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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

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Complain Of Noise From Sun Tube Plant On Long Avenue

Residents of the Earth district petitioned the Board of Health to address noise from Sun Tube Corp on Long Avenue. Anthony D Amiano and Walter Worbett allege 24 hour operation six days a week disrupts sleep and damages homes. They cite vibrating stamping machines and a threat to move staff if complaints continue.

Rolie Sun Vube Corp Long Avenue Ereath Anthony D'Amiano Walter Worbett Worbett Hillside Avenue Sun Tube

Ten Year Czech Prisoner Given New Sentence

A 23 year old Czech prisoner, Johny Hyasla, WWII veteran, serving a three year term in Czechoslovakia for alleged spying, has been sentenced to ten more years for threatening a filard. The move follows reports of poor health and a request for his release by Rep Peter Rodino. Hyasla was arrested in 1948, found guilty of supplying information and photographing defenses for a foreign power.

Johny Hyasla Czechoslovakia Filard State Department Peter Rodino Newark Michael Hyvasta Franklin Street Hvasta Linz Austria Bratislava

School plans seek higher cost for four additions

Board explains funding set at 675000 to cover four additions and a 75000 Calvin Coolidge dual purpose room. They note Saybrook’s removal means eight grades per grammar school and defend library branch inclusion at Calvin Coolidge as public benefit. A robin window tale follows with a humorous local note on bird behavior and cleaning windows.

Calvin Coolidge Taxpayers Saybrook Columbia Survey

Sandwich Bar Gift Funds School Curtains And Wings

The Board of Education accepted a gift of a concert curtain and wings for the high school auditorium from Mrs Henry C Nulton and volunteers. The $825 cost will come from the sandwich bar surplus aimed to fund future cafeteria plans. The board praised the PTA volunteers and will thank the PTA with a letter. A Hillside Heights Civic Association delegation urged fencing near Calvin Coolidge School and backstop improvements were referred to a committee. Local parking and field-use restrictions were discussed and safe driving award recipients may be commended.

Board of Education Henry C. Nulton Nulton Mildred E. Raphael P.T.A Hillside Heights Civic Association Victor Mason Edward Muench Anthony Ciriito Calvin Coolidge School Harlow H. Curtis

GOP Committees Appointed and Community Dance Featured

The Republican County Committee appointed chairs for entertainment auditing speakers general campaign welfare and publicity at a municipal meeting. A second annual block dance is set for June 22 with 8 pm to midnight dancing and free admission featuring contests prizes and live music.

Republican County Committee Jack Valenti John Lapp James Duffy Evelyn Carey Mildred Dean Edward Muench Olga Jaraba Elizabeth Wilken Emma _ Eltling Lapp Charles Holzwarth Nell C. Hetzel Carey Douglas Haviland LeRoy G. Hoesly Kenneth M. Ross Kenneth Boub William Weller Perry Weiss Helen Gross Libbie Chapet Christine Biskey Della Wessels Daniel Leib Harold Danker Grace E. Greene Madeleine Shanks Dusty Harvey W. Peace Jr Ross Emma W. Knox Thelma Hathaway John W. Krug Duffy Valenti Leib Wilken Knox

Bus Drivers Vote to Validate Union Shop Clause

Drivers employed by the Green Flyer Bus Company and the Elizabeth Union Hillside Irvington Line voted unanimously last Wednesday to validate an existing union shop contract clause. The clause makes it compulsory for all drivers to be members of Essex Lodge 993 Brotherhood Railway Trainmen.

Green Flyer Bus Company Elizabeth-Union-Hillside-Irvington Line, Inc Hillside Avenue Essex Lodge Brotherhood Railway

Hillside Proclamation Endorses Buddy Poppy Sale By VFW

Mayor James J. Holling authorizes No. 1722 VFW Post and Ladies Auxiliary to sell Buddy Poppies from May 24 to May 30 1950 to Aid veterans and widows and orphans of deceased veterans. Citizens urged to contribute in this war service tribute. May 10 1950. Howard J. Bloy township clerk attest.

Congress Veterans of Foreign Wars of The United States James J. Holsing Hillside Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary James J. Holling Howard J. Bloy

Lumber Hazards Probed After Yard Inspection

The Township Committee seeks a second review of Levy Bros Inc lumber yard at Liberty and Florence avenues amid concerns on building types and worker occupations. Residents cite fire risks from cigarettes, exposed scrap wood, and no on site watchman. Library finances and street sign plaques for WWII dead are noted along with offers to buy township land and a land donation proposal from Bristol-Myers Co. Public auction set for June 14 for three parcels including Hartley terrace and Lee street properties.

Charles Hanson Levy Bros. Inc Liberty Florence Avenues Hanson James J. Holsing Andrew Horn Shelton Terrace Hillside Library Council State Highway Commission Blay Street Barney Goldfarb Orchard Terrace Bristol-Myers Co Florence Avenue Abner Bernice Rosenberg Hartley Terrace Walter Worswick Lee Street Jerome Corp Jerome Avenue

W P C Garden Party Planned At Hilside

The Women's Progress Club of Hilside holds its annual garden party on Thursday May 25 at Mrs. Sidney Bitton residence 58 Mertz avenue. Reservations via Mrs. Rubin Ritz WA 3 3905.

W.P.C Women's Progress Club of Hilside Sidney Bitton Mertz Avenue Rubin Ritz

Hillside Board Approves School Additions and Referendum

The Hillside Board of Education, seven of nine voting, adopted a resolution for a June 13 referendum on adding four school buildings at estimated costs totaling 976000 with bonds of 975000. High school gains cafeteria. Harden-Looker George Washington and Calvin Coolidge schools get dual purpose rooms. Voting to use paper ballots. machines not used.

Board of Education Taxpayers Civic and Coordinating Committee Calvin Coolidge School Hillside Virginia Street Manvg Yd W. Earle Joseph (. Selven Walter Leibe Ans Harden-Looker School George Washington School Calvin Coolidge Gilbert C. Chamberlin Chamberlin Union County Board of Elections Zeibo Lesbo Henry Goldhor Elbert Hoppenstedt Harden-Looker P. D. Kizuma Adolf Solomon

Driver In Fatal Crash Held At White Hospital

Hyman Fenster 63 of Union faces possible grand jury action after bail set at 1000. Detained at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth following a head on crash April 20 on Route 29 that killed two Ohio men. Fenster, recovering from a leg fracture, will be arraigned for causing death by operation of a motor vehicle after hospital release.

Hyman Fenster Hawthorne Avenue Union St. Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth Charles W. Grant Fenster Ohio Igs

School Exhibits Theme Of Faculty Develops Basic Skills

The Metropolitan School Study Council's Hillside Avenue School meeting focused on exhibition boards across schools for the booklet Developing the Basic Skills. They decided to concentrate remaining work on this booklet and recommend a 1950-51 theme of Developing the Basic Skills for all schools.

Metropolitan School Study Council Hillside Avenue New York Council

Hillside Declares National Defense Week 1950 Observance

Mayor James J Holsing proclaims May 13 to May 20 as National Defense Week urging patriotic displays on official buildings and cooperation from civic groups. He stresses citizen responsibility amid global unrest and calls for thoughtful, prayerful regard for national defense duties.

Reserve Officers Association of the United States Hillside Reserve Officers Association James J, Holsing

Indict 2 In Dope Ring Ties to Newark Tavern

Federal grand jury returns indictments against Rose Rodberg and Harry Rodberg of Hillside for conspiracy to buy and sell heroin connected to a million dollar narcotics operation run from Casa Blanca Tavern at 10 Broad Street Newark. Jury foreman John M. Keating presented the case to Judge Meaney.

Federal Hillside Rose Rodberg Wainwright Street Harry Rodberg Rodberg George Haber William Margo Broad Street Newark Meaney John M. Keating South Orange

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Hillside National Bank Margray Press Jem-Co Carol Hicks Doris C. Burgess Florence McElwee Leona Szela Debby Friedman Doris Dufék Marilyn Ceglowski Arlene Gottesman Jean Burns Richard Hillside Photo Service Kern Harold Reinhard Kenton D. Wood Robert Buechert David Schuckman Norman Haberman Bernard Marcus Sidney Galanty Paul Dubow John Hudziak Hhe Walter Leibo Coe Avenue Carmine Ferligno Antooinette Micelli Cohant Street Albert Vreeland Barbara Virtue Harden - Looker Joseph Silver Marie Casciano Charles Kennington Jean Simonet George Washington Edward Gottlieb Carole Lotman Walter Krumbiegel Edgar Ebdon Rifle Club Anchor Post Fence Co Atlas Company Cyclone Fence Co Supreme Fuel Co Walter Lebo Sam Dubow William Stark Summer Avenue William Central North America Richard H. Pough James J Jim” Holsing Helsing General Motors Corp Robin Red Robin Sandwich Bar Fund TOBIA Hillside Appliance Company Liberty Ave N. Broad St GOP Growney Funeral Home John J. Growney N. Broad ’St N. J Hurden St Walter R. Lee Salem Ave Llside Yong For Bellows & Company Maple Av White Hospital Salem Pharmacy Szarko’s Liquor Store Hillside Hobby Shop Hollywood Ave American Flyer & Lionel
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