Civil Rights Board Created and budget talks advance
The Civil Rights Board created thanks the municipal ambulance crew and Fire Chief August H Davies Jr lauds the Volunteer Emergency Squad for night shifts. A sympathy resolution for Paul Gustav is approved. An ordinance for a $4500 storm sewer on Montgomery street clears first reading with public hearings set for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Avenue
August H. Davies Jr
John B. Keenan
Newark
North Broad Street
Union County Council
Civil Service Association
Henry Johnson
Florence Avenue
Paul Gustav
Montgomery Street
Board of Improvement
Chestnut Avenue
Norman Street
Shelton Terrace
Paul Cohen
Wilder Street
Anthony Sazauskas
Buchanan Street
Bloy Elected President Of Municipal Clerks
Arlington town clerk and father of Mrs. Henrietta Spaeth was elected president of the Municipal Clerks. Mayor Kirkpatrick expressed pride over Bloy’s election and the committee’s role, and noted honors paid to Mrs. Trous dell. Bloy thanked clerks for support and praised Hillside officials attendance at sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Henrietta Spaeth
Kirkpatrick
Bloy
Trousdell
Crane Renamed To Park Commission
Robert C. Crane of 248 Bradford road took the oath as Union County Park Commission member in a courthouse ceremony with County Clerk Henry G. Nurt and Sheriff Alex C. Campbell. Crane, editor of the Elizabeth Daily Journal, has served since July 1950 and was reappointed for a five year term expiring November 7 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Crane
Bradford Road
Union County Park Commission
Henry G. Nurt
Crane
Park Commission
Alex C. Campbell
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Ouiet
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Lee H. Bristol
Bay Head
BIG Day For Israel Bonds House-to-House Solicitation
An executive meeting at Sinai Congregation set plans for a city-wide Israel Bonds BIG Day on Sunday December 14. at least 200 volunteers will contact every resident and report back to Sinai Congregation, designated as headquarters. General chairman is Benjamin S. Berkowitz. Attendees represented B'nai B'tith Lodge, Women's B'nai B'rith, Sinai Congregation, Sinai Sisterhood, Progress Club, Women's Progress Club, Hadassah Hillside Chapter, and allied individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Government
Sinai Congregation
Benjamin S. Berkowitz
B'nai B'tith Lodge
Herman Arlein
Women's
B'nai B'rith
Morris Levg
Edward Krowen
Samuel Graw
Sinai Sisterhood
Eliezer Cohen
Progress Club
Albert Seiden
Women’s Progress Club
Eugene Abramowitz
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Max Schuster
Alfred Moscowitz
Ambulance Squad Seeks Volunteers In Hillside NJ
A Hillside committee led by Eugene Ponzini launches a 24 hour ambulance volunteer drive. Residents receive letters with a reply blank to join or learn more. The squad currently covers 7 PM to 5 30 AM, with daytime support from the Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ponzini
Fire Department
Urges Plants Kee Accident Records
George Meredith of New Jersey Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Company advised Hillside Industrial Association members to keep accurate accident records, noting workmen's compensation rates are set by state authorities and adjusted frequently. He urged reviewing all compensation bills and cooperating with the Workmen's Compensation Bureau to screen chronic complainers, introduced by Harry A. Cooper. New members inducted included Walter Wahl, Joseph Hale, T. D. Kollman, and Albert B. Holz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meredith
New Jersey Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Company
Trenton
Hillside Industrial Association
Meredith
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Harry A. Cooper
Walter Wahl
General Tire Company
Joseph Hale
William Hale Coal Company
T. D. Kollman
B and H Heating Company
Albert B. Holz
Eagle Tool and Machinery
Labor Council Plans Member Drive and Bulletin
A Labor Education Council meeting at 1281 Liberty Avenue approved a membership drive. Letters will go to Hillside trades union members. William Starkey chairs the drafting. They also discussed a periodic labor bulletin and a thank you note to Commissioner-elect William Gural for TaftHartley interpretation. The next executive board meeting is Tuesday December 2 to plan the next membership meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Education Council
Raya Bernstein
Liberty Avenue
Hillside
William Starkey
William Gural
Plead Non-Valt In Munder Cork Case Linked To Berghorn
Nine alleged violations from September 2 to 18, 1952 involve the goose neck stack and new equipment installed under Berghorn supervision. Tumarkin reserved decisions on fines for these complaints along with four from October 1951 and five in September 1952 about the plant’s regular stack. Thomas Howarth testified the tested equipment eliminated steam from the goose neck stack with only minimal discharge from the main stack. Tumarkin stood in for Magnate Sidney Birnbaum who recused himself due to union representation for Mander employees Local 230 and 297 CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berghorn
Tumarkin
Thomas Howarth
Sidney Birnbaum
Union
Mander
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, Cio
Trade union notes urge exchanges and conference
Cooper reports Russell Donovan surveying members on Unionville exchange improvements and efforts for a Waverly exchange. He urges attendance at the Governor's Industrial Conference at the War Memorial Building in Trenton December 16 and 17. George Herman leads information. A luncheon club is formed to meet Fridays 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Give to Conquer Cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Deibold
Deibold
Albert B. Wiese
Adolph Gottsche Company
Cooper
Russell Donovan
Association
Unionville
War Memorial Building
Trenton
George Herman
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Winds Force Airport Planes to Flights Over Home Areas
After good weather, Newark Airport used priority flight areas for the first time since opening. Flights took off north over the Kearny meadows and arrived from the east over Newark Bay. NATCC reports seven complaints from Newark and Elizabethport and other areas during the period ending Saturday, with fifteen complaints in the following twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Airport
Kearny Meadows
Neark Bay
National Air Transport Coordinating Committee
Newark
Elizabethport
NATCC
Elizabeth
Weequahic Park
Yeyark
Hillside
Eastwest
Weequahic
Essex
Samuel Saiber
Legislative Investigating Committee
Kenneth C. Hand
Jewish Center Centered Plan Faces Public Comment on Newark Flights
Township officials report a Mayors Committee plan to survey residents about flights at Newark Airport after reopening. Citizens asked to log nuisance flights by time, altitude, and plane description for Mayor Kirkpatrick to review. A Hillcrest Jewish Center group forms to seek a suitable community space with a meeting set for December 4 at Irving Goldberg’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayors Committee
Newark Airport
Robert GC. Kirkpatrick
Rubin Ritz
Samuel Ehrenkrangz
Joseph Spielvogel
Manuel Davis
Irving Goldberg
Belleview Terrace
Hillside Chest Chairman Wins Oscar for 100 Percent Drive
Hillside’s Community Chest report shows $12,739.34 raised toward a $10,500 quota, with 121 percent achieved. Mrs. John Major, Hillside unit chair, received a best Oscar for 100 percent for the second year. Nationwide drive totals reach $412,336.19 with final hopes near $425,000 to $430,000, surpassing last year’s $411,363 though under the $603,424 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Red Feather
John Major
Hillside Unit
Sharp-eyed Cops Note Odd Plates
Two Newark men, Robert Russell and Richard Downey, were arrested Sunday for operating an unregistered vehicle with a 1951 license plate painted to resemble current tags. They were released in $25 bail each for arraignment before Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum on December 10. Police noted yellow paint over the gray plate markings on Hillside avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Birnbaum
Robert Russell
Lincoln Avenue
Newark
Richard Downey
Baker—street
Hillside
Vincent Moynihan
Robert Mason
Ball
Joseph Capezio
Sues for Permit to Finish Garage in Hillside
Arthur Gerber of 498 Westwood Road Union sues the Township of Hillside the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Building Inspector Charles Hanson in Superior Court to overturn a denial and to have a permit for a 79 percent finished garage warehouse on Route 29 at Lehigh Place reissued. The October 14 halt followed discovery of a seven foot setback versus the 35 foot requirement from a March 18 zoning amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gerber
Westwood Road
Union
Hillside
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Building
Charles Hanson
Lehigh Place
Gerber
Hanson
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Hillside Limes
Waverly
Buchanan
Electrical Products Corp
Hillside Times
Umber Mason
General Supply Company
Centennial Avenue
Cranford
N. J
Coe Ave
Gallard’s Mogieland
General
John Kopp
Williamson Ave
Call Waverly
Peseeeses
J. M. Harris
Matt-Rest
Liberty
Tropical Fish Center
Boxer
Hollywood Pet and Supply Co
Liberty Ave
Princeton Ave
Leo Hecht
Johns-Manville
Better Business Men's Bureau of Union
Pearse Construction Co
Salem Road
UNIL
Joseph A. Policastro
Tel
White Street
Cornice Ds
Piec Jones
Hasi Ave
Roselle
Chestnut Uy
Karl Abelhoer
Lom ‘Ve
Hillside Tel WA
Tleer
wverrer.Taxi Service
Long Avenue
Walter Warren
Jones Upholstering Co
Easton. Ave
Chestnut
Civil Rights Board
Israel
Eliza TL
SEY
George van Photo
Benjamin Berkowitz
Ella Moscowitz
Morris Levy
Samuel L. Graw
Jean Giordano
Sec
Thomas Street
New Jersey
Hillside, N. J
Labor Council
Munder Cork
Camwaverly
Winn ST A Ae Geen le Vie
the Hillside Times
North Broad St
Chest
Elizabeth Avenue ‘Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Avenue
Chancellor
Arthur Northwood
Preparatory Service
Wood’s Barber Shop
Maple Avenue
Sam’s Star Barber Shop
Mike
Blay Street
Johnnie’s Barber Shop
Mayfair
Barber Shop
N. Broad Street
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