Forecasts Noise Of Jets To Exceed Present Din
Experts at the Acoustical Society of America meeting warned jet transport planes will raise noise to a sizeable irritation level over an area about twenty times larger than today. Dr. Leo Beranek of MIT analyzed jet noise patterns from takeoff, noting larger areas of irritation for six and four engine jets and turbo props, with New York City likely affected depending on winds and runways. A Columbia student voiced concern over La Guardia and Columbia, while Beranek proposed countermeasures including out-of-phase pulse tech and ducted propellers to reduce noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Acoustical Society of America
Statler
Jjet
Dr. Beranek
Beranek
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Irf
la Guardia
New York City
Robert O. Fehr
General Electric Company
Columbia University
Columbia
Gas Company Wins Advertising Award at 1951 Contest
Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas Company received third place in the Public Utilities Advertising Association Better Copy Contest at its Minneapolis convention. Mrs Mary N Hall accepted on behalf of the company for a booklet answering customers questions about natural gas. The 1951 contest drew nearly 1400 entries from 22 classifications across 44 states plus Hawaii Canada and featured utilities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Company
Public Utilities Advertising Association
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mary N. Hall
Gas
Hawaii
Canada
United States
Heavy Wind Fells Wires and a Tree
Monday’s storm brought down electric wires at 117 James Street and 141 Clark Street. A tree fell at West Place and North Union Avenue and was removed. Short circuits were reported near 1281 Oakwood Avenue and 29 Williamson Avenue. Public Service was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corsa
James Street
Clark Street
William Dierolt
Oakwood Avenue
Williamson Avenue
Public Service
West Place
North Union Avenue
Autoist Fined For Inspection Dodge
Police Magistrate Sidney Birnaum fined Mrs. Helen Ellis 28 for refusing to surrender car registration and plates on orders from the State Motor Vehicle Department. Other defendants, Louis Galisewski Jr and Marion Sieg, faced various fines and a not guilty ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnaum
Helen Ellis
Vinestreet
William Dieroff
State Motor Vehicle Department
Louis Galisewski, Jr
Sweetland Avenue
Marion Sieg
Chapman Street
Adult School Unit Attends Rutgers for Mental Health Week
Students of psychology from Hillside Adult School attended lectures and movies at Rutgers Newark during Mental Health Week. Their instructor Miss Susanna Policastro of Newark invited former students to participate. Policastro holds a master’s in psychology from Hunter College and is state certified to teach in junior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Adult School
Newark
Rutgers University
Mental Health Week
Susanna Policastro
Policastro
Hunter College
Comedy Film For Hillside Heights Show Off May 20
The Hillside Heights Civic Association will screen It's No Kitten's Play starring W. C. Fields at Calvin Coolidge School Tuesday night May 20. The meeting includes short features and a song session by members. A Community Chest representative will seek volunteer leaders for fall solicitation at the business meeting preceding the film showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fields
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolidge School
Community Chest
Estates Left to Children Beneath Hillside Residents
The will of Mrs. Sofie Stein of Hillside dated January 24 leaves most of her estate to her son Samuel M. Stein and daughter Mrs. Hannah Nadler of 1443 Hiawatha Avenue. Sam Stein is named executor. Also named executors and co-beneficiaries of the residuary of Mrs. Emilia Limacher include Edward Mangold of Newark and Alma Maffenbeier of 265 Winans Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofie Stein
Hillside
Samuel M. Stein
Hannah
Nadler
Hiawatha Avenue
Charles A. Otto, Jr
Sam Stein
Englewood
Edward Mangold
Newark
Alma Maffenbeier
Winans Avenue
Emilia Limacher
Local Beneficiaries Named in Estate Listing
The record lists heirs who include a daughter Clara Hildenbrand of Oakhurst and a son Julius Manguld of 1114 Thomas Street, along with Irma Limacher, daughter of 269 Winans Avenue. The date of death is April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hildenbrand
Oakhurst
Julius Manguld
Thomas Street
Irma Limacher
Winans Avenue
Prospect Hill School Fathers Hold Final Meeting
The Fathers' Association of Prospect Hill School Newark under Dr. S William Kalb held its final meeting of the school year. Mothers were invited and refreshments served under Mrs A A Hamblen wife of the head master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers’ Association
Prospect Hill School
Newark
S. William Kalb
A. A. Hamblen
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Elizabeth Electric Contracting Co
Grand St. Elizabeth
William Hale Coal Co
Mason
Liberty Ave
BRUDY
Greyhounds
Ares
Orta
Irvington
Wat
Kamp Kiamesha
Sussex County
Branchville
Newark Y.M.C.A
Berkeley
Auing ® and Loan Se Association
Lyons Avenue
Bergen Street
N.J
Yandee
U. S
Gas Company
Rutgers
Hillside Heights
Mayfair Barber Shop
N. Broad St
Mayfair Theatre
Mothers
Prospect Hill
Teitelbaum’s Delicatessen
Bergen St
WaAverly
Finkel Fuels
Minneapolis-Honeywell
New Jersey
Finkel Fuels, Inc
Second Street
Elizabeth, N. J
Theresa M
Rersen
Brake Service Inc
Bigelow
Elizabeth Ave
Cor. W
Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Regent Theatre
Frigidairi ‘Real
Feredaw & Meyer Co., Inc
Olive St. Elizabeth, N. J
Wyde Television
Sanford Ave
Newark Essex
Hollywood
Meyer’s Furnitura Springfield
Springfield Ave
High St
Newark, N. J
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Mitchell
Fred’s
Avon Ave
Fers Katz Furniture Exchange
Aidiaakardetad A L
C. Bauman
Joseph
A.K.C
Pupples
U.S
Market St
Penn RR
Reo
Les Cove
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