Battle for Hillside Town Control Heads to Polls
Voters in Hillside face a pivotal election Tuesday with Democrats seeking to end a 38 year Republican rule on the Township Committee. The race centers on Commissioners Hale and McClow for Republicans versus Malone and Goldher for Democrats, plus a statewide bond referendum and local questions on police pay, firemen pay, and Civil Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Arthur T. Lee
Samuel Albcorn
Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
John M. Malone
Henry Goldher
Park Commission
Kenneth C. Hand
J. Jerome Kaplan
Republican Assembly
G. Clifford Thomas
Florence P. Dwyer
Fred
Newark businessman backs North Side Republican effort
Irving Handshuh of 1411 Highland Avenue pledged aid to the North Side Republican cause, criticizing Dr. Milton M. Lilien and alleging he drifted toward Democrats in 1950. Handshuh conferred with Paul A. Kifner and GOP candidates Hale and McClow, who allowed action but not a replacement for Lilien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Handshuh
Highland Avenue
Newark
Handshuh
Milton M. Lilien
Paul A. Kifner
Hillside Republican Club
Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McClow
McClow
Dr. Lilien
North Side
Red Alert for Defense Test in Hillside Sunday
Civilian Defense Council will stage a mock red alert across Hillside with police fire and auxiliary units. Residents are urged to seek shelter and stay indoors until the all clear. Red alert signals three minutes of repeated blasts, all clear uses three one minute blasts and two minutes of silence.
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Hillside
Civilian Defense Council
Union County
Elizabeth River Parkway backs Hillside park referendum
The Elizabeth River Parkway Association announced support for the Hillside park referendum to be on the November 6 ballot. It will distribute 3,000 leaflets urging a Yes vote to fund the County Park in Hillside. About 60 letters were sent to civic leaders asking reminders to voters.
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Elizabeth River Parkway Association
Hillside
Elizabeth River Parkway
Republicans meet to endorse Democrats in Hillside race
A Hillside gathering at 253 Williamson Avenue endorsed Democratic candidates John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor for Township Committee citing their constructive platform. The meeting also backed Republican county figures and a pay raise referendum for police and fire, while Civil Service was voted down.
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Vito (Hovkey) Robertozzi
Williamson Avenue
John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Hillside
Kenneth C. Hand
Henry G. Nurton
Assembly
Freeholder
James D. Duffy
Harry S. Luftman
Duffy
Hunt S. Patterson
Luftman
Boy With Polio in Critical Condition at St Elizabeth
Nine year old Edward Jajesley of 537 McMichael Place was listed in critical condition at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth. Doctors diagnosed bulbar poliomyelitis affecting his respiratory tract. He attends Harden Locker School and is the son of Mrs Helen J Jajosky. The boy was taken to the hospital Tuesday afternoon in an ambulance and admitted to the isolation unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jajesley
McMichael Place
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Harden- Locker School
Helen J. Jajosky
Jajosky
Recreation Board Clashes Over Township Recreation Spending
Hillside Recreation Board members clash as Democrat Keary Golcher claims prior programs were weak. James D. Duffy and Harry Meltzer back him. William Kobin disputes, citing extensive activities and a larger budget attributed to new Democratic control. Duffy and Meltzer say spending rose from 6000 to 14500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Keary Golcher
James D. Duffy
Harry C. Meltzer
William N. Kobin
Kobin
Central Avenue
Woman 71 Killed While Hurrying To Catch Bus
Mrs Lena Kadish Goldberg 71 of 1440 Highland Ave Newark died after a Jones Pies Co truck struck her as she hurried to catch a waiting bus on Hillside and Highland Aves Authorities named Anthony Salerno 537 South 18th St Newark the driver He was held on a manslaughter charge Burial was in Mt Lebanon Cemetery Iselin She was born in Russia lived in Newark and Los Angeles before returning five weeks ago to live with her son Morris Kadish and other relatives.
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Lena Kadish Goldberg
Highland Avenue
Bernheim and Sons Funeral Home
Belmont Avenue
Newark
Mt. Lebanon
Iselin
Goldberg
Jones Pies Company
Hillside Avenue
Jolie
Anthony Salerno
South 18Th
Morris Kadish
Samuel
Mildred Budin
New York City
Weather outlook: rain and wind with cool temperatures
The forecast calls for rain and windy, cool conditions today with partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tomorrow.
Eight Inductees Leave For Kilmer
Eight Hillside men left Tuesday from Board 42 for Newark to join other contingents bound for Camp Kilmer and induction into the armed forces. They included Arthur G. Fenster man of 1600 Maple avenue John Z Mackennull of 1408 Boa place Robert N Sole of 1431 Stanley terrace Vincent R Cantillon of 579 Lee street Joseph Kowalski of 282 Florence avenue Neil R Rice of 369 Sanford avenue John A Peterpaul of 177 Baker street and Joseph A Valente of 1226 South State street.
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Hillside
Newark
Camp Kilmer
Arthur G. Fensterman
Maple Avenue
John Z. Mackennull
Boa Place
Robert N. Sole
Stanley Terrace
Vincent R. Cantillon
Lee Street
Joseph Kowalski
Florence Avenue
Neil R. Rice
Sanford Avenue
John A. Peterpaul
Baker Street
Joseph A. Valente
South State Street
Johnson's Hillside Houseware Store Set to Open on Liberty Ave
A new general gifts and housewares store named Johnson's Hillside will join Liberty Ave merchants at 1825 Liberty Ave opposite Safeway. It will offer over 1,000 items including gifts toys china glassware and house furnishings at low prices. Opening date to be announced.
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General Gifts
Johnson's—Hillside
Liberty Ave
Safeway
Johnson's Hillside
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Henry G. Nulton
Democrat
Dont Whatson
Swanson
Raymond Smith
Louis Ortstein
George Hyra
George O'Brien
George C. Woodruff
Walter Leibo
Board of Education
Eggles
Hyra
Repubicans
Ben Hale
Arnold McClow
Paul Kifner
HALE
Polio
Walter R. Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Hillside EL
F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Tobia’s Appliances
Liberty Avenue
Clinton Ave
Michael Tobia
Rutgers Avenue
Union County Park Commission
Meltzer
Democratic
Robin
Kirkpatrick
Conford
R & L Decorators
Salem Pharmacy
Kilmer
Walcott
Solomon
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Skanal
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Kirkpatrick and
P. M. Peck
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