Hillside Officials Attend Bristol-Myers Celebration
Hillside leaders join Bristol-Myers 60th anniversary observance during an episode of Break the Bank on March 30. Mayor Kirkpatrick and town officials will visit New York, with a Hillside Night at the plant and a pre show buffet. Contestants are selected from the studio audience for the telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Bristol- Myers Company
Bristol-Myers
Air Force
Lady Luex II
Bronx
Joan Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Bristol-Myers Company
Kirkpatrick
Fire and Police Departments
Board of Education
American Legion
Plant
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
New Jersey
Bristol-Myers Co
Bert Parks
Bud Collyer
Hillside Industries Protest Sanitary Sewer Assessments
Several Hill side plants including American Can Company and Cooper Alloy Foundry protested last week against deferred sanitary sewer assessments. They argue notices were not recorded and some charges excessive, while others may fight in court. The piece urges immediate correction of tax records and emphasizes securing funds from all sources to cover the sewer project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Canopany
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Hillside
Industries Object To $60 000 Levies
Eight industrial concerns protested about about 60 000 dollars in deferred sanitary sewer assessments at public hearings in the Municipal Building. Attorneys argued notices were not given properly and the levies were excessive. The board confirmed most assessments while adding several curbs and sewer items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Abner Feinberg
Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
American Can Company
Richard Donner
Schacht Steel Construction Inc
Donner
John C. Lapp
Emanuel Reiter
Sehact Steel
Eye Safety Talk by Local Eye Doctor in Union
Dr. Harry M. Brody, a local optometrist, spoke to the Union County Safety Society in Union last Thursday night on Eye Safety in Industry. He urged industries to adopt protective eyewear and better eye hazard controls to reduce workplace injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Brody
Union County Safety Society
Union
Eisenhower Committee Forms in Union County Westfield
Union County headquarters in Westfield announces the Hillside Eisenhower Citizens Committee to back nomination and pledged delegates. Col Harry S Luftman heads the group with James Duffy as secretary and district members listed. A relocation to California follows as Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gyure move to Sunland after four decades in Hillside.
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Hyra
Peter Bede
Walter Howell
Edward Virtue
David Oppenheimer
Percy Penrith
John Major
John Lapp
Arthur Ferguson
Frank Bleder
Wilbur W. Wilms
Charles Warner
Thomas Newbold
Frank UN W. Morrell
Arnold H. McCrow
Meurice Rathhouse
Harold Sirkin
Union
Eisenhower
Westfield
Charles A. Doerr
Union County
Doerr
Hillside Citizens Committee
Hillside
Eisenhower Citizens Committee
Conklin
Maple Avenues
General Eisenhower
Harry S. Luftman
James Duffy
Carl Diettman
Joseph M. Freer
George
California
Benjamin. Gyure
Silver Avenue
Sunland
Cal
Limited Airport Use For Defense Approved In Newark Area
Hillside and nearby communities back limited defense use of Newark Airport as Legislative Investigating Committee proposes daylight visual flights only with 1000 foot ceiling and four mile visibility and no instrument landings. East or north approach, wind delays trigger cancellations. A seven member state safety advisory panel may examine aviation safety and advise Port Authority. Proposals also aim to restrict home construction near airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Newark
Legislative
Kenneth C. Hand
Union County
Hilide
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Edwin V Hugelns
Maplewood
Air Force
Huggins
Newark Bay
Trenton
Legislative Committee
Port of New York Authority
Leibo to Defend Newark Woman in Murder Case
Walter Leibo a member of the Newark Board of Education and a attorney was appointed by Superior Court Judge Naughiigh to defend Mrs Louise Roberts of Newark on a murder charge. Mr Roberts husband was found stabbed to death February 4 in the hallway of their Newark residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leibo
Th Board of Education
Newark
Superior Court
Naughiigh
Louise Roberts
Rickenbacker Urges Newark Airport Reopening At Once
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, president of Eastern Airlines, testifies before Senate committee in Trenton that Newark Airport should reopen at once on a limited basis about 50 percent capacity until a new runway is completed. He argues closures harm air travel and proposes better locations or hang time to keep planes airborne before overflying towns. The opposition favors keeping the airport closed until investigations finish and repairs are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Newark Airport
Legislative Investigating Committee
Kenneth
Hand of Union
Trenton
Rickenbacker
Daily Press
Newark
Elizabeth
Mundet Fined Five Violations For Smoke Nuisance
Mundet Cork Corp of 501 Bloy street was found guilty of five violations of the township smoke ordinance. A $100 fine was imposed for each count by Acting Magistrate Allan Tumarkin after hearing on October 22, 23, 24, 25 and 29, 1951. The trial featured disputes over disclosure of proposed abatement methods and whether fumes or vapor constituted the nuisance. The company plans to appeal, and English of Mundet sought to appeal to the U S Supreme Court over a prior related ruling. A separate township suit seeks an injunction, alleging the fumes pose a health menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundet Cork Corporation
Bloy Street
Allan Tumarkin
Thomas Howarth
Tenafly
Sidney Birnbaum
Mundet Labor Union
Mundet
Tumarkin
Nicholag English
New Jersey Supreme Court
Arthur Dienst
Howarth
London
Chancery Court
Munder
Bristol-Myers Honored by Hillside Officials on 65th Anniversary
A Hillside Township Committee statement signed by Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick and Commissioners congratulates Bristol-Myers on its sixty fifth anniversary. The letter lauds the company as a civic leader contributing to Hillside’s economic and cultural growth and wishes many more years of success to Bristol-Myers and its employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol- Myers Company
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
John M. Malone
Milton B. Conford
Henry Goldhor
Raymond R King
Bristol- Myers Co
Bristol-Myers
Hillside
Bristol
Myer i
Bristol- Myers
Pastor Welcomes Texas Pro Girls
Reverend G Shepherd Harper of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church penned a welcome guide for Texas girls visiting Newark from Prudential Insurance. He lists worship schedules for Hillside and Newark churches and a local synagogue. He recalls Texas hospitality from his four years there and notes his Newark residence at 78 Mertz Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
G. Shepherd Harper
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Texas
Harper
Hillside
Fort Clark
Mertz Avenue
Port Authority under fire over airport site plants plan
Industrial real estate brokers in the New York metropolitan area attack a Port Authority proposal to permit factories on surplus airport land. Aime V Darkhuff of Newark says a New Jersey bill would strip tax exemptions if the Authority strays from transportation. Critics argue airport sites would gain unfair tax advantages, while officials claim the scheme would boost income without extra approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of New York Authority
Industrial Real Estate Brokers Association
New York Metropolitan Area
Aime V. Darkhuff
Newark
Brass Rail
New York City
New Jersey
Port Authority
Carribuff
James L. Holton
New York World Telegram and
Sun
Darkhuff
New York State
Helton
Carkhuff
Trenton
Albany
New York
Hilide Times
Idlewild
Port Lof New York Authority
McNamara Declares Stay in Democratic Township Race
Robert A. McNamara, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, asked The Times to announce he is definitely in the race for the Democratic nomination. The article noted he had not filed for reelection to the Democratic county Committee, which he chairs, but his petition for the Township Committee nomination has been filed and he remains a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. McNamara
the Times
Times
McNamara
Democratic County Committee
Democratic Township Committee
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Tobia’s
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Ave
Crescent Avenue
Julius Barr
Montgomery Street
Evans
Marcus Transformer Company
International Milk Company
Miller Steel Company
Sun Tube Corp
Triad Tool & Die Co
Kramer Body & Equipment Co
General Brass & Machine Works
Northern Investment Corp
Marron Corp
N. S. Baer Company
Tillman Street
Harvard Avenue
Windsor Way
Luftman
Fisenhower Group
Col
Harry
Lufiman
Leibo
Solomon Store
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
N. J
Charles Berghorn
Gervase M. Magrum
Berghorn
Mander
English
United State Supreme Court
New Jersey State Supreme Court
Policastro Radio and Television
Long Avenue
Frank Policastro
Beltsville
Hillside Butchers
E_Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Hillside Times
Hillside, N
North Broad Street
Jacki Wenz
Compton Ter
John Pozar
N. Broad St
R & L Decorators
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Chrysler
Plymouth
North Broad 81
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Coe Avenue
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