Hillside votes to restore No 48 Maple Ave route
Township Committee adopts a resolution urging Public Service Coordinated Transport to reinstate the former No 48 Maple Ave line due to undue inconvenience for Hillside riders. The measure notes lengthy transfers and travel delays for north and southbound riders and cites lack of transfer publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Avent
Raymond R. King
Springfield Avenue
Branford Place
Newark
Broad Street
Academy Street
Lyons Avenue
Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
U.K
North Broad Street
Mertz
Hollywood Avenues
Turtle & Hughes Inc
Elizabeth
Samuel Carrocela
Hillside Recreation Center
Walter Borneman
Meeting of Civic Units Tuesday
The Lillside community drives to raise a $10,000 township quota with Harvey W. Peace Jr. sidelined by illness. A general meeting will be held next Tuesday at 1444 North Broad Street to finalize organization with heads named for municipal staff, schools, and Liberty avenue merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillside
Harvey W. Peace Jr
David H. Deremus
Tlillside Welfare Association
North Broad Street
Arthur L. Theurer
Wayne T. Branom
Walter Howell
Mary O*lock
Liberty Avenue
Jes Holzwarth
Carl Strebinger
Howell
Sixth District G O P Club Backs GOP and Firemen Hours
The Sixth District G O P Club unanimously supports the Republican state platform and the Firemen's referendum for shorter hours. A rally is planned for Wednesday evening November 2 at Veterans Hall Rutgers Ave and Blay St to back Town ship Commissioner Raymond R King. Refreshments will be served and all voters in the district are invited. Jack Valenti thanked members for registration night work and urged continued effort in the general election. A black captains meeting is set for Friday November 4 with new members and distribution of membership cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O.P. Club, Inc
Veterans’ Hall
Rutgers Avenue
Blay Street
Raymond R. King
Jack Valenti
Invalidation of oath demand fuels democratic defense
The state law requiring an oath of allegiance for certain offices was struck down by the Appellate Division, praised as protecting ballot freedom. The piece contrasts the US and Soviet models, warns against minority minority rule, and urges robust democracy plus public vigilance amid subversive pressures. It notes the town’s booster club for high school athletics and traffic-light funding progress on North Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Manheim
Progressive Party
Henry G. Nulton
U.S. Supreme Court
Superior Court
New Jersey
China
America
France
Russia
State Police Talk On School Safety For Hurden-Looker Pupils
Hurden-Looker pupils heard Corporal Zeiss from the New Jersey State Police speak on safety during two assemblies for grades 3 4 5 1 and 6 7 8. August Schulz introduced the speaker, with patrol members present. The talk highlighted obeying patrols while crossing streets, followed by the film Your Friend The Trooper. Boys were especially engaged by the life of a trooper from training to field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurden-Looker School
New Jersey State Police
Zeiss
August Schulz
Michael Berish
Michael Percoski
Dominick Dee
Robert Stealy
Richard Storch
Anthony Martucci
John Glynn
Joan Vollum
Marilyn Bulwin
Barbara Lukashinsky
Viola Valenti
Irene Revock
Alfred McNeill
Daniel Garcia
John Seylar
Hillside
Albert Vreeland
Elbert Hoppenstedt
Kean death delays gas rate hearing in New Jersey
John Kean 3rd, president of Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas Co., died Sunday prompting the postponement of the Board of Public Utilities Commissioners hearing on gas rate increases until November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kean 3Rd
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co
Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Educational Policy Explained To School Board By System Personnel
Dr. Wayne Branom explains the Metropolitan School Study Council aims to researchers and practitioners in 62 metropolitan systems. The council, started in 1942, is affiliated with Columbia University and Hillside featuring a local steering committee meeting at the high school with board members present. Geroldine Heatherman discusses exploring pupils abilities and other education angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Metropolitan School Study Council
Wayne T. Branom
Columbia University
Hillside
Branom
Geraldine Heatherman
Saybrook
Abili
Dads Athletic Booster Club Plans High School Meetings
The recently organized Dads Athletic Booster Club outlines three main events for the high school season starting with a football meeting on Friday November 18 in the school gym at 7 45 p.m. The program includes coach bios a football equipment display season review an open forum film show and refreshments.
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Dads
John Duthie
Albert Sca
CIA
Lay Committee To Hear School Head In Hillside
Leonard BE Best of Summit will speak at the Lay Committee on Education meeting Monday November 7 at 8 30 p m in Hillside Avenue School auditorium. Best chairs the Educational Planning Commission of New Jersey and leads the Union County School Boards Association.
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Leonard Be, Best
Summit
Educational Planning Commission of
New Jersey
Union County School Boards Association
Lay Committee On
Hillside Avenue School
Sixth District Holds Lead in 1949 Voter Registration
Hillside totals show the sixth district with 1142 registered voters, up from 1128 last year, leading a three-year registration trend. The ninth district also rises, while the fifth eleventh and thirteenth drop from 1948 and 1947 figures. The district table lists 1949 totals, with overall registration down from 1948 but far above 1947. Additionally, a birth notice announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Intrabartolo of 342 Florence Avenue Newark on October 23 at St Barnabas Hospital.
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Hillside
Eifth
John Intrabartolo
Florence Avenue
St. Barnabus Hospital
Newark
Heil Co Employee Burned By Wire
Thomas Shay of New Providence Road Mountainside, head maintenance man at Heil Company Route 29, suffered third degree burns on his left hand and feet after contact with an electric wire. He fell thirty feet from a crane girder in the plant yard but was not seriously hurt. He was taken to Elizabeth General Hospital in fair condition.
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Thomas Shay
New Providence Road
Mountainside
Heil Company
Route 29
Shay
Elizabeth Weareral Hospital
Sinai Congregation breaks ground for new synagogue drive renewed
Ground breaking for Sinai Congregation at 1531 Maple Avenue drew Mayor James J. Holsing Rabbi Eliezer Cohen and Abraham Mankowits among dignitaries. The program featured leaders, refreshments, and a house-to-house fund drive restart led by Edward Keil and Alexander Mooney.
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Sinai
N. S. Phillips
Sinai Congregation
Eliezer Cohen
James J. Holsing
Abraham Mankowits
Hillside Board of Education
George W. Herlich
Wliezer Cohen
Benjamins. Berkowicz
Abraham Mankowitz
Emanuel Finkel
William Harris
An Milano
Maple Avenue
Alexander Mooney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mankowit
Edward Keil
Building Fund
Mooney
Township Committee Endorses Republicans Amid Debate
Township Committee voted to endorse Republicans including Alfred E Driscoll and other GOP candidates. Mayor Holsing questioned propriety as Commissioner Oneil declared support for Republicans on the Washington level. Remaining items included appointing Dorothy Wolf as third tax collector clerk at 1600 yearly, curb petitions on Crescent Avenue, and a new two way police radio contract to Motorola Inc.
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Gay
Alfred E Driscoll
James J. Holsing
James A. Oneil
Washington
Dorothy Wolf
Salem Avenue
Crescent Avenue
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Liberty Avenue
Recreation Board
Merin Construction Co
Bloy Street
The
Road Department For Correction
League of Municipalities
Motorola Inc
Nbw
Police Department
Federal Communications Commission
Candidates Night Hosts Decentralized Republican Appeal
A large crowd is expected at the Candidates Night hosted by the Hillside Republican Club and County Committee next Monday evening in the Hillside Presbyterian Church chapel. Guest speakers include a representative of Governor Driscoll, county candidates, and Commissioner Raymond King. Musical entertainment features Jacqueline Scobi Hilda Fichtner and Mrs Henry Goulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Republican Club
Republican County
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Coe and
Salem Avenues
Driscoll
Raymond King
Jacqueline Scobi
Hilda Fichtner
Accordio
Henry Goulton
Sleepy Motorist Collides With Trailer on Route 29
Lasley of Flemington was admitted to Alexian Brothers Hospital with lacerations to the arm and knees and possible internal injuries after his car struck a trailer near the DB Diner on Route 29. Lasley is 21. The truck, owned by Branch Express Co of Allentown, Pa., was driven by Thomas F N of that city.
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Lasley
Flemington
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Hiiabeth
Branch
Express Company
Allent Pa
Thomas FL N
Weather Outlook Fair and Cooler Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair conditions today with cooler temperatures and a cooler, drier day expected tomorrow. No rain is anticipated as a shallow high pressure ridge builds in.
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Central Avenue
Dads Athletic Booster Club
Comet Squad
Joseph Schell
P. S
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Mattress Products
Liberty Ave
N. J
Princeton Ave
Hollywood
Kean
Woodfield Sta- Belleville
John Ci“sca
Ernest Schickedanz
Stanley Sanders
Philip Henoch
Clarence Parratt
Benjamin Flieder
Maple Leaf Wines & Liquors
Gor
Maple Aves
Notice
Johnnie Walker
Township
John Krug
Camp
Mgr
Hillside Times
Growney Funeral Home
John J. Growney
Broad St
Hurden St
Arthur Riche
Public Affairs Committee
Lee Street
Sanikal Construction Co. Inc
State Street
Louis Rocco
Hillside Avenue
David O. Evans
Reinke Machinery Co
Evans
Reinke
Anal
Morrow
Szarko’s Liquor
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