Meyner urges two party system in New Jersey
Governor Meyner, addressing a crowded county Democratic rally, attacks what he calls basement government and a deliberately partisan GOP Senate and Assembly. He praises open discussion, cites cabinet breadth, and urges voters to back Democratic self government and reforms.
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Meyner
Nytion
Ites Public Service
Lee Meynty
Genesyl
Fe Soterréq
Nuirient
Elf
New Jersey
Idate Parkway
Senate
Assembly
Dewar
Rainbow rummage sale details at Ellenbern venue
Wittide Assembly 29 of the Order of the Owls for Girls hosts a rummage sale on Saturday October 22 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at 100 First Letter Ellenbern. Proceeds support group activities and community projects.
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Rainbow
Wittide “Assembly
Ellenbern
Democratic Rally Draws Huge Throng in War Memorial
A thousand strong crowd braved bad weather for a countywide Democratic rally and beauty contest at the War Memorial Building. Miss Jour McClay, 25, of Summit Wis, crowned Miss Union County, judged by Congressman Harrison A Wallums Jr. The event featured a public drawing of dance partners for candidates, with Governor’s party guests and local officials in attendance.
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War Memorial
Brunet
Jour McClay
Sumnat Place
Summit
Wis
Union County
McClay
Vogue Magazine
Harrison A. Wallums, Jr
Robert L. Kaplan
Thhe Tillsideemocratic Cub
Insteadacre
Samuel Ehrenkranz
Rally Chational
Henry Gold Jhor
Nonwsu
Wibiskeu Gay
Hubert B. Meyier
Margaret Weeks
Schley Street
George P. Doty, Jr
William Gural
Goldhor
Grenlad
Ciial
James Kincully
Democratic Comunty
Tuwhehiyo Comittee
Conmnlssiol Ore
Regrets From Hillside Leaders Over Rally Turnouts
Robert Isaplan and Mayor Henry Goldhar express regrets to many turned away for safety. They thank committee members for their service and note a bouquet from Mayor Robert Sheldon. Honorary chair Robert Kiykpateke and other local figures praised the event after watching a parade in Modelig, New York.
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Robert & Isaplan
Hillside Democratic Club
Henry Goldhar
Mayor Mixes Names At City Event Sparks Brief Confusion
Ehrenkranz, in a tense moment, misnamed the Mayor as Henry Goldberg, and the Governor echoed the error, likening him to Mayor Goldenhoy before the crowd. Officials then shortened the reference, moving to call him simply the Mayor for remainder of the event.
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Ehrenkranz
Henry Goldberg
Goldenhoy
Class Reunion Success Assured
The complete success of the class of 1948 reunion at Mountainside is anticipated as a pre event update notes enthusiastic turnout and plans for a dance and full course dinner. Chairman Burt Pishman confirms an important meeting will be held on October 27 at Cochranes Cocktail Lounge at 8 30 pm and invites all members.
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Willside
Bob
Tabit
Burt Pmsehman
Chi Ang Chase
Mountainside
Rust Lindsy
Hole Pugineki Ahlquist
Cochranes
Clagy
Miss Doll Named Principal at Hillside School
Miss Doll is appointed principal succeeding vacant post at Hillside. She holds a bachelor from New Jersey State Teachers College and a masters from New York University, with additional study at NYU. Salary raised from 4 to 7 thousand. Board plans pupil transfers to alternate facilities within district.
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Miss Doll
Lopresti
Calvin
John Lignesti
Peinelbal
Calvin Cooltige
Luvsey School
Mbert
Po Veevland
Thillside
New Jerey State
Peelers College
Netmaghers
Elementuy
Super Vision
New York University
Gural Attacks Paes Misstatements On Welfare Post
At a meeting in Bernard Bernstein’s home Gural assailed John Walsh for misstatements about the township welfare directorship. He defended full time status since 1954 and disputed claims it is civil service. He compared salaries with nearby towns and mocked Walsh’s municipal knowledge.
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Bhitementy
John* Walsh
Republic
Office of
Directne of Welfare
William Gural
Bernard Bernstein
Salem Avenue
Guyal
Ulider Civil Service
Adig
Ray
Union
Plainfield
Westfield
StoTumo
Linden
Elizabeth
Teanna
Gural
Tammy
Walsh Campaign Attacks Welfare Office Cost
John Walsty, Republican candidate for Township Committee, criticized the welfare directorate at a Kes mithiean County Committee meeting in Polish American Hall. He claimed Hillside runs more cases with fewer staff and questioned the cost and efficiency of the welfare office.
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John Walsty
Walsh
Hillside
Tilside
Civic Group Sets Candidates Night in Millside Township
The Civic Association will host its first meeting on Wednesday October 20 inviting the public to a candidates night. Township Committe candidates Willie Goril Democrat and John Wally Republican will attend along with Commissioner Robert Kirkpatrick Democratic Freeholder candidate and a Republican candidate and Assembly candidates from both parties. Refreshments will be served.
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Cmms
Millside
Civic AssociaTe
Galvin Coolidge Sehunl
Willie Goril
John Wally
Robert ©. Kirkpatrick
Assembly
To Honor Workers for Flood Relief Program
Mayor Tenry Goldhor announced a public gathering to honor workers in Operation Flood Relief. The event will replace the scheduled Thursday evening gathering at Hillside Avenue School auditorium. A special program is planned with refreshments served.
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Hillside Avenue
Tenry Goldhor
Red Feather Drive Reaches 32 Percent of Quota
A fragmented report shows Red Feather reaching 32 percent of its $14,500 goal in a five-community drive led by Artie Brittan and others. Residential support totals $814.32, commerce $482.44, with several figures broken by township and local organizations noted but unclear in full.
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Ene Tabi
Eliabeth Ywca
Wien County
Arnold
Clow
Etek Rmati
Artie Brittan
Asdustey
Daniel du Miller
Greanzatlon
St Catherine CYO Officers Elected At Parish Church
Officers were elected recently by the Young Adult CYO of St Catherine's Church. Victor TMitnde was named president, Mary McNicholty secretary-treasurer, Patrick O'Marns sergeant at arms, John O'Connor, Gail Bolan lantant, and Bl listed among those elected.
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Te Yound
C--O
St Catherine’s Church
Victor Tmitnde
Mary McNicholy
Secntary
Patrick O'Marn
Sargeant At-Arms
John O'Connor
Gail Bolan Lantant
Church Women Plan Annual Visitation to Bal Videre Home
The Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Women Association will visit the Bal Videre Home on Monday October 24. Reservations for transportation can be made with Mrs. Matthew Haffner, keywoman in charge.
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Balvidere
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Matthew Haffner
Urges Regulation Of Food Vending Devices Scholarship Wins Engineer Unit
A college note highlights J Runtom and peers in Mo Ponies availing an engineering scholarship. It mentions a Cadet Major in ROTC, captain of a basketball team, and leadership roles in student bodies. The piece recounts participation in ROTC, fraternities, and summer industry work.
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Dial
Runtom
RaniWott
Ivan Sivenie
Newuink Gullope
Wily
Sehalieship
Nie Bisse County
Suelvay Ab
Johal
Baty Ovni
Sholl
Fron Lom Side High
Selvel
Air Porte Rotc
NCH
Thes Ch
National Tistitute of
Rae Uo Engioet
Tan Della Pri
Daterfreternity Council
Danes Glob
Defense Units Drill Amid Civil Defense Exercise Plans
The statewide Civil Defense drill on October 27 will mobilize all CWH Defense unit leaders to report to designated township stations. Red alert will sound, shelters opened, public movement halted, and a seven minute all clear will follow. Superior Court Judge Richard J. Hughes plans to invalidate Hillside milk and food vending ordinance, with assistant attorney recommending new zoning and licensing for vending machines. Observers note township officials discuss consolidation of public works, sewer, and building duties as plans advance.
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CWH
Vest
Oleaesiktal
HHL
Patier Peronbel
Hiraheth
Gniei
L Pan
Holt
Willi
Superior Court
Richard J. Hughes
Hillside
Fmuinvel Geret
Taylan
TSAR
Joenl Vost
MMI
Bat
Pultee Iid
Ordine Ances
Adolph A Winston
Thie
Eonmipton Ofan
Pisehler
Planing Bod
Liraton Realty Co
Newark
Gente Cvenne
Shlid Vision Denulablers
Contevey
Wiebke
Chi Maul & Ioplesky
Carnie
Monica Wrole
Cire
Rudgway Avenu
John M Cordelia
Grange Helocky
Robert C. Kirkpatek
V_ Willian 2i Buono 2peclively nN Geremenis
Stegennte
Nilends
Srchiteet
Sanitry
Tutbade Avenue
Plans for Liberty Ave Auction Event and Procession
Fragmented advance notice outlines a Liberty Avenue sale and related parade. It mentions a committee and a procession route from Liberty to Manuel Ball with planned timing and security by October, noting a new ball venue and project staff.
Church Plans For Dinner And Bazaar 95th Anniversary
The Wise Presbyterian Church schedules a dinner and bazaar to mark the 95th anniversary with proceeds aiding missionary work. Mrs Thomas Mater leads the event assisted by Mrs Altor E Chase and Mrs Mingle Dwyer, with key plans and server duties noted for the occasion.
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Messinetaery
Mingle Dwyer
Halbert Wike
Golden Chain Fashion Show in Newark Event
Newark hosts the Order of the Gulden Chain fashion show on October 4 at 7 30 pm on Fat Street. Patt and winter clothing will be modeled by Link members with souvenirs and refreshments. Ethel Cohen of Willside is chairwoman.
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Newark
Kae Tetipis
Fat Street
Patt
Link
Ethel Cohen Af
Willside
Air Raid Instructions From Acting State Director Dign an
The notice outlines public safety guidance for air raids including shelter locations, turning off appliances, radio use, and heed to wardens. It names the acting state director of civil defense and lists alert signals such as sirens whistles and horns.
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Julie Mt School
Property Owners Hear Speakers at Local Assembly
Dr George uv executive ai vector at Ung Ellaabeth Taxpayers Aspeiation and Freeholder George WooeL of Tiiliside Jurvesbeere are invited to address Hilbide Prop rely Qungns ASANO on Thursday October Y1 at Hungaria 100 Whibestragt et Wen pam Mi ber Heath. All property owners and the general public are invited to attend.
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George Uv
Eyo
Ung Ellaabeth
George Wooel
Tiiliside
Hungaria
Nie
PTA Board Plans for Next Meeting
PTA board members prepared for the upcoming meeting to be held Wednesday evening November 2 in the school auditorium. In addition a surprise program was announced and a veteran report on the Path County Caritpente event was received. Attendees included Mrs. Vincent Ville, Mrs. Joseph Heen and Mrs. Theresa Kobrin, committee chairs presenting their reports.
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Liberets Sryaq
Srtpree
Fritts Elected President of 25 Year Club
Russell N. Fritts of 580 Tillman Street was elected president of the Twenty-Five Year Club at the National Newark and Essex Banking Company located at 744 Broad Street in Newark.
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NEADS
Russell N. Fritts
Tillman Street
National
Newark and Essex Banking Company
Broad Street
Newark
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