Polio vaccine rollout details announced for April
Dr Branom outlined a polio vaccination plan to run the week of April 16 with parent consent required. The Salk vaccine will be used under Dr Arthur Johnson's directive, with nine Hillside physicians assisting. Up to 812 children across local schools and churches will be inoculated in three doses over four weeks. Anne Sadlon has taken a secretary post at Conmar Products in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branom
National Evaluation Center
Thomas Francis, Jr
University of Michigan
Juan & Salk
Arthur Johnson
Hillside
Joseph Peyser
Faward J. Maress
Milton M. Lilien
Charles J. Grubin
William F Wacker
Jerome J. Reich
Ralph A. Schwart
Rubi Poleshuck
Eugene Greenwald
Christ the King
Pingry School
Anne Sadlon
Lesiie Street
Conmar Products
Thomas Street
Newark
Drunk Driving Urges Tougher Penalties and Fewer Appeals
The column condemns repeated drunk driving cases in Magisterate's Court and calls for harsher penalties and stronger enforcement. It notes fines, license revocation, and warns drivers that booze impairs driving. It also critiques a flood of local fundraising drives, suggesting a reorganization of fundraising into one Community Chest. It mentions a New Jersey license plate history puzzle and a reward for locating missing plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman P. Fisher
New Jersey
Department of Motor Cars
Fischer
Boy Scout
P/T
Tual
Patie
Toni Sintestig
Ribben
Sears
Motor Vehicle Department
Mayor Leads First Donation in County Cancer Crusade
Mayor Henry Goldbor opened the Union County 1955 American Cancer Society crusade, urging residents to contribute on Monday April 4 from 1 to 4 PM during a Hillside canvass. Campaign director William Gural and co chairwoman Mrs. Robert J. Kaplan coordinate fundraising and cancer research, education, and service programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americab Cancer Sorlury
Camvass
Hillside
Someby
Campays
William Gural
Robert J. Kaplan
Cochairman
Henry Goldboy
American Cancer Society
Goldbor
Union County
Gural
Henry Guldhor
Robert K. Kaplan
Library To Close On Good Friday
Hillside Public Library will be closed on Good Friday per a library director notice. Regular hours resume Thursday through Friday with limited afternoon and evening access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Public Library
Smolensk
Ibrary Dire
Approval of $2 Million Homes Project on Forthuber Tract
Planning Board approves a $2 million home construction plan by Matter Associates Inc. and Nenna & D'Amiano for 112 sites on Route 22 near Calvin Coolidge School with a $150,000 bond for drainage and street work. Zoning ordinance amendment supports one family homes and rear-yard garage extensions to fit current cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthuber
Calvin Coolidge
Planning Board
Henry Goldhound Rubin Rita
Leslig R. Tiehenor
Thomas A . Roy
Joseph S. Puhr
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Louis A. Dischiler
Goldhoy
Board of Education
Smiley
Matter Associates Inc
Morristown
Nenna & D’amiano
Hillside
Drivers Charged After Hillside Alcohol Check
Four suspects facing charges after Hillside police reports of erratic driving between Friday and Sunday. Andrew Sibiga 43 was arrested on Blay street, George Shelbourne questioned, William Bilinsky 68 detained after a collision on Liberty avenue, Edward Milewski 36 detained on Route 22, Manuel Basadre 31 arrested near North Broad street. All deemed intoxicated by Dr Joseph Peyser and released on bail totaling 225 to 250 dollars for court dates March 31 or April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joere Fuente
Hillside
Andrew
Sibiga
ST Buchanan Street
George Shelbourne
Blay Street
Yate Avenue
William Bilinsky
Liberty Avenue
Robert Carey
Thomas Ringwood
Edward Milewski
Harper Avenue
Irvington
Patrolnen
Alois Stier
Gordon Mulburn
Garrell Place
Manuel Basadro
Salem Avenue
Walter Wempa
Albert Miner
Hillside Avenue
North Broad Street
Joseph Peyser
Basadre
Sidney Birnbaum
Republican Club Candidates Night at Polish American Hall
Hillside Republican Club schedules a candidates night on Tuesday April 6 at 8 30 PM at Polish American Hall Bloy Street and Harvard Avenue Public invited A Country Store Night on Thursday May 12 offering bargains and dancing Ad Wessel 18 free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Bloy Street
Harvard Avenue
Ad- Wessel
Passover Begins Wednesday Eve Observed by Local Congregation
Passover starts at sundown Wednesday April 6 and ends after sundown Thursday April 14. Services and seder evenings planned at Bial Congregation Maple Avenue with daily times, memorial service Thursday morning by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen, and Hebrew school services on April 7–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Eder
Maple Avenue
Eliezer Cohen
Binal Hebrew School
Esther Berkowite Tall
Plea for Stricter Red Cross Drive Aims for Final Report
Commissioner William Gural chairing the local Red Cross fund drive urged workers to intensify efforts in the closing phase so a full report can be presented at the next meeting. As of now $1,876 of a $5,520 residential quota has been raised, with corporate $3,883, industrial $952, school personnel $25, clubs $57, and no return yet from business or municipal employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gural
Red Cross
Girl Scout
Salem Aver Bs
Neighbors Clash Over Winston Dog House Garage Extension
Commissioner Adelph Wins oit wins zoning approval for a garage extension described as a dog house to fit modern cars. Neighbors led by Milton Goldberg oppose, arguing it harms property values, creates fire and drainage issues, and reduces garage space. The dispute centers on a variance and potential legal action, with a hearing set for April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelph A. Winsoit
Winchester Avenue
Zonity Board of Asjustment
Tor Spider Chimen Monaro
Ling
Adele Bricow
Winston
Strance
Otymionny
Milton J. Goldberg
Aan
Westminster Avenue
Goldberg
Angie Winston
Arthur ¥. Dienst
Tavenship
William Pimm
Herbert Billy
William ‘T. Hetvel
Harry G. Devlin
Wington
Wayne ‘T. Brasom
Norman Gliken
Ira van Poaiak
Rose Ehrenberg
Irving Segall
Oxten Star
Winston's
Roll Call Confirms Salary Increases for Principals
A second roll call gave Harlow H Curtis an aye vote enabling the Board of Education to approve raises for the superintendent and six principals at a special Tuesday night meeting. Opposition from Arnold McClow and others faded as the motion passed to set new maximums and a revised pay scale for principals, janitors, clerks, and the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow H. Curtis
Board of Education
Henry G. Nurton Obset
Arnold
McClow
Prairi J Hu
Andrew V. Aldi
Max Schlelfer
Lawrence Levitay
Joseph Hang
Abe Chapin
Ram
Gurtis
Aldi
Devitas
Sehleifer
Levites
Rim
Dy Wler Munied Pally
Ram Sid
Soniel Wee
John Lewest Calvin
Goalidge
Pole
Lenlire
Dachia
Rizzuto Prize Supports March of Dimes Fund
William Galik reports the $220 Rizzuto prize from Masquerade Party was donated to the Hillside March of Dimes. The total collected reaches $4400 toward the local quota as part of the campaign effort this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizzuto Prize
March of Dimes
William Galik
Winyman
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Joel Fund
Rivuto
March of Dinies
Senior Class Seeks Aid to Cut Prom Costs Drive by Students
A high school senior class plans a Saturday fundraiser to lower prom costs. Students will go door to door selling greeting cards and urge public cooperation, saying the effort will benefit everyone.
Industrial Arts Displayed At Hill Side Bank
An exhibit of industrial arts works by pupils from grades six to eight is shown in the lobby of the Hillside National Bank. Raymond Weiss, industrial arts teacher, presents the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
Raymond Weiss
NEW ROTARY MEMBERS ENTER CLUB AT HALADE ROTARY
Four new members spoke at the Halade Rotary Club meeting Tuesday. Bennett Pringle of Westinghouse Cleveland, Fred Gessner of Jessier Machine Co, Charles Myer of No 1 Wholesale Drug Co, and Harald Cromey of Ferdon Equipment Co gave brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Res Rence
Halade Rotary Club
Bennett Pringle
Westinghouse
Lvehrle Corp
Fred Gessner
Charles My- 3
Tie No 1
Harald Cromey
Ferdon Equipment Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sas If Whentt
State Department of Motor Vehicles
United Jewish Appeal
Community Chest
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
American Heart Association
Lothic Tegwork
Hillside Ambulance Fund
Urey
John Pore
Forthuber
Republican Club
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Hillside Yellow Cab
Menjamin Kaleky
Cal Warverty
Winston Dog House
Tobia’s Appliances
Furey Pinel
Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Starko’s Liquor Store Inc
Rotary
Aster US
Andy
Jack Redlus
Solomo
Liberty Ave
Mill Road
Stuyvesant Ave
N. J Union
N. J
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