Hillside Women's Chapter
Bnai B'rith
First Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Anne Steinman
Ruth Steinberg
Anne Goldhor
Jolly Dozen Hostess Plans Theatre Party
Mrs. Robert Lilley of 380 Princeton avenue hosted the Jolly Dozen Monday night. Plans were discussed for a theatre party likely in the Fall.
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Robert Lilley
Princeton Avenue
Jolly Dozen
Nulton family announces son Ensign Frank I promotion
Col and Mrs Henry G Nulton of 33 Beechwood Place say their son Ensign Frank I has been promoted to Sister Kenny Foundation at 507 Fifth Avenue New York 17.
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Henry G. Nulton
Beechwood Place
Frank I
Nulton
USN
J.g
Henry G. Nulton, Jr
USNR
Japan
Naval Air
Mediterranean
5Th Avenue
New York
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