New Jersey Observes Handicapped Employment Week
Governor Driscoll proclaims October 5 to 11 as New Jersey Employ The Physically Handicapped Week. Mayor Kirkpatrick echoes the call. Paul A. Kinner of 946 Salem Avenue chairs Rehabilitation Employment of the American Legion, Department of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Driscoll
New Jersey
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Paul A. Kinner
Salem Avenue
American Legion
Department of New Jersey
Campaign to Aid Veterans Opens Eighth Annual Drive
Governor urges leaders of industry unions and civic groups to back the New Jersey Employment Service and the New Jersey Employment Service to rehabilitate and place physically handicapped veterans in self supporting jobs. Also notes invitations, meetings, and a 1952 ownership statement for the Hillside Times.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Employment Service
F Red
Grace E. Sutton
Willard Sutton
Wolf Place
Wagner College
Staten Island
N. Y
Hillside Times
Elizabeth
N. J
Hillside Times Publishing Co
Broad St
Hillside
Robert Kaplan
Hillside, N. J
Sidney Silverstein
Hillside N. J
Young swimmer Schnabel wins relay at Union County meet
Donald Schnabel 16, son of Township Committeeman and Mrs. Harry Schnabel, won 50 yard freestyle and backstroke for Elizabeth Y M C A in the Union County Swimming Championship at Rahway pool. Jack Z Keyce elected commander of Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion. Hearns Department Store Newark j hosts gala preview with orchestra and flowers as invited guests tour modern premises. Walter S Lindsley Jr of 144 Cee avenue takes New Jersey bar exam. Polish American Club marks George Washington bicentennial. Lt Colonel Girard L McEntee U S Army officer listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Schnabel
Harry Schnabel
Elizabeth Y.M.C.A
Union County
Rahway Pool
Jack Z. Keyce
Harden-Looker
American Legion
Hearns Department Store
Newark
Hollywood
Walter S. Lindsley Jr
Cee Avenue
New Jersey
George Washington Subjectled Polish Aide Pulaski Talk Featured
Over 30 years commissioned service speaker addressed the audience on George Washington and his Polish aide Pulaski. The Young People's Society of Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church held an Echo Lake outing with football baseball and toasted snacks. The Junior Woman's Club staged a fashion show at the Masonic Building showcasing sport and afternoon to evening wear. The Marx Brothers performed Horsefeathers at the May Fair Theater. Christ the King Church Holy Name Society prepared final rally and parade arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Pulaski
Young People’s Society
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Echo Lake
Masonic Building
Mayfair Theater
Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church
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Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
Regent Theatre
James A. Oneil
Hillside National Bank
Elizabeth Iron Works
Green Lane
Union
Harry Diamond
Dorothy Wiechell
Cleveland Avenue
N. Broad St
Conant St
Looker St
Hillside, NJ
Mort- Bees
Perso
Jean K. Lloyd
A Or
Koster
Cade
State Highway Department
Parkway
Garden State Parkway
N. J. Highway Authority
Girard L. McEntee
U. S. Army
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
United
A-C Supply Co., Inc
Bristol-Myers Company
the Cooper Alloy Foundry Co
Edgcomb-Steel Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
The
Heil Company
Ironbound Box & Lumber Co
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corp
Mander Cork Corp
Paramount Products Co., Inc
Public Service Tobacco Co
Schacht Steel Const., Inc
Sun Tube Corporation
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
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