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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1951
Page
5
Democratic candidate Henry Goldhrd urges the Republican committee to keep police and fire departments out of politics. He blames delayed appointments on Republican inaction and says exams were rushed as an election nears.
In a charge against the Republican organization Township officials criticize a burst of police and fire department appointments amid a political campaign. They accuse officials of exploiting official power to aid Republican candidates by making ten new appointments to boost their fortunes.
Cub Pack 196 will hold its first meeting at George Washington School on Thursday October 4 at 7 am Enrollment of new Cubs will be part of the program The pack is led by Sol Soreka with Willian Krau blatt Thomas Roy Seymour Frucht erman William Beloff as assistants and Raymond Brennan as cub master Den Mathers are chaired by Mrs Helen Soroka with a long list of staff including Mrs Shir ley Gutentag Mrs Lillian Kurtzman Mrs Gloria Martucci Mrs Burnice Katz Mrs Rose Jaffee Mrs Clara Jacobs Mrs Betty Lubin Mrs Henrietta Fabricant Mrs Lan Klemmarn Mrs Sarah Levine Mrs S Kotler and Mrs D Larzleer
Cpl. Robert P. Carey of Hillside New Jersey has been released from active duty after a year in the Marines under a Marine Corps release program begun last June. Carey served in the Navy from 1945 to 1946 and joined the Marines in 1947. He worked as a motor transport supply clerk with the Second Marine Division. His wife is the former Miss Ins J Cream of Wilmington North Carolina.
Police report two auto sales firms hit last weekend with thefts of auto accessories. Allan Bergman of Chapel Auto Sales reported $76 in items stolen on Friday night or Saturday morning. Mayfair Auto Sales suffered $86.25 in goods, including a radio and clock, taken Saturday night or Sunday.
Stephen N. Buchanan founder and director of research at Buchanan Electrical Products Corp spoke at the International Association of Electrical Inspectors Eastern Section convention at the Claridge Hotel Atlantic City. His talk covered Elimination of Human Error Failures in Wire Splicing and he serves on the New Jersey chapter executive committee.
Governor Alfred E Driscoll will be the guest speaker at the Union County Federation of Republican Women dinner at the Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Elizabeth on Monday October 29 at 6 20 p m A reception will follow and all Republican candidates for November have been invited Miss Mary C Kanane Special Deputy Surrogate is dinner chairman.
Ross Bartolotta of the Good Government Association commends Hillside residents who registered for the November 6 election. He notes strong work in the 7th 8th 10th and 12th districts as plans for a large open house rally gather at 1292 Bright Street. The rally honors John Malone Henry Goldhor Florence Dwyer and John Banyasz, all local candidates.
James L. Macwithey becomes special assistant to the Director of Public Relations at Bristol-Myers in New York. The Newark native and former Rubberset executive will focus on plant and community affairs in New Jersey where Bristol-Myers has four divisions. He serves on East Orange City Council and Chamber of Commerce and leads the New Jersey Automobile Dealers Association.
Over 250 people attended an open house and rally at Zatko's on Yale avenue. The event, sponsored by the campaign committee for Township Committee candidates John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor, featured Mary Murphy announcing her candidacy for Freeholder and praising the election spirit.
Joseph T. Sharkey, candidate for Assembly, praised the group’s efforts to urged complete registration. The gathering included Ruth Donnelly postmistress, Tax Collector Frank Ninesling, Emanuel Gersten, Phil Daggett and Philip M. Peck.
John M. Malone a Democratic candidate for Township Committee accuses Arnold H. McClow a Republican of willful interference with official plans on the local water question and says reports could be disclosed by the Republican majority if they deem it wise. Malone claims the committee is pursuing a careful, full investigation before negotiations.
Township debate over Elizabethtown Water Company facilities and potential sale continues as officials keep reports private to aid negotiations on price and plumbing upgrades. Critics allege obstructed inquiry while engineers urge controlled disclosures during examinations of soft water options and rate impacts.
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