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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
9
The Hillside Times announces subscription prices of 3.50 dollars per year within the United States and 8 cents per issue, with Canada and foreign postage added. Communications are accepted but anonymous letters may be rejected. editor and business details are listed.
Police attribute two crashes near the Hill side line to drivers momentarily taking their eyes off the road. In the Pennsylvania fatality a tractor trailer jackknifed, crushing a car and a truck cab toppled onto the divider. A motorist sustained injuries the next day while distracted by the earlier incident.
A column argues for strict enforcement on Route 22 and similar roads citing accidents from careless driving. Police officials call to lower truck speed relative to cars and impose harsher penalties for reckless behavior to curb highway carnage.
A Hillside area note lists Thanksgiving services PTA and club meetings, Community Orchestra rehearsals and dances, and December dates for Hillside and Saybrook groups. It mentions School P T A gatherings, Women's groups, and a Khoda honor society selection at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken.
Russell C. Tiuvhes, president of the Hughes Corporation, announced Charles TI Rohrlich of Hillside New Jersey has joined as vice president and will handle finance management and customer relations. Rohrlich formerly served eleven years as treasurer and business manager of Reporter Publications Inc publishers of Gen ry and American Fabrics. He will be in the Hughes headquarters at 11 West 35th Street New York City. The Hughes Corporation operates five plants in Stroudsburg Lancaster Philadelphia Orange and Bristol with about 2500 craftsmen producing over 300 publications.
William V Tomasow of 160 Silver Avenue is among 104 freshmen enrolled in Union Junior College Cranford's evening session. He, Hillside High School graduate, majors in business administration. Four Hillside residents participate in Blood Wedding at Rutgers Newark Mummers group.
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