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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1950

Page

9

Hillside Cines Publication Details and Contact

The Hillside Times published weekly from Hillside New Jersey with mailing address 1443 North Broad Street and editors Sidney Silverstein and Robert Kaplan. Subscription rates are 2.50 per year, 5 cents per issue, with postage added for Canada and foreign countries.

Elizabeth New Jersey North Broad Street Hillside Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan Vsesesaveeseenens Telephone Waverly TIMES United States Canada The

Soviet propaganda on America exposed in American Mercury piece

The excerpt critiques how Soviet sources portray the United States, citing claims that Disney is reactionary and crime is rising due to police, along with broad attacks on American press and business. It notes the Kremlin’s campaign to shape opinion, naming figures like Walter Lippman, Dorothy Thompson, and Upton Sinclair as examples. The piece questions how many Russians actually believe such depictions.

America Mercury Loui J. Herman Kremlin Walt Disney Hollywood Americans Mr. Herman The New Times United States Time Newsweek New York Times and Herald Tribune National Press Club Washington Wall Street CIO AFL William Green Walter Lippman Dorothy Thompson Upton Sinclair

School board weighs using surplus to ease pay cuts

The Board of Education discussed using a surplus to partially restore pay cuts amid low teacher morale. Two Community Basketball Leagues with eight teams formed. Hillside National Bank applied for a permit to build a gasoline station at the northwest corner of North Brea Street and Hillside Avenue, and the Township Committee granted it.

Board of Education Hillside National Bank For North Brea Street Hillside Avenue

Parent-Teacher Meeting At George Washington School

Mrs. Nancy Markson sixth grade teacher held a gathering with the parents of her pupils last week. The aim was to strengthen home school links and discuss issues affecting that age group. Plans for future parent study and work groups were discussed.

George Washington School Nancy Markson

Heroic Chaplains Of World War II Inspire Gift To Lutheran Hospital

The Greater Newark B'nai B'rith Youth Organization presented an Adam Rogers arm board to Lutheran Memorial Hospital for operating room use. Funds from a previous charity dance funded the device to aid blood transfusions and IV injections. A bronze plaque will memorialize the gift. Also reported: eleven window frames and a grey step-ladder were stolen from new Hillside Avenue homes valued at 118 dollars.

Lutheran Hospital Dorchester Newark Lutheran Memorial Hospital Greater Newark B'nai B'rith Essex House Adam Rogers Lutheran Memorial Robert M. Schnitzer Hillside A.Z.A Deborah B'nai B'rith Audrey Mayer Field Place Joan, Lilien Clark Street Ira Kornblut 326 Field Place Bob Hillside Avenue Stanley Terrace Isak Lowenstein West 176Th Street New York City

East Orange Woman Breaks Leg After Fall at Home

Mrs Louise Hall aged 70 of 18 North 2st street East Orange underwent surgery at Elizabeth General Hospital Friday for a leg fracture after slipping on steps at 310 Trinity place Wednesday afternoon.

Louise Hall North 2St Street East Orange Elizabeth General Hospital Mildred Collins Trinity Place

Scooter bike fire blamed on short circuit

A scooter bike owned by Elizabeth Keller at 1413 Bond Street ignited Thursday afternoon at the corner of Bond Street and Hillside Avenue. Firefighters from Engine Company 3 responded. damage amount not yet estimated.

Elizabeth Keller Bond Street Hillside Avenue Engine Company 3

Former Governor Moore attends Hillside church anniversary

Ten year anniversary events feature A Harry Moore at Hillside Presbyterian Church with a Red Cross flag raised at the Municipal Building marking Hillside as Elizabethtown Red Cross unit leader.

A. Harry Moore Hillside Presbyterian Church Board of Health Mander Cork Works Bloy Street Hillside Elizabethtown The Red

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