Teachers Seek Higher Salary Rates in Education Board Review
The Teachers Association asked the Board of Education for a $400 cost of living increase to the present salary scale maximums after a $500 referendum in police and firemen. They proposed raises to $5,300 for bachelors, $5,500 for masters, and $5,700 for six years beyond a master, with the $150 increment and $2,500 minimum retained. The request, led by Elbert Hoppenstedt and a committee including Evelyn Schuler and Winifred De Vadder, would apply to those below the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inside Teachers Association
Board of Education
Hillside Avenue
State Board of Education
Elbert Hoppenstedt
Evelyn Schuler
Winifred de Vadder
Harry Ladange
George White
George Sickers
Lillian Fuerst
Audrey Silverstein
Victory Confidence Vote by Hillside Officials
Democratic Township Committee members Milton B. Conford and Robert Kirkpatrick issued a statement calling the election result a vote of confidence in their administration. They pledged to work with new colleagues John M. Malone and Henry Goldjar and Raymond R. King to deliver the best possible local government for Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Conford
Robert Kirkpatrick
John M. Malone
Henry Goldjar
Raymond R. King
Hillside
Dr Joseph Peyser Recalled To Naval Reserve Duty
Dr Joseph Peyser an associate of Dr Rubin Poleshuck and Dr Eugene Greenwald at 100 Hollywood Avenue is ordered back to active duty for a two year tour. He will report to the Brooklyn Naval Dispensary on December 1 after practicing in Hillside for about two and a half years. A Naval Reserve member for nine years he has had three and a half years of active duty in naval hospitals and this marks his third recall to active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peyser
Rubin Poleshuck
Eugene Greenwald
Hollywood Avenue
Naval Reserve Medical Corps
Brooklyn Naval Dispensary
Peyser
Hillside
Naval Reserve
Hillside election a lesson in independent voters unity
Post election reflections in Hillside praise independent minded voters over party labels. Commissioner Oneil and Henry Goldher stress voters drive policy, call for bipartisan teamwork, and note quiet concerns about prejudice faded in a near even GOP Democrat result. Descriptive anecdotes recount betting, campaign gear mishaps, and celebrations at Hungarian Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Maroons
The
Grays
James A. Oneil
Henry Goldher
Bank Raises Interest Rate at Hillside National Bank
Hillside National Bank will increase savings account interest from 1% to 2% effective January 1 announced by President James A. Oneil. The bank outlined holiday-adjusted hours: if a Monday holiday falls on a day when the bank is open in the evening, the following Tuesday evening is used. Armistice Day affects November 12, with 6:30 to 8 p.m. hours on November 13. Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve close the bank. Christmas Day and New Year’s Day are closed with 6:30 to 8 p.m. on December 26 and January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside National Bank
James A. Oneil
Prsident
Oneil
Armiatice
Democrats Pledge Better Community After Hillside Victory
After their Tuesday win, John M. McJone and Henry Goldher express thanks to supporters and vow to work with Commissioners Milton B. Conford and Robert C. Kirkparick. They pledge to deliver the finest form of municipal government and cooperate with Chairman Raymond R. King and all public officials for a clean administration in Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Mc Jone
Henry Goldher
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkparick
Hillside
Raymond R. King
Town Nears Chest Quota in Hillside Drive
The Hillside Community Chest campaign stands at 94 percent of its $10,600 quota with hopes to hit 100 percent and become the first major division in five years to reach the goal. Mrs. John Major, chairwoman, reported about $9,958 raised locally and urged remaining workers to finish citations to push the drive over the top. Overall drive collections total roughly $300,000, about 13 percent higher than last year, with the campaign extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Red Feather
John Major
Eastern Union County Trial Hints At Record $500,000 Result
Indications point to a final result surpassing $500,000 in a local matter, signaling the largest showings in Eastern Union County since World War II. The estimate reflects significant activity and outcomes likely to set a regional benchmark.
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Union County
Independent GOP Support Acknowledged In Hillside Change
Harry I. Luftman thanked independent Republicans who backed a shift from the current Hillside Republican administration. He said he remains a Republican but favors independence in Hillside affairs. Luftman expressed hope the Tuesday election benefits the community and that the new administration treats the win as shared by independents in all walks of life.
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Harry I. Luftman
Luftman
Successful Hallowe'en Parade Draws 4000 on Liberty Avenue
About 4 000 people enjoyed a Liberty Avenue Halloween parade sponsored by the Liberty Avenue Businessmen's Association. The route ran from Blay Street to the Safeway lot on Long Avenue led by Patrolman Paul De Graw and Gean Messano on a motorcycle in costume. The Liberty Belt float carried Miss Liberty Mary Murphy, daughter of Mr and Mrs L Murphy of 1100 Chester Street. Jules Terry, association president, called it the most successful event yet.
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Hallowe'en
Liberty Avenue
Stephen Toth
Paul Szymanski
John Bossany
Frank Cernigliero
Gean Messano
Anna Orlando
Stephan Dobrowolski
Norman L. Santor
Thomas Mitchell
Jean-Rae Turner
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Hale and McClow Congratulate Foe in Hillside Township
Commissioner Benjamin Hale and Arnold H. McClow issued a statement after defeating Republican candidates. They thanked voters and their campaign manager Paul Kifner. They congratulated John Malone and Henry Goldher on election to the Township Committee and urged service for the people of Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungarian Hall
Paul A. Kifner
Hillside
Republican Club
Arnold H. McClow
Benjamin Hale
Paul Kifner
John Malone
Henry Goldher
Coolidge PTA Hears Defense Official Speaker
Mrs Elizabeth McCraith, secretary of the Hilside Civilian Defense Council, will address the Calvin Coolidge School PTA at 8 p.m. tonight. Fourth and fifth grade mothers serve as hosts. Executive board notes from the recent State PTA convention in Atlantic City were presented by Mrs John Felber and Mrs Frank Walters.
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Calvin Coolidge
P.T.A
Elizabeth McCraith
Hilside Civilian Defense Council
Atlantic City
John Felber
Frank Walters
Malone-Goldher Decisive Victory in Hillside Township
Malone and Goldher won decisive Hillside Township seats securing Democratic control effective January 1 for the first time since incorporation in 1918. Malone led with 4,909 votes, Goldher 3,847, with Republicans led by Mayor Raymond R. King remaining. Dems carried eight districts to Republicans seven, and a new Democratic majority forms a four-member committee, with four districts voting Democratic. Local Republicans acknowledged a strong but failed bid, while county race results were tight with Assembly candidates Dwyer and Sharkey winning, and Hand narrowly defeating Kaplan. All five Hillside referendums passed, including Civil Service for employees, and Hillside approved a teachers college bond, park funds, and pay raises for police and firemen.
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Kaplan
Hand
General Assembly
Dwyer
Williams
Sharkey
Pettit
Thomas
Mackey
Higgins
Nulton
Board OF Freeholders MurpHy
Banyasz
Egolf
Carr
Bauer
Scheideler
Malone
Goldhor
McClow
HALE
County Park
Democratic Committee
Hillside
Raymond R. King
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
James J. Holsing
John
M. Brown
Goldher
Democratic Assembly
Lawrence A. Dwyer
Joseph T. Sharkey
Mary L. Murphy
Kenneth C. Hand
J. Jerome Kaplan
Henry G. Nulton
Civil Service
Howard J. Bloy
Civil Service Commission
Milllside
Teachers College
Brother of Polio Victim Stricken
Charles Jarosky ten was admitted Friday to St Elizabeth Hospital with spinal polio in fair condition. His 9 year old brother Edward is in critical bulbar form. They are children of Mrs Melen Jajosky and the late Charles Jajosky. Neighbors provided transport after ambulance rules barred such use for contagious cases.
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Charles Jarosky
McMichael Place
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edward Jajosky
Melen Jajosky
Charles Jajosky
Edward
Joseph Sinak
Mc Michael Place
Jajosky
Test Defense Demonstration Brings Flood Of Phone Calls
Civilian Defense Council chairman Raymond R. King praised Sunday’s test demonstrations by council auxiliaries despite minor issues. Over 850 calls flooded police headquarters as residents unaware of the operation pressed the system. Fire Chief August Davies and Police Chief Norman Sanford supervised, with Arthur L. Riche handling demolition and clearance. Tests showed 50 percent participation. road blocks and group reporting were key concerns. A two way radio for the control center was authorized, and Boy Scout leaders plan to distribute first aid literature within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond R. King
Civilian Defense Council
King
August Davies
Norman Sanford
Arthur L. Riche
Desky
J. Clarence van Deursen
Philip Leininger
Roscoe Parks
Princeton
Liberty Ave
Livingston Road
Woodruff
Hollywood Avenues
Nottingham Way
Revere Drive
Summer Avenue
Bond Street
Norman Street
Florence Avenue
William Mamilton
Paul F. Korlesky
Willian Dieroff
Heny Singe
Weather outlook: partly cloudy with cooler day
Partly cloudy and cooler today with fair but cold tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures trend lower across the region as a dry air mass settles in, bringing clear skies overnight and chilly conditions into the next day.vernment
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Dr. Peyser
Hyde Park
Saybrook School
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hudson River
Seayor
Michael O'Lock
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Jimmy Duffy
Elks Club
Election Board
Democrats
Henry Golgher
Tony Capra
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
Szarko’s Liquor Store
N. J
Hillside Butchers F. Sinzinger
Coe Ave
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
Newark
Michael Tobia
GOP
Thora Hebbe
Liberty
Bristol | Myers Company
Zimmerman Phexo
Sharon McGinn
Arthur McGinn
Gertrude Street
Hillside P. B.A., Local
STATE
P.B.A. Assn, ON
Union
Henry Goldhor
Foe
Coolidge
Solomon
B & H Heating CO
Gway Grant
North Broad Street
New Jersey
Salem Pharmacy
Jacki Wenz
Compton Ter
R & L Decorators
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