Hillside Times publication and contact details
Che fullaire Times Entered as second class matter January 91 1926 at the Post Office Elizabeth New Jersey under the Act of March 8 187h Printed and Published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by THE HILLSIDE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Sidney Silverstein Business Manager Robert Kaplan Subscription rates The TIMES will be sent to any part of the United States for the regular subscription price of $2.50 a year single copies 5 cents Postage to Canada and foreign countries must be added to these rates Communications The TIMES is always pleased to publish letters and other items of interest to readers and invites such communications The name and address of the writer must be given in every case not necessarily for publication but as an evidence of good faith Anonymous communications will not be published.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
TIMES
United States
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New Hampshire Primary Shakes Up Presidential Race
The New Hampshire results redraw the fight for the presidency. Eisenhower gains a decisive 14 votes, boosting his campaign while Taft suffers a serious setback. Kefauver upsets Truman, challenging the Democratic machine and signaling a tough road ahead for both parties. The contests promise grueling campaigns and renewed organizational focus.
Candidates for Republican Township Nomination Remain Unclear
In Hillside several local political moves are noted. Committeeman George W. Herlich is the definite candidate. The Times Past column also mentions shifts in leadership, urging ongoing cooperation between the Township Committee and tax office to maximize cash from tax liens while aiding property owners.
Honor Late Head of Hebrew School Memorial Service
A memorial service for Boas Lichtman, longtime supervisor of the Hebrew school at Sinai Congregation, was held on Tuesday March 18. Attendees included the Jewish Education Association of Essex County, the Hebrew Teachers Union, the Principals Council, and local congregants.
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Sinai Congregation
Boas Lichtman
Jewish Education Association of
Essex County
Hebrew Teachers Union
Principals’ Council
Gershon Gelbart
Sinal Congregation
Emanuel Finkel
Lichtman
Menahem M. Edelstein
Herman C
Adlerbert Talks On Profit Sharing At Clinic
Adlerbert president and general manager of Sunrise Dairies will speak at the Gundlach Dairy Management Clinic in the Cincinnati Club Cincinnati Ohio. His talk titled We Are Encouraged By Our Experiences in Profit Sharing cites a four year program at Hillside dairy and Advocates the free enterprise system emphasizing teamwork between management and employees to increase production and earnings.
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Bo Adlerbert
Sunrise Dairies
Gundlach
Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
Adlerbert
Hillside
Toastmaster Club Here Gets Charter
The first New Jersey charter of Toastmasters International was accepted at a Friday night dinner at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. The club, formed from executives of Rubberset Newark Bristol-Myers and Sun Tube Hillside, was chartered by Harry Towers of Knickerbocker Toastmasters Club New York. Lee H. Bristol, president of Bristol-Myers, was principal speaker before about 75 attendees.
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New Jersey
Toastmaster’s International
Robert Treat
Newark
Toastmasters
Rubberset Company
Bristol-Myers and Sun Tube Corporation
Hillside
Harry Towers
Knickerbocker Toastmasters Club
New York
Lee H. Bristol
Bristol-Myers Company
Rickenbacker Presses Runway Plan Amid Newark Debates
The column critiqu es Rickenbacker and aviation advocates over Newark Airport safety and runway A. It argues the airport remains unsafe due to proximity to dense population and questions wind and takeoff directions. Residents demand clear safety plans before Newark is reopened, even delaying runway A or diverting traffic.
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la Guardia
Field
Idlewild
Rickenbacker
Eastern
Newark Airport
Newark
Elizabeth
Behnke
Airline Pilots Association
Letters to the Editor from Hillside Times reader
A Hillside Times letter from Ryan St. editor notes a Republican voter may switch to a capable Democrat, calling for independent thinking. The writer questions qualifications for a committeeman and suggests capable men would not accept a political job demanding frequent evening conferences and a $1,000 annual salary.
Ferrigno Seen as Fresh Local Hope for Youth Backing
The piece praises Mr Ferrigno’s Hillside roots and education in government, economy, financing, and teaching. It argues youth needs new faces, endorsing Ferrigno as a trained, nonpolitical figure capable of understanding young voters and guiding the town without long political ties.
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Ferrigno
Hillside
Mm. Ferrigno
Mr. Ferrignon
Hetter
Money Bag Stolen From Gas Station
A bag containing 303.82 dollars was taken from a service station at 1495 North Broad Street between noon and 5 p.m. Saturday. The owner, Frank Fine of 2078 Berwyi Street, Union, reported the theft. the bag was marked Union County Trust Co. of Elizabeth and had been left on a desk in the station.
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North Broad Street
Frank Fine
Berwyi Street
Union
Union County Trust Co
Elizabeth
April events and meetings list from Hillside area clubs
A dated lineup of gatherings in April includes a Bristol-Myers anniversary party on Tuesday and a Hillside booster club dinner and township committee meetings. Also listed are theatre parties of various sororities, Cub Pack ship tours, PTA and Board of Education meetings, and a church officers installation and birthday party.
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Bristol- Myers Co
Hillside Hadassat
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Junior Woman's Club
P.T.A. Presidents Council Board of Health
Hillside Boosters
Board of Education
Hillside Presbyterian
Church Mothers Circle
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Phil Rizzuto
Sigma
Tiambola Phi
Christ the King Church
Henry Goldhor
Hillside Servicemen Leave For Navy Training
Elmer Peek Jr will depart April 9 for basic training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Md. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Peek of 341 Hollywood Ave and was a Hillside High School graduate and Bulldogs football member now employed by Public Service in Irvington. Pfc Karl E Hensch, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hensch of 322 Bloy St, is assigned to the Medical Detachment of the 15th Evacuation Hospital in Stuttgart Germany. Naval Aviation Cadet Donald L Schultz recently spent two weeks et
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Elmer Peek, Jr
Navy
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Md
Elmer Peek
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside High School
Bulldogs
Public Service
Irvington
Karl E. Hensch
Edward Hensch
Bloy Street
15Th
Stuttgart
Germany
Estate Leaves Widow125000 Inheritance To Widow
The widow Mrs Anna Lowe of 74 Mertz Avenue will inherit about 125000 as the bulk of her late husband Jacob Lowe chief executive at Metropolitan Tobacco and New Jersey Tobacco-Go-Asis ter. Mrs Lillian Eitelberg of the same address will receive 1000. The figures were disclosed during an estate appraisal by the New York State Transfer Tax Department last Wednesday.
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Anna Lowe
Mertz Avernue
Jacob Lowe
Metropolitan Tobacco Co
New Jersey Tobacco
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Che Fullaire
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Seerreeve Caress Telephone Waverly
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Taft
Senator Lodge
Kefauver
Truman
South
Mr. Trumar
George W. Herlich
Hillside Lions Club
Harden- Looker Post 50
American Legion
Hillside Avenue
William C. Soutar
Hollywood Parks Improvement Association
Arthur T. Lee
Sigurd A. Emerson
Bill Hahntin Marvin
Walter Nuse
Fred Roever, Jr
B.P.O. Ellis
Board of Freeholders
Conant Street
Salem
Liberty Avenues
Harry Mr. Vogel
Samuel B. Gould
James J. Braddock
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Max Schmeling
Green Flyer Express
New York City
North Broad St
Port of New York Authority Bldg
Lane 51
41St St
Green Flyer, Inc
IF Breday & Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St
Elizabeth, N. J
Sanford Ave
Newark Essex
Danielileeds Miller, Inc
Waverly
OAL, Koppers Coke
Masons’ Supplies
Hebrew School
Toastmaster Club
Swe
Here
Ryan St
Hillside Times
Gwe
Arthur Seale
Peter A. Drobach Co
Hillside, N. J
Bloy ST
General Auto
Mittleman Bros. Quality Bakers
Maple Ave
Heinz
Esso
Union Camera Exchange
Home Utilities Co., Inc
Essex
KODAK
Graflex
Coit Street
R. F. Stengel & Son
Sheet Metal Contractors
Lipschutz Bros
Bell & Howell - Revere
Lionel Headquarters
Stuyvesant Ave
Zenith Camera Exchange
Delaware Valley
N. Broad
Bailey Ave
N. Broad Street
R. S. King
Morris Ave
Comer King Street
Mertz Avenue
N. Broad St
Hillside Auto Top and Seat Cover Co
Liberty Ave
Pat McGarrigle
Nuse-Wilson Motors
Kaiser-Frazer
James la Morgese
Paine Ave
General Auto Repairing
Louis Nuse, Jr
J. J. Wilson
Wally Tomy
White St
Hillside Hobby and Sport Shop
Elo’s
Gurd Ave
Hillside Realty
Roward J. Bloy
Realtor
Real Estate General Insurance
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
Hillside Radio
Lowe
Holt Winthrop
Superior Court OF New
Goldhor and Friedman
Broad Street
Newark 2
Menereres "Waverly
Clep
Lolisp
Epp
Res
Ksaex
Fred’s
Watson Avenue
Hunterdonst Newark
N. Jd
Herbert & Lo
Tel. MA
Jefferson ST
N. J
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor. W. Runyon St
Sam’s
Silverman
Eric
Estates
Prince Street
Cub Pack 198
Theatre Party of
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Boy Scout Troop 97
Naval Aviation
Donald L. . Schultz
AAA
Hillside Safety Council
Eave
H. R. Schultz
Grant
Airmen's School
Jacksonville
Fla
Kenneth Whiting
Walter Haas
USN
Victor A. Haas
Buchanan Street
Richard H. Peck
Harold Peck
Sanford Avenue
Fort Benning
Peck
Newarkville Machine Tool and Die Company
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
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