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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
6
The Times lists US annual rate of 2.50 and 5 cent single copies. Canada and foreign postage must be added. Readers are invited to send letters with the writer's name for publication as proof of goodwill. anonymous submissions are discouraged.
A satirical article portrays Maoist China as a system of fear and mass spectacle. It claims trials and executions are public, citizens coerced, children inform on parents, and law retroactively harsh against counterrevolutionaries.
Tax collector I Frank A Ninesling of Hillside Union County New Jersey gives notice of a public auction of lands at Township Headquarters 1484 North Broad Street Hillside on Monday November 12. The sale will settle taxes interest not exceeding 8 percent per year with redemption and costs. The list of lands with amounts due can be seen at the tax office.
A long OCR list provides names and street addresses including Jonjania Adelman Miple Avenue Tanetol Keniy Cn Clank Street Viaiogele Barbarino Hiawatha Avenue and many others with mixed punctuation. Several sums such as 150.89 210.88 189.22 112.06 105.84 230.81 23.73 appear alongside names and streets.
The Hillside Lions Club fights a poor relief referendum set for Election Day amid township to county board transfer. Possible Republican candidates for Fifth District Congress include Harry Luftman Horace Coran and Judge Henry Compton following Ernest Ackerman’s death. Bing Crosby was slated for a coast debut. local events mention a Republican rally at Publican Headquarters and support for Trade Prohibition nominee D Leigh Colvin. Local telegrams request PWA aid for a wool building project.
Miss Lorraine Williams of 11 Fairbanks Street acts as treasurer for the AH College-Conterem Weekend to be held November 9 10 and 11 at the New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick with international guests invited from the northeastern United States to discuss the conference theme Evaluation of American Society. Leslie A Daylis of Hillside enrolled for the fall term at Potter University in Indianapolis Indiana.
Announcement from registrar Dr. C. R. Maxam lists Baylis as a senior in the College of Business Administration for the 1951-52 school year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Baylis of 369 Columbia Avenue.
Exempt Firemen of the Hillside Exemy Tirtmen Association elected officers at the annual meeting held last Thursday at the Elks Club Hillside UVETILIO. Albert Cham was chosen president Wil ay ark A Herr secretary and treasurer Leroy G Hoesly delegate to the New Jersey State Firemen Convention Alfred A Lampe alternate. Hoesly Anthony Brogiss Roy S Hedden Lampe and Khat A Yuill were named to attend the convention in Lrenton Saturday.
A Hillside reader declares support for Malone and Goldhor in the election, criticizing decades of Republican promises on issues like soft water and town governance. The letter, dated October 22, 1951, is signed by Mrs. 8: Marenick.
Winners of the Gallard's Movie Land photo contest for War Veterans Memorial Building dedication shots were announced. First prize went to Harry Sorensen who received an Argoflex flash camera. twelve rolls of film awarded to several entrants. An 8 by 10 portrait was awarded to Jamie Lewney. Judges included Dr Wayne T.
Branom supervising principal schools Ruhl H Custer High S principal Col Harry S Luftman parade chairman and Robert Kup Sidney Silverstein push into Hillside Times form a school committee slate.
A fragmented listing outlines upcoming meetings and events in Hillside and area groups. Included are Knights of Columbus, Women's Missionary Society, Cub Pack 133 Halloween activities, synagogue services, school board and education forums, Democratic and Good Government groups, sororities and clubs, Hadassah, Kiwanis, and church festivals, charity dinners, dance events, and election day observances scheduled across November dates with multiple venues and organizations.
Harry L Torine of 274 Williamson avenue Hillside New Jersey a certified public accountant has been elected a member of the American Institute of Accountants the national professional society of CPAs He runs an independent public accounting practice Born in Newark he studied at New York University and Pace Institute now Pace College in New York City He holds a New Jersey CPA certificate earned by written exam and is a member of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants
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