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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1952

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Local Vet Loses His Legs In Korea

The War Department informed the mother of Pfe. William D. Jones 28 of 1444 North Broad Street that he lost both legs and an arm after stepping on a land mine in Korea while with the Seventh Army Signal Corps on October 16. Returned to California last week, he will be moved to a base hospital nearby. A nine year veteran, Jones holds a Purple Heart from hip wounds on Okinawa in World War II. His family moved to Hillside a year ago from Salamanca New York.

War Department Pfe William D. Jones North Broad Street Korea Seventh Army Signal Corps Californias Here Pte. Jones Okinawa Hillside Salamanca N.Y

Democrats See A Confidence Vote In Hillside Township

Democrats on the Hillside Township Committee call Tuesday’s election a confidence expression by residents in their administration. Mayor Robert Kirkpatrick and new ally William Gural pledge to merit that support. The Hillside drive yields 7 814 dollars, 74 percent of a 10 500 quota, as five Eastern Union County communities total 332 417 dollars. Also noted are civic award recipients and a driver’s license revocation for Isadore Smith on drunken driving charges.

Robert ©. Kirkpatrick Hillside William Gural John Major Red Feather Melvern Woodburn Sylvia Feuerstein Arthur Dienst Hillside Heights Civic Association Union County Lillian Marks Ruth Frank Lila Gollen Francis Fingerhut Evelyn Rubinfeld R. Risenberg William Galik Harry Apple David Cerven Miss D. Korda R. Yeoman Ray Duane James Devine Samuel Cooper Isadore Smith Boston Street Newark Sidney Birnbaum Stevenson-Sparkman Eisenhower-Nixon Alexander Smith Pettit Case County Register DeVita Pascoe Bonnell Sharkey Fisher Hickok Valentine Dudley Township Committee Gural Pozar-D Hale

Community Chest Drive Is Extended in Union County

The Community Chest of Eastern Union County extends the Red Feather campaign beyond its $603 424 goal with $271 007 still needed. A progress dinner is set for November 20 at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth as weekly reports track new contributions and volunteers across divisions.

Community Chest Union County Red Feather Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth Chest

Otto Singer Wins Esso Award for Idea Submission

Otto K. Singer of 546 Sweetland Avenue won a $10 prize for a suggestion submitted to the Delaware East Coast Coin Your Ideas Committee of Esso Standard Oil Company, announced this week.

ESSO Otto K. Singer Sweetland Avenue Delaware East Coast Esso Standard Oil Company

Debate Over Presidential Electoral Reform Prompts Change Talk

The piece argues for reform of the Electoral College to reflect proportional votes rather than winner take all. It notes that popular vote can differ from the presidency and urges adoption of a plan crediting candidates for share of the national vote while preserving the Electoral College. It also touches on local tax lien foreclosures and Republican intra party tensions with Congressman Case.

Paper Drive Planned This Sunday For Hoops and Firemen

Civil Defense Firemen announce a second paper and scrap collection Sunday November 9. Residents are urged to place paper rags and scrap at the curb. tie and package for easier handling. Proceeds benefit the Hoop and Hammer Association and Hillside Defense Firemen.

Civil Defense Firemen Hoop & Hammer Association Hillside Defense Firemen

Gural and Pozar Thank Supporters in Hillside Victory

William Gural and John G C Pozar, both Democrats, won the Hillside township offices. Janes McTernan, campaign manager, issued a joint statement thanking supporters for their help in securing another Democratic victory.

William Gural John GC. Pozar Janes McTernan Hillside

Luftman Thanks Ike's Supporters

Col. Harry S. Luftman yesterday thanked thousands of voters and hundreds of workers on Hill side for the splendid job accomplished. He praised county state and nation aid and noted the two party system remains a reality. He said Republicans lost Hill side by 114 votes but praised the showing.

Harry S. Luftman Hillside Eisenhower Citizen's Committee U.S Luftman

Gural to Speak on Taft-Hartley Law at Local Meeting

Commissioner-elect William Gural will discuss the Taft-Hartley Act at a Labor Educational Council meeting. The event is Tuesday evening November 11 at 8 30 pm in Hungarian Hall 1316 White Street.

William Gural Labor Educational Council White Street

Ambulance Turned Over To Hillside Emergency Squad

Hillside volunteers take over operation of the Hillside ambulance from the Police Department. The vehicle moved to the firehouse on Hollywood Avenue. Funds totaling 746, $3,646.36 raised locally plus $4,000 from the Township Committee support the $7,500 unit delivered April 1951. Regular drivers are Lawrence Seifert and John Issler.

Hillside Police Department Fire House Hollywood Avenue William F. Wacker Board of Health Thomas Greene Red Cross Lawrence Seifert John Issler Hillside Avenue Greene

Hillside Election Yields Democratic Board and Narrow Victory

Hillside voters delivered a slim Democratic win in county and state races as five commissioners will join the board. Congressman Clifford Case carried Hillside, while Eisenhower lost to Stevenson by 114 votes locally. Gural and Pozar topped local contests. referendums in districts 1 and 2 also passed.

Hillside Clifford P. Case Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai S. Stevenson Case Prank Pettit Gov Stevenson Truman Gural Pozar Eisenhower Archibald Alexander U. S Hale

Fire Chief Seeks 12 More Firefighters Amid Growth

Fire Chief August H Daviet informed the Township Committee that the department needs twelve additional men though, even with the Civil Service list, only nine could be appointed. The force has dropped from 42 to 34 in 15 years due to retirements as industry growth expands the township. Prospective men certified last night include Michael Powell Thomas R Mateer Charles F Horvath James J Foran Victor Kaspar George C Wilkes Michael W Urbanski Gennaro Messano and Victor H Heller Jr. All must pass a physical and accept appointment.

Are August H. Daviet Civil Service Commission Davies Michael Powell South Long Avenue Thomas R. Mateer Looker Street Charles F. Horvath Witzpatrick Street James J. Foran Bloy Street Victor Kaspar Hillside Avenue George C. Wilkes Bright Street Michael W. Urbanski Silver Avenue Gennaro Messano Hiawatha Avenue Victor H. Heller Jr Harvard Avenue Elizabeth McCraith Health Department Celia Trousdell Henry Goldhor Goldhor Milton B. Conford Visiting Nurse Association of Union County Organi

Christ the King Church Plans $500000 Building Program

Christ the King Church announces a multi building project starting with a $500000 school and parish hall on Bloy Street facing Columbia Avenue. Groundbreaking in January targets opening of school next September with 440 pupil capacity and a 600 seat parish hall. Rectory and convent on Blay Street between Rutgers and Princeton Avenues include a rear playground while land purchases continue.

Christ the King Church Perry G. de Witt Bloy Street Columbia Avenue Garten Kttetren William Mitchell South Orange Blay Street Rutgers and Princeton Avenues William Gural

Weather forecast notes fair and windy conditions

The forecast calls for fair and windy today with cooler temperatures tonight. Expect cloudy and colder conditions tomorrow with a steady drop in temperatures.

Sister Kenny Fund Drive To Continue Support

Nat Gold announces the Sister Kenny Fund drive will resume after the election and continue until month end. He cites the earlier interruption caused by William Gural and Carman J Ferrigno serving as deputy chairmen of the township committee campaign.

Nat Gold Sister Kenny Gold William Gural Carmen J. Ferrigno

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