Democrats Push Action Team For Hillside Township
At Hungarian Hall on Monday night Hillside Democrats urged voters to back John Malone and Henry Goldhor for the Township Committee to form an action team. Commissioner Milton Cunford and Robert Kirkpatrick led the rally, attacking Republicans and pledging more frequent meetings to handle township affairs.
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Milton B. Cunford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Hillside Democratic Club
Hungarian Hall
Conford
John Malone
Henry Goldhor
Kirkpatrick
Hillside Campaign Seeks Finish Job to Safeguard Future
Republican Ben Hale argues Hillside progressed with affordable debt and low costs, while Democrats push old promises. He cites 1930s hardship, 1940s industry growth, and tax data to claim Republicans preserved taxpayers, urging support for Arnold McClellow and Hale to finish the job.
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Hillside
Samuel Albcorn
Arthur Lee
Woos
Conford
Goldhor
Malone
Arnold MceClow
Ben Hale
Keen Election Pate Shapes Red From Page 1
Candidates E Shephard and Donald D. Mackey face Lawrence A. Dwyer Harrison A Williams Jr Joseph Sharkey and Richard Pettit for County Clerk seat Republican Henry G Nurton and John P Higgins for party posts Nelson L Carr Charles L Bauer Jr Elsie L Scheideler oppose Mary L Murphy John L Banyass James G Egolf in Freeholder race Phone in your want ads Averwal y 3 9207
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E, Shephard
Donald D. Mackey
Lawrence A. Dwyer
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Joseph Sharkey
Richard Pettit
Henry G. Nurton
John P. Higgins
Nelson L. Carr
Charles L. Bauer Jr
Elsie Ll, Scheideler
Mary L. Murphy
John L. Banyass
James G. Egolf
Hillside Times subscription drive aids charity and dances
Enthusiastic Hillside High School students kick off a fundraising subscription campaign for Hillside Times and magazine sales. Each new $2.50 subscription contributes 1.25 to the school fund, with the drive running through November 7. Front row includes Ruth Gecker Carol Eisner chairwoman Isabelle Tannenbaum Frank Lemir Joan Lelbouers Harold Ragoff and Wayne Branom.
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Hillside Times
Harvey Goodstein
Drive
Ruth Gecker
Carol Eisner
Isabelle Tannenbaum
Frank Lemir
Joan Lelbouers
Harold Ragoff
Plymouth Road
Wayne Branom
S.G.A
Republicans Confident in Large Victory in Hillside Vote
Republican candidates Benjamin Hale and Arnold McClow declare full GOP turnout will deliver a strong Hillside victory on Election Day. They attack Democratic tactics as distortion and urge Republicans and decent citizens to vote November 6 for Hale and McClow.
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Benjamin Hale
Arnold H. McCrow
Haley McClow
McClow
Hale
Hillside
Final Appeals By Krug And Lyman In Local Elections
John W. Krug and Frank J. Lyman issued final appeals for their party candidates. Krug warned that Democratic control brings higher taxes and job-creating waste, while Lyman touted past Democratic victories and urged continued support for Corford Kirkpatrick Goldhvy and Malone to push a forward looking program and prevent Hillside from regressing.
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John W. Krug
Republican County Committee
Frank J. Lyman
Sheu
Lyman
Altho
Krug
I Hac
Milton B. Corford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Conford
Kirkpatrick
Goldhvy
Malone
Hillside
Name Change Notice for Stanley Szot to Szczotki
Notice to the public that Michael J. Kosloski will apply in Union County Court of Common Pleas in Elizabeth New Jersey on November 30 1961 at 1 in the forenoon for a judgement to assume the name Stanley Peter Szot as Stanley Peter Szczotki Also known as Stanley Meter Sacotke Dated October 28 1954 Refers to Newark attorney and 1951 dates.
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Union County Coupe Law Division
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Stanley Peter Szot
Stanley Peter Syczotki
Khown
Stintey Meter
Sacotke
Michael J. Kosloski
Law
Grove Terrace
Newark
Editor Swamped Its Election Time
A reader Myrna Zimetbaum from Hillside Times argues New Jersey must boost funding for State Teachers Colleges. She cites Newark campus facilities and lagging state spending, noting New Jersey ranks sixth in per capita income but 48th in state college funding.
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Hillside Times
Tam
New Jersey
State Teachers College
Newark
Myrna Zimetbaum
Hillside National Bank of Hillside 1951 Condition Report
Bank statement for Hillside National Bank in New Jersey shows assets totaling 17,000 00 and deposits over 20 million with a capital account of 200,000 and undivided profits around 3 and other liabilities. The document, sworn by cashier A W Prack Jr and directors, is dated October 25 1954 with notary Marie Mayer.
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Hillside National Bank OF
Hillside
New Jersey
U.S
United States
TATE
Federal Reserve Bank
LIA
Indiviale
Hostal
GIA Brilittas
SOREL
State OF New Jersey
County OF Union
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HH. W. Peace, Jr
A. W. Prack, JR
Marie TT. Mayer
Hale Accused Of Cheap Threat To Township Employees
Commissioner Kirkpatrick accuses Republican Benjamin Hale of using a cheap threat to influence township employees to vote for Democrats. He cites Hale's "Let's finish the job" remark as intimidating. Kirkpatrick defends Democratic leaders and notes GOP members often vote as a bloc hindering promises.
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Hillside
Benjamin Hale
Union
Hale
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Hale Contradicts Do Nothing Charge in Township Debate
Commissioner Benjamin Hale challenged Sidney Englander’s claim that Republicans are do nothing candidates. Hale cited a Hillside Avenue zoning change and a long letter about garbage contracts, arguing Republicans did act and supported the town’s services and contractor continuity.
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Sidney Englander
Teadher
Benjamin Hale
Hale
Henry Galdher
Republcans
Hillside Avenue
Englander
Times
Voters urged to discard party labels in Hillside election
Democratic candidates John Mee Malone and Kenry Goldher urge Hillside voters to judge candidates by merit rather than party labels. They argue local government quality matters more than party affiliation and urge all registered voters to vote on election day for Kirkpatrick Conford Malone and Goldhor.
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Kirkpatrick
Hale
Fraakly
John Malone
Henry Goldher
John Mee
Malone
Kenry Goldher
Hillside
Wilside
Hulls
Thuy Prident
Comfors
Path Of Progress In Hillside Matches Orgs
Democrats urge Hillside voters to elect John M. Malone and Henry Goldner to advance the party platform. They accuse the Republican majority of obstruction and stalling while pledging progress and responsible local government through the coming election.
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Hillside
John M. Malone
Henry Golsher
Republicans Respond to Charges in Township Debate
An exchange accuses Mr Englander of defecting from the Republican ranks for political reasons while alleging Democratic votes are bought by paying a garbage contractor. The speaker warns that a Democratic majority would raise taxes and extend rear-yard garbage collection under new contracts, affecting residents who lack such service.
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Englander
Conford
Goldhor
Democratic Party
Liberty Avenue
Hillside voters face choice based on performance
Arthur R. Swanson notes voters lack clear policy guidance from platforms and must judge by record. He cites potential Hillside Township Committee shift as Democrats and GOP factions collide, with a Democratic majority possible after next Tuesday and two Democrats already on the firesman committee.
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Arthur R. Swanson
Hillside Times
Newark News
Hillside
Hillside Democrats
Firesman Township
GOP
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