Promotion Rites Draw Crowd At Belleville Ceremony
A capacity audience of about 600 attended Monday night for the promotion ceremonies of 13 members from the Police and Fire Departments held at Abram P. Morris School. Mayor Malone and Public Safety Director Sullivan led the event with remarks praising civil service ratings and morale.
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Joh M. Malone
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Harry J. Sullivan
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State Department of Law and Public Safety
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Hillside promotes police fire leaders amid large ceremony
A large turnout celebrated a police and fire department promotion ceremony in Hillside with heartfelt applause and speeches honoring longtime service. The event followed by four local house parties and linked to the community expressing pride in its “finest.”
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Hillside
Worts
Lothoke
Pride of the Farm Tomatoes at Ten Cents Each?
Farmers offer Pride of the Farm tomatoes in 16 oz cans at 10 for $1 and Armour's Evaporated Milk in tall cans at 9 for $1, signaling a double-value grocery sale.
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Pride OF the Farm
Armour
Democratic Performance Is Falling Short, King Charges
Democratic candidates for the township committee run on a record King says does not match promises. Republican Raymond R. Hug, candidate for the two year term, cites failures and promises of economy and government reform, noting higher taxes and delayed plumbing code revisions. King urges party unity and criticizes Democratic control while praising Republican organizers and local club support.
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Italian Daughters Install Officers at Hillside Hall
The Italian Daughters held a meeting at Polish Americas Hall in Hillside to install officers for the coming term. Officers include President Miss Angelo DiBuoni and Treasurer Mrs Carmen Perrigna, with various committees named and plans for a mystery bus ride on Saturday November 6. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 1 at 8:00.
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Joseph A. Polycastro
Carmen Perrigna
tWemsilver
Frank Alvilo
George Tuzzolmno
Sergean
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Buck Cordeyo
Arraignment set for Hillside bookmaking suspect Hollander
Hyman Hollander a 44 year old resident of 239 Williamson Avenue will be arraigned tonight before Magistrate Sidney Rirnbaum on a bookmaking charge. He was arrested Saturday afternoon at his home and released on $10,000 bail after police confiscated 75 to 100 betting slips and two extension telephones. Police estimate weekly bets of $5,000 to $10,000. Hollander, proprietor of a Newark tavern, has a prior years old bookmaking arrest in Elizabeth.
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Sidney Rirnbaum
Hollander
Paul F. Korlesky
Charles Grant
Walter Steib
Robert Mason
Korlesky
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D. Russell Movs
Frank Enelehat
Couty
Grant
Kovlesky
Holland
Newark
Hillside
Winfield Scott
Elizabeth
Mundet Cork begins dump disposal to end town Cork problem
Mundet Cork Corp will dump waste cork daily rather than burn it after a conference with township officials. Six to seven wheelloads of coarse cork will be buried in a disposal area in Elizabeth Meadows beneath garbage to prevent surface ash. About 24 truckloads of fine cork will still be burned with complete combustion, leaving no trace.
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New Deadlines For The Times Publication Schedule
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Flood Control Plan Considered Despite Costs
A proposed flood control project along the Elisabeth River was discussed amid concerns over high costs and required assistance from authorities. The plan would create a dedicated authority for the river area, with trenching and walling work expected to extend to the roadway and address a sharp decline. The committee supported severance payments to police and fire department members while Township Attorney Adele Braytan urged that the shared ordinance governing both departments may be valid after a ruling.
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Independent Citizens Group Formed in Hillside
A new Independent Citizens Committee was announced to back local candidates in Hillside. The group unites Republicans and independents to support Poller Commissioner Henry Goldhor, Road Commissioner William Dy Buono, Planning Board Member Adolph Winston, and Tax Collector Join Pazar. Chairman Charles J. Kiernan, a longtime Hillside resident and educator, leads the panel.
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Adolph Winston
Pazar
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Banks Street
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Manhattan College
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Bnai Brith Plans Annual Candidates Forum at Hillside Lodge
Bnai Brith Hillside Lodge 114 will host its annual candidates forum during its regular meeting on Thursday evening October 21 at Siam Congregation, Maple Avenue. Lawrence Levitis and Archibald Alexander will represent major party candidates for US Senate and other races, with strong turnout expected as citizens hear from Democrats and Republicans.
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Biwi Baath
Siam Gongregation
Maple Avenue
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Charles Howell
Clifford P Case
Tudge
Max Schleifer
Hillside Junior Woman's Club Plans Meeting at Home
The Hillside Junior Woman's Club board met at president Mrs. Doris Davis home at 145 Williamson Avenue to finalize plans. The meeting is set for Thursday October 12 at Maple Hall where ten members will be introduced. A new merchandise club has been named.
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Woman's Club
Hillside
Doris Davis
Williamson Avenue
Pam
Maple Hall
Entomology Clinic Draws Jersey Pest Pros at Rutgers
Two local residents joined about fifty New Jersey members and guests at Rutgers University for a four day entomology clinic as part of the New Jersey Pest Central Association educational program. Among the Hillside exterminators taking part were Nat Gold and Abe Chaenack. Partly cloudy and cooler today.
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