Hillside Times announces publication details and submission rules
The Hillside Times prints weekly on Thursdays from 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by The Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein editor Robert Kaplan business manager The Times offers domestic subscriptions at 2.80 per year and five cents for single copies Postage to Canada and foreign countries added Letters from readers are welcome but must include name and address, anonymous notes will not be published.
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North Broad Street
Hillside
New Jersey
Hillside Times Publishing Company
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
Telephone Waverly
TIMES
United States
Canada
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Reserve District H
Hillside National Baanche
New JE
Businas
Comptroller of the Currency
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Oral Reserve Bank
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F. W. Styler Jr
Municipal Budgeting Steps for New Jersey Towns in 1950
The piece outlines how New Jersey municipalities prepare and approve their 1950 budgets. It notes two key steps adoption and approval, sets timelines for hearings and publication, and urges taxpayers to submit constructive input during the preparatory phase. The article cites the New Jersey Taxpayers Association publication A Taxpayer Views a Municipal Budget.
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New Jersey
State Department of Local Government
The
New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Union County Women’s Auxiliary sells bond issue notes
The Union County Women’s Auxilary offered for sale Hillside’s late Prairie reary of the Legion posts as part of the $1,500,000 bond issue. The county won second prize in a parade marking Armistice, with the town’s bonded debt at $4,194,442. Burlington reports hunting within the confines.
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Union County Women’s Auxit
Hillside
Legion Posts
Burlington
Hillside sees fines for hunting ban as officers honored
Police Judge Dowd fines more than a dozen for violation of Hillside town hunting and gun discharge ban. Hillside Rotary honors Police Commissioner Martin Chief Sanford Captain Mason and Lieutenant Corlesky with watches at a luncheon. Also noted are drunken driving talks, football squad theater outing, VFW officers installed, tax and assessment figures, and principals association meeting highlights.
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James A. Dowd
Hillside Rotary Club
Thomas E. Martin
Norman Sanford
John Mason
Paul «Orlesky
Hillside Local No. 70
PBA
Harry Rk. Vogel
Arthur T. Lee
Hillside High School
Mayfair
State Department
John A. Davenport
Hillside
V.F.W
Arthur L. Theurer
New Jersey
Elementary Principals’ Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
George H. Cowie, Jr
Harden- Looker
Pontiac Dealers View 1950 Models Presentation
About 700 Pontiac dealers and staff met at the Hotel Astor in New York to preview the 1950 models set for public display November 25. John Iseman and Melvern Woodburn represented Maxon Pontiac, with Van O Madigan and B A Kissman leading the briefing on merchandising and sales plans.
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Pontiac
Hotel Astor
New York
O’madigan
Kissam
Education placement office links 1000 students to 100 occupations
New Brunswick Rutgers students work while learning through the university placement office. Since fall, over 250 students found regular jobs fitting class schedules, including waiters, cashiers, tutors, carpenters, and entertainers. Howard B. Twitchell notes many move to full-time roles after graduation.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers University
The
State University
Aluminum
Howard B. Twitchell
Warren J. Kaps
Howard Twitchell
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Kaps
College of Arts and Sciences
Theft Reported by Tuscan Employee at Union Street
Acting spokesman for Joad Barreira of 750 North Union Avenue and Tony Fernandes of the same address reported to police Tuesday the theft of 150 in clothing 90 in cash and a watch Monday evening. Barreira unable to speak English. Clothes found in Newark and returned to Barreira.
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Joad Barreira
North Union Avenue
Tony Fernandes
Barreira
Union
Newark
Community Calendar Notes From Hillside Area Events
Local listings detail meetings and social events in Hillside and surrounding areas. Highlights include Omega Sigma Psi Sorority functions, the Hillside Presbyterian Church bazaar, School PTA activities, and a Township Committee gathering with several December dates. Police report a cash theft of 123.33 dollars and a 230 dollar check from Philip Gast’s dresser, with no entry signs.
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Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
George Washington ‘School
P.T.A
Union
Hillside B B'rith Women’s Chapter
Hillside
Christ the King
Hillside Scouters
Sigma Lambda Sorority
Liberty
IT i Community Association
Hillside Cha
Hadassah
Harden Locker School
Davenport Dill Post
W.elw
Philip Gast
Highland Avenue
Divorce Action Separates Mrs Madeline Young and Joseph Young
Mrs Madeline Young of 1253 Robert Street seeks a divorce on grounds of cruelty against Joseph Young. The case was referred to Advisory Master Nicholas A Tomasulo in Elizabeth. The couple married in Newark on November 21 1920 and have two emancipated children.
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Madeline Young
Robert Street
Joseph Young
Nicholas A.tomasulo
Elizabeth
Youngs
Newark
Emanuel—Gersten
Het
Man Sentenced for Disorderly Conduct in Cranford
Fred Thomas of 13 Buchanan Street Cranford received ten days in Union County Jail for disorderly conduct and panhandling. He was accused by Mrs Norman L Sanford wife of the police chief of 1430 Parkview Lane after attempting to seek aid from her on Monday.
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Fred Thomas
Buchanan Street
Cranford
Union County
Thomas S
Norman L. Sanford
Parkviewne
Lightning strikes Ther Robert Luckno car windshield wipers stolen
Robert Luckno of 1519 Liberty Avenue reported to police that his car windshield wiper blades were stolen for the third time in a week. The latest theft occurred between 7 and 8 p.m. Tuesday as the car was parked at the Dover and Liberty avenues corner.
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Robert Luckno
Liberty Avenue
Yestersday
Dover and
Liberty Avenues
Pattin Family Welcomes Daughter Deane Frances
Mr and Mrs Frank Pattin announce the birth of a daughter Deane Frances at St Barnabas Hospital Newark on September 30. Mrs Pattin is formerly Betty King of Highland Avenue. The couple also have a five year old son, John Wesley.
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Pattins
Frank Pattin
Puree Street
Deane Frances
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
Pattin
Betty King
Highland Avenue
John Wesley
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Taal
Burden-Looker School
Hillside B'nai B'rith ‘Lodge
Women's Progress Club
Mothers Circle
Junior Women's Club
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge
Board of Health
James A. Onbil
D. H. Doremus
J. P. Bradin
Mariet
Mayer Notary Public
U.S. Savings Bonds
Jersey City
Plainfield
Jersey City Terminal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
Hillside National Bank
Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Red Feather
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