Void Low-Flying Ban: Complaints Continue
The article recounts a prolonged dispute over a low-flying ban with legal challenges and local authority responses. It notes a court ruling about airspace ownership and implications for communities and airports, citing United States Attorney Leonard P Moore and potential nationwide effects. It also mentions Independence Day closings and an editorial deadline for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doco UK
United States
Leonard P Moore
Parking clash as township plans curb curbside spots
A local township debates new parking rules amid resident complaints and business district needs. Residents fear loss of curb space while officials push for public lots to ease congestion, urging balanced enforcement and consideration of home owners' access.
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Busi~ Ie
Drive In Mail Drop Planned
Police Chief Paul Korlesky says a drive in mail drop could ease traffic congestion. The plan involves post offices on Hillside Avenue and nearby Roselle and Roselle Park locations with district support and winter weather considerations.
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Paul
Korlesky
Asydold
Owe Wiscerritly
Tran
the Industria
Brien Postoffins
Hillside
Equest
Pier
Nori Browd
Jean Paetenist
Runyon
Bitnaverts
Chat Kuilesky
Artis
Eliabeth
Roselle
Roselle Park
Ridson
Second Choice For Miss New Jersey Contest Held
Miss Mimi Bennand twenty of 59 Mertz avenue won second place in the Miss New Jersey contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Wildwood. Patricia Campbell eighteen of Camden took first place after fourteen contestants competed.
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Mimi Bennand
Mertz Avenue
Newark
Junior Chamber of Commerce
That City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Patricia Campbell
Camden
Hillside MBA Dance Planned for October Evening
The second annual Pall dance of the Hillside P M B A Local 35 is set for Saturday evening October 1 at the Way Veterans Memorial. President Louis Disehler met with his committee for final preparations. The F M B A met at the Hillside Elks Club with forty five members in attendance, two new members were introduced bringing total membership to sixty.
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Hillside P.M.B.A
Louis Disehler
The
Way Veterans Memorial
F.M.B.A
Hillside Elks Club
Division Nurses In Pre Convention Meeting In New Jersey
A pre convention gathering of the Division 14 Nurses Association was held at the home of chaplain Myre Virginie BiMare OS 118 Pennsylvania Avenue. The State convention opened Tuesday at the Hotel Ambassador Atlantic City and will close today with Mayor Henry Goldber acting as attorney for the Slaw Association and adviser council.
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New Jersey Nunes Association
Cout
Myre Virginie BiMare
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Henry Goldber
Slaw
Play Site Improvement Proposals Move to Committee
The Township Committee in conference reviewed a board recommendation to fund play site improvements totaling about 50,060 dollars. The proposal includes Bristol Myers Field grading and fencing, a 30,000 dollar Central Avenue Playground upgrade, and a 20,000 dollar line item. The board urged reconsideration of a previously rejected 75,000 dollar Hillside Trans a Foundation pool offer, which the foundation has since abandoned.
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Board of Recreation Commissioners
Leo
Hillside Transuial Foundation
Receoiion Commission
Bristol Myers
Central Avenue
240 Pupils Granted Polio Inoculations Citywide
Health Officer Samuel M. Jowiltty announced that 240 first and second grade pupils across public, parochial, and private schools received Salk polio vaccine. Only Pingry School, which had closed, did not participate. In the remaining schools 162 of 2% were ineligible and inoculation rates varied by school, with Calvin Coolidge 14 of 42, George Washington 43 of 140, Abraham Morris 79 of 205, Hinden Looker 6 of 104, Hillside Avenue 57 of 146, and Christ the King 10 of 125 inoculated.
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Samuel M. Jowiltty
Hinden- Looker
Hillside Avenue
Christ the King
Boy Injured After Climbing School Roof For Ball
A boy fell while climbing from a window ledge to retrieve a ball on the George Washington School roof. He, and two companions ages 14 and 15, were on school grounds after climbing a locked fence. The injured youth was taken to Newark Beth Israel Hospital with a broken wrist and facial lacerations. Police and local residents assisted until aid arrived.
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George Washington
Board of Education
Newark
Beth Istart Hospital
Andrew Lorine
Compton Terrace
Harry Minkoff
Oakland Terrace
Kiwanis Honors Nurse For Decades Of Service
Miss Lillian Sottung, longtime Hillside public health nurse, received a special honor at a Kiwanis dinner at the Mitchin Post. Speakers praised her 22 years with the health department, and Mayor Henry Goldhor and district chief Johanna Kennedy also commended her.
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Lillian Satine
Fomsftester
Hillside Kiwanis Club
Mitchin’ Post
Shmuel M. Jowitl Unday
Sotting
Henry Goldhor
Johanna Kennedy
New Jersey
Public Health
Jail Term On Assault Charge In Newark Tonight
Scudder was sentenced to 15 days in county jail by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum after a Newark altercation on North Broad Street ended with a bottle strike. He faced multiple prior convictions including surgery, non-support, and assault.
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Ines
Granve Street
Newark
Sidney Bionham
Scudder
North Broad Street
Seudder
Tinian
Birnbaum
Robbery in broad daylight on Westminster Avenue
Edward J Rogers a 30 year old New York City salesman was assaulted and robbed by three men in a car on Westminster Avenue north of Wider Street. They demanded his wristwatch and about $10, then escaped toward North Broad Street. Police searched the area but found no trace of the getaway car, described as a green 1946 or 1947 Chevrolet. The bandits’ builds and hair color varied, with one wearing brown pants.
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Aia
Alvin Stoees
Varios
Mindell Kavernick
Leslie Street
Ray Heller
Vito DiBella Heller
Heller
Joseph Poyser
Anibul
Hindirasite
Hoyse Tal
Edward J Rogers
New York City
Win Point
Westminstervenue
Wider Street
Wilder, Street
North Broad Street
Owl
Maxserieil
West Sardste
Kesh
Sole
Rogers
Cnt
Wilder Stree
Wilder Street
Georey Melock
Andrew Jepson
Walter Wemj
Alfred Minervino
Vito di Belly
Robert Davies
Poller
Hillside Charter Study Adjourns To November After Elections
The Hillside Citizens Committee for Charter Study voted to adjourn until after the November general election. Insufficient signatures on petitions and summer timing prompted the delay. Local officials noted potential developments once election results are known.
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Hillside Citizens Committee For Charter Study
Merrie
August Odaeltine
Dowglin
Republican County Committee
Biel
Dir Grote
Alin
Vo Luwersten
Tveu
Newark
Committee of Pensioners
Wiliany Ga- Lik
Democratic County Committee
Hillside
Iowa
Binwakrong
Huvilond
Annual Picnic Held by Liberty Avenue Businessmen
Liberty Avenue businessmen will hold their annual picnic at Torys Grove on Sunday July 17. The event will feature games and refreshments. attendance is invited by local association members and area residents.
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Suaiore Plenie
Liberty Av
Bustienanen
Assos
Three Hillside Grads Become Dentists Union Pennsylvan ia
Three Hillside High School graduates, Stanley Kandel Miles Wily and Thomas Newmann, recently earned D D S degrees from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry and will begin two years of service in the U S Navy and Air Force. Kandel will report to Bainbridge Maryland and Newmann to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi. All three held active roles in dental fraternities and honor societies during their studies and training.
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Hillside High School
Wraa
Wiles
D.D.G. Dex
University of Pennsylvan School of Dentistry
Stanley Kandel
Nori Brand Street
Olly A. Kandel
Miles Lather Wily
Max Ligerwila
Mauris
Hillside di Kandel
Muaiklin
Murhell College Pennsylvania
PY Lambda Ph Fernity
University At Pennsylvan
Alpha Oneen Dental Teatrenity
Preston Heth
Alpe Omega de Kandel
Alo Um
Titeraternity Connect Dhe Bramatolueval Society
Wye Juntor
American Dental Assocation
Navy
Bainbridge
Alphi Omega Franternity
American Dental Association
Air Force
Keesler
Biloxi
Beverly Reiss
Sol Reiss
Belleview Terrace
Newmann
University
Pennsylvindia Denwil School
Time University
Sigma Alpha Mu
New: ON W
Alpha Omega
United States
Elks Charity Ball Planned For Hillside Lodge
The Hillside Elks announce a November 11 charity ball set to be the largest in the lodge’s history. The event will be hosted in the Elizabeth Hiks Club main auditorium with Larry Tobin's orchestra providing music and about 1,000 Hillsiders expected. Committee leadership includes Louis Disehler as chair and Fred Gilmore as co chairman along with ten other lodge members.
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Hillside Elks
Hillside Lodge
Elizabeth Hiks Club
Larry Tobin
Hillsiders
Louis Disehler
Fred Gilmore
Tenty
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