Rail and trucking trade tensions spark call for fair competition
Lehigh Valley Railroad division freight head Joly J. Kiernan told Hillside Rotary that railroads favor competition among motor, air, rail, water and pipeline carriers. He countered trucking's push for strict LCC restrictions, arguing rates will not crush shippers and urging an end to unfair rules and the move to free competition.
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Joly J. Kiernan
Lehigh Valley Railraion
Hillside Rotary Club
Leslie R. Tichener, Jr
LCC
Kiernan
Rail and water transport inequality sparks call for reform
A speaker highlighted clear disparities in rates, regulations, and services among railroads, waterways, and trucking. He urged private carriers to gain freedom within non discriminatory limits to price services competitively. He noted Eisenhower formed a 1954 transport cabinet committee whose 1955 report prompted no action.
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Kiernan
Eisenhower
Hillside Servicemen Brindle Joins Submarine Fleet
Robert Go Brindle of Hillside, son of Mu and Saward Brindle, joined the U S Navy submarine service aboard the TSS at New London after graduating from Hillside High School. He reported aboard Tilmore from the submarine base, Atlantic Fleet, in Tome 136.
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Robert Go Brindle
JG Seon
USN
Mu AL Ae
Saward Brindle
Yigivenia Avenue
Ender
TSS
Howerd We Gill
Hillside High School
Brindle
Tilmore
U.S. Navy
New London
Conn Olpotyiehin
Bible Comment on Jesus Childhood Humanity and Growth
A brief reflection on the human aspects of Jesus early life. Luke depicts Jesus at age twelve in the Temple, showing wisdom, humility, and devotion to his Father. His return to Nazareth with Mary and Joseph emphasizes obedience and normal childhood within divine purpose.
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Jesus
Lairehood
Luke
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Bristol-Myers Association Marks Twentieth Anniversary Dance
Five hundred members and guests attended the Bristol-Myers Association twentieth anniversary dance at the Bristol-Myers Recreation Hall. Distinguished guests included members of the Diamond Glass Company softball team from Drexel Ferry, Pennsylvania, joining Bristol-Myers members. Earlier, Diamond Glass faced Bristol-Myers in a fifth softball game at the park.
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Bristol-Myers
Bristol- Myers
The
Dia
Mond Glass Compar
Ruyersford
Penn
Ther
Diamond Glass
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Feathered Friend
Puzzle clues listed across horizontal and vertical themes with variety of animal and object terms. Answers include birds mammals and common nouns, hinting at a standard newspaper crossword layout and themed entries. Some entries appear garbled or partially legible but reflect typical clue style from a periodical puzzle page.
Scrolls presented to living past presidents at annual meeting
John Holan and Karla Miller presided as scrolls were awarded to David Easton PMT Hundertinarl Herman Cohen Frederick Clemmensen Stephen Pida Milton Slaher Federici Scheitlin Donald Welch Charles Domina William Solosy Paul Pahvines and Lois Turner. Continuous music from Steve Michel and Jed Kaezer accompanied dancing while a buffet supper was served in the cafeteria at 41 pm.
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John Holan
Karla Miller
David Easton
Association
PMT
Steve Michel
Jed Kaezer
Pam
Balch completes advanced sales seminar at Liberty Mutual
Insurance salesman William P. Balch of 114 Con ant street completed an intensive two week sales seminar at Liberty Mutual’s Boston home office. He represents the company in the Orange area and was selected nationwide to study current mutual insurance developments. Balch joined in June 1956 after USC and Marine service from 1953 to 1955. Ronald Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Nat Wilson, enrolled in the senior class at Carteret School for Boys in West Orange, having attended Hillside High School.
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William P. Balch
Conant Street
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Boston
Balch
Orange
University of South Carolina
U.S. Marines
Ronald Wilson
Nat Wilson
Williamson, Avenue
Carteret School
Fir Goys
West Orange
Hillside High School
Hillside Local Chest Campaign Set To Raise $15200
Hillside assigns a fall Community Chest quota of 15200 for Eastern Union County supporting 25 health agencies. Last year’s drive raised 14459. overall goal for five town effort is 50000. Bennett Pringle chairs Hillside drive. residential phase kicks off with a dinner Monday at Building, and industrial and commercial sectors begin solicitation in Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle and Roselle Park.
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Hillside
Union County
Bennett Pringle
Tfailside
Elizabeth
Tillside
Tinden
Roselle
Roselle Park
Louis J. Hess
Grepe Gopgin
Chest
Headsquarters
Ray Bogton
Jess, Pringle
Joseph Binloth
Harvey Ponce
Sidney Silvers
Funeral for Mrs Ella Otfara Smith in Elizabeth
Funeral services were conducted September 20 at Growney Funeral Home for Mrs Ella Otfara Smith of 1289 Avy Street Gold Star Mother who died September 6 at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Elizabeth A Solemn High Mass at Christ the King Church with Ladies Auxiliary Harden Looker Post 50 American Legion assisting Interment Holy Sepulcher Cemetery East Orange She was 70 born in Ireland resided Hillside 35 years a communicant of Christ the King Church member of Rosary Society Legion Auxiliary ward and John of Hillside and Thomas of Linden a daughter Mrs Melon Stoltz Hillside address a sister Mrs Catherine McGoldrick of Brooklyn a brother John O'Hara of New York City five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Growney Funeral Home
North Broad Street
Ella Otfaramith
Avy Street
Gold Star
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Elizabeth
Christ the King Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Harden- Looker
American Legion
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
East Orange
Smith
Ireland
Hillside
Rosary Society
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ward and John
Thomas
Linden
Melon Stoltz Sf
Hillside Wdress
Catherine McGoldrick
Brooklyn
John O'Hara
New York City
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