Hillside Times publication notice and rates
Entered as secondless matter in January 41 1926 at the Elizabeth New Jersey post office under the Act of March 8 1879. Printed and published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein business manager Robert Kaplan editor. Subscriptions $2.50 yearly and 5 cents per copy. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communications welcome with name and address. anonymous letters will not be published.
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Elizabeth
New Jersey
North Broad Street
Hillside
Hillside Times
Sidney Silverstein
Robert Kaplan
TIMES
United States
Canada
The
Department of Public Utilities Board of Public Utility Commissioners
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Broad Street
Newark
A Decisive Difference in Communist Party Threats
The article discusses Justice Robert H. Jackson's Taft-Hartley ruling test case on banning Communist party officers. It outlines five distinguishing Communist traits: minority seizure of power, foreign domination, violent methods, labor-movement control, and every member acting as an agent for the program, arguing this signals a dangerous foreign allegiance to the U.S. government.
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Communist Party
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Jackson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
United States
Kremlin
Hillside Township notes and election efforts highlighted
In the Times Past column, three weeks before the general election Republican factions unite for Hillside Township Committee. Public Service Co-Ordinated Transportation expands its New York route to Hillside. School architects discuss a 10 room building while PTA weighs double sessions. Lions Club joins nationwide drive for Basic Confidence Week. Also reported: town debt limit concerns, jury notices, and local real estate ads.
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Ey H. Weston
James A
Unitedublican
Public Service
York
Hillside
Ans
Jacob Jd. Jr
Board of Education
Build& Committee
Highchool Pta
Lions Club of
Lions Clubs
United States
Canada
Hillside Avenue
Chesut Avenue
Bloy Street
Serv Ice Tobacco Co
Northad Street
New Social Security Rules Extend Cover to Household Workers
The amended law will cover regular household workers such as cooks and maids starting January 1951, affecting about 4150 workers. Employers must file quarterly wage reports and pay a three percent tax on cash wages, split between the worker and employer, with eligibility tied to a 24 day, $50 wage minimum. Workers should obtain or update Social Security cards before January 1, 1951.
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W Union
Somerset County Social Security Office
Old Age and Survivors Insurance Bureau
Department of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Household workers gain Social Security eligibility in new law
The article explains that workers in private households become eligible for old age and survivors insurance under the new Social Security act starting January. It invites readers to call Social Security for details on how provisions affect them and previews a future piece on wartime service personnel.
Junior Women's Officer Resigns in Hillside Club
Mrs Clifford Roberts of 145 Williamson avenue resigned Monday October 2 as president of the Junior Woman's Club of Hillside. She was succeeded by Mrs Elroy Mesz of 42 Bailey avenue. The resignation was presented at an executive board meeting at the home of Mrs Stanley Davis of 145 Williamson avenue. Miss Kay Sudam outlined steps to revise the club's constitution. A theatre party was tentatively planned for a Monday or Tuesday evening later in the month. Miss Ruth Schults was appointed chairman of the dress club. Tuesday night a representative of the New Jersey Commission for the Blind spoke at the regular meeting at the office building Summer and Maple avenues.
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Clifford Roberts
Williamson Avenue
Hillside
Elroy Mesz
Bailey Avenue
Stanley Davis
Kay Sudam
Fifth District
Ruth Schults
New Jersey Commission For the Blind
Summer and
Maple Avenues
Health Talk Opens Washington P.T.A Meeting
The George Washington School P T A opened its meeting Monday October 2 with a talk on health and development of children. Speakers were Dr. E J Moress Dr M M Fischler Dr F H Rover and Mrs N Gulick all from Hillside school system. Mrs William Zupnik past president spoke on parenthood.
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George Washington
P T.A
E. J. Moress
M. M. Fischler
F. H. Rover
N. Gulick
R.N
Hillside School System
William Zupnik
Parenthood
Hillside Ave PTA to Open Season with New Meeting
Hillside Avenue School P T A held a board session announcing the first meeting of the season on the coming Wednesday. Teachers, board members, and safety patrol will be introduced. Budget chairmen reported four members attended a United Nations session last week and another excursion is planned. A Brownie course will form a new troop under P T A sponsorship.
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Hillside Avenue
P.T.A
S. Hership
Wiliam Altschule
United Nations
H. Malmgreen
Models At Show Of Medical Auxiliary
Mrs. Wiliam Wuester of 240 Exeter Way served as a model at a fashion show by the Woman's Auxiliary to the Union County Medical Society on October 2 at the Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. Models were selected from Auxiliary members.
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Wiliam Wuester
Exeter Way
Woman's Auxiliary
Union County Medical Society
Winfield Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
St Catherine's School Fund Heads Announced
John Link named chairman of the St Catherine's School fundraising drive announced by Rev John J Finnerty pastor. Trustees aiding include John A Conlin and Francis Brisson along with Holy Name Society officers and guard of honor ushers. Construction planned as one story brick steel design serving parish families.
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John Link
St. Catherine's School
John J. Finnerty
John A. Conlin
Francis Brisson
Guard of Honor
Holy Name Society
St. Catherine’s Parish
Parcel description in Newark bounded by Hillside and Maple
A property area bounded by Hillside and Maple avenues the Newark city line the Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley railroads North Avenue and the Elizabeth River is described.
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Hillside
Elizabeth
Maple Avenues
Newark City
Pennsylvania and
Lehigh Valley
North Avenue
Elizabeth River
Elizabeth Kiwanis Hear Dr Brody on Vision Facts
Dr Harry M Brody an optometrist of 85 Williamson Avenue will address the Elizabeth Kiwanis on Thursday October 12 at the Winfield Scott Hotel Elizabeth. The talk titled Interesting Facts about Eyes and Vision will cover eye health and vision topics.
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Harry M. Brody
Williamson Avenue
Elizabeth Kiwanians
Winfield-Scott Hotel
Elizabeth
Knights of Columbus Council Sponsors Local Event
The Rev Thomas F Canty Council No 3197 in Hillside New Jersey sponsors a community event noting Knights of Columbus support and local affiliation.
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Rev
Thomas F. Canty
Knights of Columbus
Hillside, N. J
Knights OF Columbus Religious Information Bureau
Mass in Multilingual Tokyo Draws Shared Reverence
A Sunday Mass in Tokyo unites a diverse congregation including Japanese, English, French and Portuguese speakers. The priest, lacking an assistant, is helped by a burly parishioner who recalls serving in a familiar Latin liturgy. The piece notes Latin as the universal Mass language and offers a pamphlet about the Mass from St. Louis, Missouri.
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Hillside B.B.C
Hillside Bowling Academy
Kenneth H. Bothwell
George Washington School
New Jersey Schoolmasters Club
Walter R. Darby
Agnes C. McEntee
Prospect Street
Daniel A. Fernandes
Beechwood Place
Emil M. Peterson
Clark Street
Erma M. Hagaman
Charles E. Ayres
William A. Bourdon
Walter L. Hetfield
Theresa M. Bensen
Shadow Capitol
Union Station
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Jashington
BY Leonard F. Sawvel
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor. Bloy St
William Hale Coal Co
Liberty Ave
Mnionville
Irving Brody
Optometrists
Williamson Ave
Halsey Street
N. J Market
Washington
Hillside Ave. Pta
St. Catherine’s
Public Utility Commission
Trenton
Bell Telephone Company
Compher
ESSO
Advance Brake & Clutch Co
Elizabeth Ave
Meeker Newark
N. J. WaAverly
Millerkin’s
Maple Ave
Chancellor Ave
Infants and Children’s Wear
S. Silverstein
Adv
Mgr
U.S
Elizabeth Kiwanis
Brody
Ing
Tokyo
Cosmo
O'Malley
Buc
Cherise
Ularly
Supreme Council
Lindell Blvd
ST. Louis
General Auto
Hillside Auto Top
Seat Cover Co
Pat McGarrigle
Union Camera Exchange
Kodak - Graflex
Bell & Howell - Revere
Stuyvesant Ave
Union UN
Corsetieres
Applebaum
Prince St
Newark, N. J
D. Pashman
Mittleman Bros
Quality Bakers
School of Dancing
N. Broad ST
Mayfair Theatre
Wally Tomy
White St
Delaware Valley
Cor
King St
Elisabeth
Reeorreriie Furriers
Hillside Loan CO
No. Broad St
Fogel - Klein
Zenith
Camera Exchange
Morris Ave. Elizabeth
Furs, Inc
Elo’s
Kathryn A. Keller
General Insurance
WaAverly
Hillside Realty
Howard J. Bloy
Realter
N. J
Singer Sewing Center
Union
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