Apartment Sought Here Plans 14 Story Luxury Building
An application to construct a 14 story luxury apartment house at North Broad street and Williamson avenue was rejected by Building Inspector Carmen Monaco Sr. It moves to the Zoning Board of Adjustment on Thursday March 12. The Estate of Alam Morris Inc. of 99 Chestnut street Newark seeks the variance. Attorney Emanuel Ehrentranz of Newark represents the applicant. The project spans Business zone frontage and Residence A zone frontage with objections under the Zoning Ordinance including multifamily limits and parking and height restrictions.
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North Broad Street
Williamson Avenue
Carmen Monaco, Sr
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Alam, P. Morris Inc
Chestnut Street
Newick
Frank W. Morris
Emanuel M. Ehrentranz
Branford Place
Newark
North Broad
Board of Education
Gil Chamberlin
Public Hearing on 759 Budget for 1959
A public hearing on the town ship budget for 1959 is set for Monday evening March 9 at 8 in the Municipal Building. Total appropriations rise to 2 087 622 from 1 500 000 last year, with municipal tax up to 1 440 176 from 1 339 596, due mainly to a revenue shortfall of 362 611. Municipal appropriations increase by 20 000.
Youth in Industry program set for March 12 at hotel
Arthur R. Rescorla, program chairman of the Hillside Industrial Association, announced a Youth in Industry program at 6 p.m. Thursday March 12 at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. Keynote speaker J Kenneth Roden director of Junior Achievement Elizabeth will discuss Youth The Building Block of Industry. Roden will also show a motion picture on Junior Achievement activities and a display of articles from JA companies will be exhibited.
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Arthur R. Rescorla
Hillside Industrial Association
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
J. Kenneth Roden
Mr. Roden
Darkness at Township meeting sparks bunker talk and budget tensions
Montag night turmoil as the Township Committee faced a power outage bugging attendees in the school budget session. Officials discussed North Broad Street and Williamson avenue 14 story plans, firemen hours cuts, and gradual staffing over three years to 128 total, with cost concerns and civil service eligibility issues raised.
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Municipal Affairs Survey Committee
Voters Reject School Budget More Decisively Second Time
The revised Board of Education budget failed in a second election with 25 500 cut. Current Expense dropped from 1572 943 to 198 164 and Repairs and Replacements from 1476 998 to 210 156, as districts split on the budget. Saybrook and Hillside districts shifted, while Cal vin Coolidge and Murden Looker remained against. The vote total rose to 2528, and officials scheduled another meeting to review continued budget plans.
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Board of Education
Calvin Coolidge
Murden-Looker
P. Moris
Hillside Avenue School
Saybrook School
George Washington School
Harden Laoker School
Budget For Schools Is Reduced Further
After a lengthy meeting the Township Committee cut another 10 000 from Current Expense and 35 000 from surplus to ease the school levy. The 22 points tax boost was trimmed to 15 or 16 points for the 1959 60 year with a 60 500 total budget reduction versus the February cuts. Abe Charnack and Joseph Ram praised the decision as restoring education funding while easing taxes.
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Board of Educaton
Mayr Max Schleifer
Board of Education
Sebiriter
Abe Charnack
Joseph Ram
Charnack
Commissioner of Education
New Bank Service Inaugurated for Clearance of Checks
A new bank service at the Tradeside Nations Park opens to act as a clearing house for cash transactions. It will assist clients and staff with bookkeeping duties and speed up the clearance of checks.
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Repuiinee
Tttliside Nations Paok i
Mus
da Phint
Petieipatine Didti Tees
Amer
Ataw
Avai
Moore Coyote Rite Steel Corp
Chigwe Byline & Eh Company
Cooper Alley Corp
Deputy Attorney General Appoints Former Mayor
Former Newark mayor William Gara Dejverat has been named deputy attorney general by Governor Meyner. The appointment places him among four deputies under Attorney General David Purnien at the Public Utilities Commission office in Newark. Dejverat served a year on the University Committee Defender 31 and had declined reelection, with indications of further moves ahead.
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William Gara Dejverat
Guy Robert B. Meyner
Altorney
David Purnien
Public Utilities Commission
Rayrmeand Haute Yard
Newark
Ab Aesoloy
Sy. Hou
Guival
Loywrsity Committee
Fringe Benefit Plan For Township Employees Taxpayers face public hearing March 17
Township introduces an ordinance to provide ambulance squad hospitalization and medical insurance for all full time employees plus spouses and dependents under 19. The measure funds fringe benefits at twenty thousand dollars and requires a March 17 public hearing. The plan covers police and fire departments and about 150 staffers.
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Police
Fire Departments
Youth Industry Day Opens For Hillside Seniors
Hillside High seniors may join the Youth Industry Day program today. Leaders from Loew Industries and local officials outline free enterprise concepts, job roles, and possible internships at area firms.
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Hillside High
Loew Industries
Boo Stidents
TTL
John Kaililbowski
Floyd BeNivola
PennoMales Tvacher
Beloy
Iles Industries
Ne Piplis
Abel
Wiles Car Injures Paraplegic Clerk
A paraplegic clerk sustaining injuries when a vehicle driven by Betty Wile struck a city clerk in a police district residence area Tuesday. The driver, pursued by officers, aided by Dr Josh Peysea, received initial treatment before transfer for further care.
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Wile
ADP
Therry Avarine
Willian Galils
Josh Peysea
Notice to residents for 1959 tree planting orders Hillside NJ
The Shade Tree Commission of Hillside New Jersey invites residents to place orders for tree planting in 1959. The fee is 15 dollars and will be added to the tax bill. Orders are received by Eugene Abramowitz at 1891 Doremus Place Hillside until Saturday March 7 1959.
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Hillside
Welling
Eugene Abramowitz
Doremus Place
Hmside
New Jersey
Shade Tree Commission
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Industrial Ass'n
Westminster
Putnam Manor
Union
Eli Lief
Puerto Rico
Union County
Minior
Luis Muller
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Hillside Russell Stover
Hallmark
Town Bakery
Liberty Ave
William Gural
Public Utility Commission
Lionel Corp
Grove Street
Bloom+ field
Max Sehlel Fer
Robert Diamond
ABC
Loc Aba
Evang
Civil Service Commission
Stomos
Harold Kobby
Max Schleifer
Hillside Ambulance Squad
Kobrin
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Sand
Mary Ulrich
Andiance Squad
Youth In Industry
Today
Wayne
Branom
Bo Adlerbert
Association
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Ristol Myers
Yite
Beayiine
Manis Lehi
Tabnelt Wire & Cabe
Ratna
Lowel
Browney
Broad St
Hlacher Cheyslert
Wartburg
Fischer Chrysler
Hillside Radio & TV Service
Joe Music
Bloy Sty
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Del
Jack Reclus
Wondermass
Moore
Waverly
Hillside Times
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