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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

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Newark Hillside PAL in Ring Exhibit Opens Friday

The Hillside PAL presents its first boxing exhibition at 8 pm in the Hillside PAL Building, 274 Hillside Ave. Ten bouts feature Macewishyn versus Gleller in a preliminary, with Newark PAL participants including Gargiulo Schmiattarella Vasel Kyles Tutuska Goetz Podlas Castner. Proceeds benefit the operations fund.

Newark Hillside Wuts Macewishyn Charles Bud- 4" Gleller Hillside Pal Pam Hillside Aves Newark Pal Frank Covelesk Louis A. Dischler Ronald Gargiulo Kenneth Schmiattarella Peter Vasel John Kyles John Tutuska James Goetz Gary Podlas Ralph Castner Frank Schenk George Weiner Frank Ardito Joseph Nemacy John Smith John Holmes, Sr Gfeller Matweishyn John Dekunchak Charles Ca Mr. Coveleski

Englander attacks industrial assessments and presses for true value

Sidney Englander former secretary of the Hillside Board of Assessors reiterates charges that industrial property is assessed below true value raising homeowner taxes. He challenges statements by Rubin Ritz and the Democratic administration, recalls June 1958 questions, criticizes Realty Appraisal Co. bids and recounts a 1959 showdown meeting and disputed land assessments. He asserts efforts to obtain proper appraisal and raises concerns about raises for officials. The piece references subsequent pages for continuation.

Sidney Englander Board of Assessors Rubin Ritz We Board Englander Ritz Hillside Times Mr. Ritz Mr. Ross Stawdown

Monorail praised as rapid transit solution by Union mayor

Union mayor Edward Blertuempfel returns from the Seattle World Fair to urge monorail as a rapid transit option to ease metropolitan traffic. He joins others who see it aiding jetport access, reducing highway costs, and using existing rights of way. The piece notes Life Magazine coverage and broader support from officials and citizens.

Edward Blertuempfel Union Robert Diamond Hillside Seattle Biertuempfel New York Hudson Hudson River

Unclear Item Prices From OCR Fragment

OCR fragment lists several prices in dollars with decimals and a few odd formats. The text provides no identifiable event, person, or organization to anchor a proper news summary.

Joe Gerry Arrested Over Irish Sweepstakes Prize

The Labourer Joe Gerry of Bristol-Myers, aged 51, won $140000 in the Irish Sweepstakes in March. After a newspaper feature, he faced relentless phone calls and mounting pressure, leading to his arrest on a lottery slip possession charge. He was released on $50 bail and arraignment planned for Magistrate's Court.

Joe Gerry Bristol-Myers Princeton Ave Joe Camelman Gerrys Union County H. Douglas Stine Hillside Charles Grant William Dieroff Sr Robert Mason Joef

Tax boost clash over Pingry School assessment

Joseph Ram, a Republican candidate for Township Committee, blasts Hillside officials for about $900,000 Pingry School tax assessment arguing the non profit status exempts school buildings and land. He says the move will cost taxpayers and trigger appeals with legal costs and county tax effects.

Board of Assessors Pingry School Joseph Ram Ram Uny Superior Pingy School N.J Pingry Katz

New Teen Dancing Sensation Slated for Hillside Show

Johnny Allen a Hillside teen dancing sensation will debut professionally at the Hillside War Memorial Building on Liberty Ave Saturday evening May 19. A former Newark resident now in Hillside Allen has performed with bands and at church events and has drawn strong teen fan support. He will perform to the hep music of the Del Fi's as requests prompted the engagement.

Johnny Allen Hillside Hillside War Memorial Liberty Ave Hillside Pal Newark Allen del Fi

Allan Solden Named Secretary at Bnai Brith Young Adults

Allan Solden of 1241 Broad Way will be installed secretary of the Bnai Brith Young Adults of the Middle Atlantic Region during the fourth annual Spring convention at Lakewood on May 11.

Allan Solden Broad Way B'nai B'rith Middle Atlantic Lakewood Ileo

Law on Revaluation Explained by Hillside Officials

Special Attorney Robert Diamond and Commissioner John A. Desch outline revaluation goals to equalize assessments across residential commercial and industrial properties in Hillside. They trace history from Switz v Middletown to Kents Restaurant v Atlantic City and note that after equalization each property pays its exact share of the tax bill.

Hillside Robert Diamond John A. Desch State of New Jer~sey Supreme Court of New Jersey Nat Supreme Court of New Jersey

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