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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1950

Page

3

Union County Veterans oppose UN flag precedence resolution

The Union County Veterans of Foreign Wars adopts a resolution criticizing efforts to place the United Nations flag and anthem above the U.S. flag and national anthem. Victor Helle is commander and Walter Howell adjutant of the council. The measure denounces a movement tied to a pledge to the United Nations and related cultural initiatives.

United Nations Union County Council Veterans of Foreign Wars Victor Helle Walter Howell Council United States

Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks inquiry over banners and pledges

The document argues no flag or nation may outrank the U S flag and anthem. It calls for a national Department investigation of VFW membership of Rolfe La mer Hunt editor of The Phi Delta Kappa and Rulon Armstrong Jones of San Bernardino, with possible lifelong membership revocation.

United Nations Rolfe Lanier Hunt Phi Delta Kappan Rolfe Lanier Rulon Armstrong Jones Rulon Jones Publishing Co Acacia Ave San Bernardino California Union County Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Inc United States National Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Veterans of Foreign War Foreign Service National Department Rolfe Lamer Hunt the Phi Delta Kappan

Two Residents Cast In Musical Ship Ajay

Barney Golden and Ted Mandl will appear in a musical comedy revue Ship Ajay at the Jewish Community Center Newark. The forty member cast will be judged by the Moss Hart Award committee Patrick Doyle Frieda Lippel and Mrs. Joseph Lerner. Curtain is 8 30 p m with dancing after the show.

Barney Golden Plymouth Road Ted Mandl Conklin Avenue

Township Notes House for Sale Ad Shows Broker Contact

Quick sale listing announces Theresa M. Bensen as broker at WA 6-4249 with contact for immediate results.

Theresa M. Bensen

Radio Station Partners With New York Public Schools on Weather Closings

Public Schools of Hillside will join WNYC and WNBC in a joint emergency closing plan announced by Dr Wayne T Bra nom and Ted Cott. Skitch Henderson will relay the alerts on his early morning show from 6 to 8 30 a m. Principals enroll by letter to Henderson c o WNBC and receive a studio number and a code word to protect against fraudulent calls.

Radio Station New York Hillside WNYC Wayne T. Branom Ted Cott WNBC Skitch Henderson c/o

Book Week Celebration at Hurden-Looker School

Hurden-Looker School marked Book Week with a fourth grade play by Miss Lena’s class. The scenes extol reading’s joys over television, with numerous named characters from Tom Sawyer to Cinderella and Pushmi Pullyu. Parents and younger siblings attended as special guests.

Hurden-Laker Lena Cowboy Tommy James Jenkins Squire Ronald DiBella Ameliaranne Patricia Hogan Josephine Mildred Vacula DeLittle John Albrecht Dab the Duck Arthur Scholl Pushmi Pullyu Robert Hodavance William Ivans Cinderella Camille Carroccia Maryann Winuis Raymond Richkus Baker George de Santo Rosalie Valenti Helen Smith Barbara Lott Jo Ann Trancese Tom Sawyer Ronald Barlok Huck Finn William Burns Jeanette Garcia Bonnie Reich Patricia la Gregor Jean Michel Joyce Kuchinski Allen Zemanovic Walter Szymanski Jeannette Weller Patricia Malcolm Lenard Ford Eugene Parochniak

Driver Loses Control Hits Barrel in Street Crash

William H. Knapp age 18 of 211 Hollywood Avenue sustained facial lacerations at Public Service Police on Long and Pennsylvania avenues after his car struck a street barrel. He was treated at AlexIan Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth. Vehicle towed to Veteran's Garage. damage estimate not given.

William H. Knapp Hollywood Avenue Alexian Brothers Hospital Elizabeth Long Pennsylvania Avenues Knapp Veteran's Garage

Thanksgiving programs brighten local schools

Schools across the area held Thanksgiving activities this week. Harden-Looker pupils worked on projects about the meaning and origin of Thanksgiving. Calvin Coolidge School grades 1 and 2 performed The First Thanksgiving, while kindergartners offered Indian music and a war dance. Upper grades held a unison song assembly led by Michael Chaismar.

Ches Harden-Looker Calvin Coolidge Michael Chaismar

Hillside Avenue School eighth graders stage Coun fer play

L and Donald Zimmerman led opening exercises as Gregory de Santis played an accordion solo titled Golden Waltz. Mrs. Phyllis Brogan's eighth grade class presented Coun fer with a cast including Sheila Schnur Marvin Epstein Robert Schuster Dorothy Gudat Joy Karetnick Gail Malmgreen Fred Tressler Karen Schulman Marvin KaleKEY and others. Evelyn Gillet announced and Marjorie Levitan Judy Arcyne performed ten piano solos as Catherine Ashley led community singing.

Donald Zimmerman Gregory de Santis Phyllis Brogan Hillside Avenue Sheila Schnur Marvin Epstein Robert Schuster Timothy Dorothy Gudat Gail Malmgreen Fred Tressler Karen Schulman Marvin Kalekey Evelyn Gillet Marjorie Levitan Judy Arcyne Catherine Ashley

Firearms Safety Talk Aids Legion Post Membership Drive

Jules Marron of the State Fish and Game Commission explained proper and safe use of firearms to Harden-Locker Post 50, American Legion, with motion pictures at the V.F.W. hall. The event supported a membership drive led by Daniel W. Leib who was tasked to secure the membership locomotive from Connecticut Farms Post 34. David G. Chaddon and Arthur A. Brittman were inducted as post members. Walter Howell became Christmas party chairman for December 21.

Harden-Locker Post 50 American Legion Jules Marron State Fish and Game Commission Department of Conservation and Economic Development V.F.W. Hall Daniel W. Leib Connecticut Farms Post David G. Chaddon Arthur A. Brittman

Your New Social Security Protections for Dependent Spouses

In the amended Social Security law a dependent husband now qualifies for old age and survivors insurance payments like the dependent wife. To claim, he must be 65 or older, live with the woman worker, have at least half of his support provided by her, and be married to her for at least three years. Benefits equal half of the woman's payment. they stop if the marriage ends or if he becomes eligible for full benefits, or if either party dies. The article notes a forthcoming piece on Mothers Insurance Benefits.

Progress Club inspires Hillside children through window painting

A Hillside Times letter from Mrs. Adele Lisk thanks the Progress Club for a window painting program that engaged her several children and spurred them to pursue further communal activities.

Hillside Times Progress Club of Hillside Adele Lisk

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