Sun Tube Pledge Faces Test Of Performance
Sun Tube Corp of Hillside agrees with the Board of Health to cease heavy stamping presses by 11 p.m. if defense work is not affected. Anthony D Amiano questions adherence, citing past conflicts and rumors of moving operations. Sun Tube says new German equipment arriving soon will be quieter and installed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Tube Corp
Long Avenue
Board of Health
Anthony D’amiano
Good Government Association of
Hillside
D'Amiano
Sun Tube
Springfield
Washington
N. J
Germany
Kenneth Leghorn
Walter Worbett
Raymond R. King
Leghorn
Worbett
Aftr
Worbetz
Equalization of Assessments Sees Support Growing
Hillside officials weigh a revaluation to balance property taxes without raising overall valuations. Backers include Township Committee members Hale and McClow and Democratic candidates Goldhor and Malone. The plan would shift the tax burden from over assessed homes to under assessed properties, not increase total valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
all-Republican
Benjamin Hale
Arnold H McClow
Hale
Henry Goldhor
John M. Malone
Hillside Industrial Association
David C. Evans
Hillside
Chevrolet Agency Opens Large Modern Building in Hillside
Herbert Rusinow and Samuel Rettig announce the grand opening of the Herbert Chevrolet Building at 1465 North Broad Street Hillside for Chevrolet sales service and parts. The 14000 square foot structure includes showroom service department and a 15000 square foot lot for used cars and customer parking. The project involved multiple local firms and signals a peak in the partners long automotive careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Rusinow
Samuel H. Rettig
Herbert Chevrolet Motors
New Jersey
Acme Electric Co, Inc
Bondstreet
Elizabeth
Wagner Fuel & Oil Co
Liberty Avenue
Hillside
The
Automotive Equipment Co
Hudson Street
Newark
Millwright Contractors
Ihe
Limden Road
Roselle Park
Allen
Bergen Street
United Sign Co
New Street
Albert Shatz
Hillside Avenue
Springfield
Fluores-O-Lite Co
Evans Terminal
Joseph A. Policastro
White Street
Phone Operators Primed On Defense
Seven volunteer telephone operators for the Hillside Civilian Defense Council met Monday night at the control center. They reviewed signal boxes and studied maps showing the seven township sections and police and fire boundaries for rapid emergency reference. Miss Jeanette Walker led the group with secretary Mrs. Elizabeth McCraith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Civilian Defense Council
Control Center
Jeanette Walker
Elizabeth McCraith
Church Picnic Planned for August at Rahway Royal Garden
Committees were appointed Tuesday night by members of the Church of Christ the King for a picnic August 25 at the Royal Garden Rahway. Victor Mason is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ the King
Royal Garden
Rahway
Victor Mason
Fearful excavation for Turnpike fill endangering school land
At a special Board of Education meeting Walter Leibo warned the Turnpike Authority excavation near Calvin Coolidge School on Tillman Street may erode and threaten the grounds. He criticized missing fence at the top and a letter of protest will go to the Township Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidl&e
Tillman Street
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Board of Education
Walter Leibo
Leibo
Forthaber
Gilbert Chamberlin
Autoist Hurt As Tire Blows Out
Samuel Bertiger of 221 Wilder Street escaped serious injury Tuesday when his auto severed a utility pole on Route 29 Mountainside after a right front tire blew out. He was treated for cuts and bruises at Overlook Hospital Summit and released. Police said the car bounced back about 10 feet. the pole was cut midway 100 yards from the China Supper Club in the eastbound lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bertiger
Wilderstreet
Overlook Hospital
Summit
Install Officers of Hillside Rotary Club
District Governor Don Lingenfelter inducted Percy Shaffer and Hillside Rotary Club officers for the coming year. He urged individual service and responsibility for the club’s success. Anson Crane received a past president’s pin. Grace Kettenburg and Edgar Rich, both blind, performed piano selections. Kettenburg is the club’s regular pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Shaffer
Hillside Rotary Club
Don Lingenfelter
Roselle-Roselle Park
Lingenfelter
Anson Crane
Grace Kettenburg
Edgar Rich
Tobia’s $38,000 Television Sale Draws Hillsiders
Tobia's Appliance at 1321 Liberty Avenue announces a four day sale featuring 36000 percent worth of nationally branded sets. Only 118 floor models will be sold at low prices with brands including RCA GE Westinghouse Zenith Dumont Crosley Emerson Capehart Stromberg Carlson and Motorola. Mike Tobia pledges to meet or beat competition to keep residents from traveling out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobia
Liberty Avenue
Safeway
R.C.A
G.E
Westinghouse
Zenith
Dumont
Crosley
Emerson
Capehart
Stromberg-Carlson
Motorola
Mike Tobia
New York
Tobin’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Newark
Michael Tobia
Police Chief Warns Stores On Fireworks Sale
Norman L. Sanford reminded Hillside merchants of the state law prohibiting fireworks sales and urged citizens to ensure a safe Independence Day. He particularly appealed to parents to prevent children from playing with firecrackers. Police were alerted to watch for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Sanford
Hillside
Court to View Levy Bros Yard Health Hazard Claim
Superior Court Judge Frederic Colie reserved decision on the Shelton Terrace residents suit alleging the Levy Brothers lumber yard on Liberty Avenue is a health hazard. Residents say the yard breeds rats and threatens community health. the company denies rodent presence and investigations нашли no evidence of rodents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Frederic Colie
Newark
Shelton Terrace
Levy Brothers Lumber Yard
Liberty
Hillside Times to Close July 4 Independence Day
The Hillside Times office will be closed in observance of Independence Day. All material for the next issue should be submitted one day earlier than the usual deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Times
Independence
Fortunes Cast To D Amiano Faction Split In Good Government
Mrs aura Santucci of 1303 Avy Street found herself listed as treasurer of both the New Jersey Good Government Association led by Frank Dee and the Hillside unit led by Anthony D Amiano. She says she joined the D Amiano group before learning she had been nominated treasurer by the other faction. As district Democratic leader she notes Hillside support is stronger and says Dee ignored her at a wedding reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Association
Aura Santucci
Avy Street
Good Government Association of
New Jersey
Frank Dee
Hillside
Anthony D'Amiano
Sixty Enroll For Summer Program At Hillside Center
Sixty children enrolled for the Hillside Recreation Center summer program. Activities include games and races, library reading, handicraft, and outings. A Wiener roast was held, and swimming at Rahway Pool occurred. Morning session 10 a.m. to noon. afternoon session 1 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside ‘Recreation Center
Samuel Carroccia
Rahway Pool
Rosemarie Tremareo
Carrocela
Change From Hard Water to Soft Water Dominates Township Race
Democratic candidates John Malone and Henry Goldner denounce Republican majority on the Township Committee over water supply, urging contest of a 35 percent rate increase and immediate public open meeting to discuss a switch from hard to soft water. They claim the public supports the change and call for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malone
Henry Gold 4Ner
Publi
Public Utility Commission
Township committee weighs taxpayer intervention in Evans suit
The Township Committee seeks Superior Court permission to intervene in David O. Evans's tax suit over omitted assessments. Mayor King abstained last night as several officials opposed intervention, while others supported it to defend the State Road of Tax Appeals and local taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vite
Superior Court
David O. Evans
Union County Board of Taxation
Wit
State Road of Tax Appeals
James A. Oneilauiin
Aelio
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Benjamin Hale
Raymond R. King
Owell
King
Calvin Coolidge
Lincoln Contracting Co
Leslie Reed
Route 20
Stockton Avenue
Conford
John G. Hauck
Parkview Terrace
Westinghouse Electric Co
Lehwing
Mundei Cork Corp
Mundet's
Henry Kreh Jr
Orchard Terrace
Edward Feins
Chestnut Avenue
Kreh
Board of Freeholders
Conant Street
Hollywood
Central Avenues
Oden F. Libbey
Board of
David H. Doremus
Route 29
Police Department
Howard J. Bloy
Reed
Boosters Discuss Problem Of Water
Seven representatives from five township civic groups met with the Hillside Boosters at George Washington School to plan a twofold effort. They proposed circulating residents surveys and a July 10 discussion at the school on approving or opposing a water supply change-over with broad civic group attendance likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
George Washington
Eugene Abramowitz
Township
John M. Brown
Hillside Republican Club
Allan Bochner
Henry Goldhor
B'nai B'rith
John Malone
Hillside Democratic Club
Harry I. Luftman
Hillside Veterans’ Groups
Walter Letbo
Boosters Water Committee
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Szarko’s Liquor Store
Liberty Ave
Deelers
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Chevrolet Agency
Louis J. Hess
Kathryn A. Keller
Walter Howell
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Goldhor
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
New York City
Harry Ludange
Gilbert J. Manning
Jersey City
Julia Lewis
East Orange
Rotary Club
Levy Bros. Yard
D’amiano
G.O.P. Balk Water Improvement
Solomon’s
Salem Pharmacy
Police & Fire Department
Police
North Broad St
Arthur T. Lee
Defense Council
Lee
William Galik
Harvard Avenue
Myrtle Street
Gard Avenue
Public Safety Committee
Jack Noble
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bristol Myers Co
Arthur Riche
Yale Avenue
Hillside Pentecostal Church
Gerald Priestman
Westminster Avenue
Vincenzo Forte
Baker Street
Porter
Corman P. Fischer, Inc
Chrysler-Plymouth
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Prop
Coe Ave
North Broad Street
N. Broad
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