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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
9
The IMES offers home delivery nationwide at 250 dollars per year and five cents for single copies with postage to Canada and foreign countries added. The TIMES invites letters and items of interest from readers, must include name and address for evidence of good faith, and will not publish anonymous communications.
The FBI director J Edgar Hoover argues against opening confidential files. He says disclosure would reveal informants endangering lives and harm future sources while risking unjustly smearing innocent citizens. He warns it could threaten national security and undermine investigative work.
In the Union County Police Pistol Tournament Hillside defeated by Elizabeth 1141 to 1027. Earlier Hillside beat Union police 1014 to 836. Regular Republican Club vows to oppose Democratic party changes to township government. Township Committeeman Richard S. Warl exits mayoral race after fifteen years on the committee. Township Clerk Howard J. Bloy seeks help for the newly opened employment office and asks locals to file names. Daniel Geeds Miller Inc. announces spring coal price cuts with a five cent per ton cash discount. 15 years ago the township faced loss of a 155000 loan and grant from the PWA for sewer work. plans urged to be filed with PWA. Under-Sheriff Lee S. Rigby runs for Republican sheriff nomination. Emil Herrigel elected Deputy District Governor at Lions regional meeting.
The Township Committee approved first reading of an ordinance regulating liquor sales with penalties up to 200 dollars or up to 30 days in county jail, or both. The Republican Citizens League decided not to endorse any candidates until after the primaries at a meeting and card party at Masonic Hall. Municipal consent granted for a bus line along North Avenue in Elizabeth if buses begin within a year.
About 1900 Lionel Corporation employees at Pam Friday resumed work following a settlement reached Thursday afternoon at company offices. The contract with Local 304 Playthings Novelty and Jewelry Workers C I O provides a 5 cent hourly wage increase to an average of 1.35 dollars, a Good Friday paid day off, a higher bonus share exceeding 10 percent, and various job and pay adjustments tied to changes in methods and design.
A dense list of community gatherings and meetings from Hillside area groups. PCS include PTA officer installations at Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion and Saybrook School events, Mother-Daughter and Women’s groups, church auxiliaries, civic associations, and school PTAs. Also notes luncheons, picnics, and fundraisers through June 28.
Bristol-Myers Compriny has sold four of the 12 temporary homes on the Hillside Avenue tract, part of a three-site contact for a proposed vivie cen. One home is being moved, with two more slated for removal within two weeks. The remaining homes will be sold and moved as vacated, a company spokesman said.
Allan Eagles son of Mr and Mrs Edward Eagles of 1201 Stone Street was selected for the All State High School Orchestra last Thursday after an audition. He plays the trombone and is a member of the high school orchestra and performs with the Union County Band and Orchestra School.
Notice is given by executors William Brill Sam Brill and Judith Brill to creditors of Max Brill deceased to file claims under oath within six months from April 1950. The executors, located at 124 Louis St Lew Brunswick, request proofs against the estate or be forever barred from recovery. Fee listed as 7.80.
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