Hillside and Union Press Golf Course Plan Clash
Hillside officials joined Union in sharp criticism of the Union County Park Commission for acquiring land in a remote area for a golf course while neglecting the Elizabeth River Parkway. A conference with all parties was requested. Two ordinances on first reading set town salaries retroactive to January 1 and authorize paving Wilder Street with a 1150 foot length.
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Hillside
Ship of Union
Union
Thafi
Elizabeth River
Hillsde
Park Commission
Parkway
Raynond KR. King
Whaopeth Suver L
Vmmission
Elizabeth River Parkway
W. Richmond Tracey
Wilder Street
Westminster
Irvington Avenue
Maxon Supplies Pontiac For Home Gift Ceremony
John JB. Iseman of Maxon Pontiac Inc presents a Pontiac station wagon to the Jewish Children's Home of Newark. Mrs Harold Fiverson receives keys while Guild of the home and J.C.C.A. officials attend. Wagon obtained at a special price by Iseman.
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John JB. Iseman
Maxon Pontiac Inc
North Broad Street
Harold Fiverson
Pontiac
Newark
Guild of the Home
Riverson
Herbert J. Hannach
Jewish Child Care Association
William Mendel
J.C.C.A
Iseman
Township eyes civic panel on school survey delay
A Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee may study three possible municipal building sites and eight Columbia Survey recommendations creating fears of delay to the Saybrook School project due by fall 1951. Proposals to repurpose the old Saybrook School as a town hall are weighed against costs and location.
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Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee
Columbia Survey
Saybrook
Columbia
Board of Education
Civic and Coordination Committee
Leibo Names Committees for School Board Year
Walter Leibo, president, announced the school board committees for the year. Administration Business chaired by Arnold H. McClow with Mrs. Helen Kirkpatrick and Henry Goldhor. Education Aids and Policies chaired by Mildred B. Raphael with Joseph G. Schell and Mrs. Emma W. Knox. Education Personnel chaired by Mrs. Kirkpatrick with Edward W. Farle and McClow. Buildings Operation chaired by Harlow H. Curtis with Mrs. Knox. Buildings Maintenance chaired by Curtis with Mrs. Raphael and McClow. Co-ordinate Activities chaired by Scheu with Goldhor and Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Auxiliary Agencies chaired by Mrs. Knox with Earle and Schell. Sites and New Buildings chaired by Earle with Curtis, Goldhor, McClow and Mrs. Raphael.
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New Pena Ac
Board of Education
Walter Leibo
Arnold H. MecClow
Helen Kirkpatrick
Henry Goldhor
Mildred B. Raphael
Joseph G. Schell
Emma W. Knox
Curtis
Raphael
Clow
Seheu
Goldhor
Kirkpatrick
S.G.A
Knox
Earle
Holsing Explains His Vote On Civic Unit
Mayor James J. Holsing explained his not voting on a resolution creating a Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee to study town hall and school issues. He argued the Board of Education and Civic Center Committee should be consulted first and kept informed as plans are refined.
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James J. Holsing
Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee
Holsing
Municipal Civic Center Committee
Board of Education
Civic Center Committee
Taxpayers Civic and
Civic
Millside
Pou Ehip
American War Dads Organizes Local Chapter in Hillside
A Hillside group organized an American War Dads chapter at the VFW Hall on Bloy Street and Rutgers Avenue. Joseph Dill Sr. was named temporary president with Marion Tyjewski as secretary and C. H. Keim of Plainfield as temporary vice president. The group aims to promote loyalty, God, country, home, and support for veterans and families, while aiding reemployment and rehabilitation, and building a stronger community and nation. A follow up meeting is planned for Thursday March 30 at W.F.W. Halk hall, with full local backing from former county leaders and Union Mayor Edward F. Bierbaum as vice president.
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The
United States of America
W.F.W. Halk
American War Dads
Edward F. Biertuempfel
Union
FTC probes Resistab and Anahist ads as false claims
Bristol-Myers and Anahist defend safety and efficacy amid FTC charge claiming Resistab and Anahist are not cures or preventatives for the common cold. FTC alleges false advertising and may seek halting or revising claims, with 20 days for responses and hearings to follow.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bristol-Myers Co
Anthisp Co., Inc
New York
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Bristol-Myers
Resistab
Plcs
Bert
Brown
Food and Drug Administration
Arbich
Paul Dunbar
House of Representatives
Suga Group
Census Takers Begin Apr 1 Census Procedure Cited
Census workers start April 1 nationwide with about 150000 hires. Union County requires 801 tabulators and 20 workers per crew leader. Charles Goering and Henry October described oath of secrecy and non neighbor access to protect privacy. Historic census context noted from Babylonia to 1790 and current federal methods explained.
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U Hillside Rotary Club
Charles A. Goering
Henry A. October
United States
Gering
Union County
Washington
Babylonia
China
U. S
Congress
Civic Center Unit Seeks Public Views Tonight
Civic Center Committee reconvenes at Town Hall on North Broad Street after a month’s recess to gather organizational sentiment on a municipal Civic Center. If favorable, work toward establishing a center with police and fire HQs and a public library may begin. Three site options will be considered with assistance from the Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee.
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Civic Center
North Broad Street
Walter Howell
Taxpayers Civic and Coordination Committee
Town Keeps Pace In Red Cross Drive
Hillside reports 3849.10 dollars raised, 45.3 percent of its quota in the Red Cross Campaign. Chairman Thomas T. Newbold says the area nears average progress and urges canvassers to cover remaining areas to meet the March 21 deadline.
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Red Cross
Hillside
Thomas T. Newbold
Newbold
Baby census planned by Board of Education for Hillside
The Board of Education seeks a baby census covering births from January 1 to March 31 this year to project school needs five years ahead. Enumerators for Hillside are listed and must report Monday to Jefferson School Union to be sworn in and complete required forms.
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Board of Education
Hillside
Jefferson School
Union
Merger Sought of Two Gas Companies
Stockholders of Perth Amboy Gas Light and Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas vote April 18 on a merger. The combined entity would retain Elizabethtown’s name and offices with Perth Amboy customers served at wholesale. Proxy voting forms have been mailed to stockholders.
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Perth Amboy Gas Light Company
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Company
Perth Amboy Gas Light
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Consolidated
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Deceased Wife Of Pastor Honored At Hillside Church
On Sunday morning at Hillside Presbyterian Church the Bible School presented two silk pulpit flags in memory of the late Mrs. George M. Runner wife of Pastor Williard Cupit superintendent of the school gave the presentation address and Van Dyke Polhemus offered the dedication prayer.
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Hillside Presbyterian Church
Bible School
George M. Runner
Williard Cupit
van Dyke Polhemus
Weather Outlook Shows Partial Clearing Today
Partial clearing is forecast today with fair and mild conditions expected tomorrow. Highs and winds unspecified in the brief update. The region should see improving skies as a low sun returns and temperatures rise modestly.
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