Brothers Do TV Radio Commercials
Jimmy Walsh thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Walsh of Beechwood Place will appear in The Catholic Hour NBC TV dramatic production My Enemy My Son by Leo Brady Sunday October 30 at 1 30 p m. Jimmy an eighth grader at St Catherine's School is active as an altar boy patrol boy and Boy Scout. His hobbies include stamp and coin collecting and model making. Both Jimmy and his fourteen year old brother Tommy do five and taped commercials for TV and radio and also model.
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Jimmy Walsh
Charles Walsh
Beechwood Place
NBCTV
Leo Brady
Jimmy
St. Catherine's School
Tommy
Open House for Miller and Cupil Campaign Set
Campaign open house for Republican candidates Harry G. Miller and Williard W. Cupil scheduled for Sunday afternoon November 6 at College Inn 334 Yale Avenue. The event starts at 2 PM and seeks workers and volunteers per campaign manager Vincent A. Vitale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Miller
Williard W. Cupil
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Constitutional quirks threaten Nixon Kennedy election hopes
The article discusses how the Electoral College could deny either Nixon or Kennedy a 269 vote total, potentially throwing the choice to the House. it cites Article II and Article XII, notes past electors like Alabama’s W F Turner, and mentions a 1956 electoral breakdown. It also notes constitutional provisions for succession if no President is chosen by Inauguration Day and raises questions about how a nonstandard outcome might be resolved.
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U. S
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Walter B. Jones
Mr. Jones
Alabama
W. F. Turner
Montgomery
Stevenson
Nixon
Kennedy
House of Representatives
Chica Roan
Congress
Washington Rock Girl Scout Fire Auxiliary Open House Plans
The Washington Rock Girl Scout Council will begin annual calendar sales in Hillside on November 5 to 19 under Mrs. John De Brunner. An open house at the Auxiliary Fire House on Maple Avenue will be announced later, with a committee led by Dominic Bussiculo arranging it. Proceeds fund a TV for the Hoop and Hammer Association, and Cleanup Week drives are planned.
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Washingtare Rock
John de Brunner
Dover Avenue
Charles Taylor
de Brunner
J. J. Lawlor
G. W. Kampf, Jr
Elizabeth
J. Grapowski
Beechwood Place
Maple Avenue
Dominic Bussiculo
Hoop and Hammer Association
Walter Alexander
James O'Hara
William Schwing
Michael Perogino
The
Stephen Drob
Frank Wasick
Frank Zayal
Irving Bell
Gabriel Blakesburg
John Baldino
Joseph Ginelli
John Hart
Michael Prokopowicz
Bernard Minth
Harry
Bernard Weinstein
Alexander
Schwing
Pire
Fortnightly Flower Show Held by Hill Side Club
The Hill side Woman's Club Fortnightly organized a flower show at Maple Hall on Thursday evening. Judges included Mrs Ralph Schwartz Mrs Maur ee Murphy and Miss Evelyn Jacobi. Prizes for most original and attractive entries went to Mrs Thelma Trathway Miss Dorothy Evans and Mrs Edward Burke. New members welcomed were Mrs Richard Jaggers Mrs Joseph Chieppa Mrs Albert Swider and Mrs Fred Kress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Woman's Club
Maple Hall
Ralph Schwartz
Mauriee Murphy
Evelyn Jacobi
Thelma Trathway
Dorothy Evans
Edward Burke
Richard Jaggers
Joseph Chieppa
Albert Swider
Fred Kress
Fortnightly Will Join Guest Night At Hillside Club
At the Womans Club of Hillside annual guest night the Fortnightly Group joins the meeting at 8 p.m. on Tuesday November 1 at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Mrs Karl Ross oversees the program featuring Livingston Chapter members from the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. The Dapper Dans perform medleys including Gay Nineties favorites in period attire.
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Womans Club
Hillside
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Karl Ross
Livingston
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop
America
Republicans Open Hillside Headquarters Crowded Opening
A large Monday evening crowd attended the Hillside Republican Headquarters opening on North Broad Street. Speakers Williard W. Cupit and Henry G. Miller outlined a balanced government platform, joined by Assemblyman Nelson F. Stamler Freeholder Raymond Moore and Freeholder Jay Stemmer of Clark Township.
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Hillside Republican
North Broad’ Street
Williard W. Cupit
Henry G. Miller
Nelson F. Stamler
Raymond Moore
Star of Thes Heeptenton County
Republican
Jay Stemmer
Clark Township
Zimerman
GOP
Harry Miller
Cupit
Card Party Planned by Republicans Honors Candidates
A card party honoring Harry Miller and William W. Capit, Republican Township Committee candidates, will be held Friday evening October 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pir, 835 Winchester Avenue. Mrs. Rose Lampesy co chairs with Mrs. Pimm. games will be played.
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Harry Miller
Williand W. Capit
Republican ‘Township Committee
William Pir
Winchester Avenue
Rose Lampesy
Jady
Pimm
Two Referendums on Hillside Ballot This Election Day
Voters face two questions in Hillside on Tuesday November 8 a statewide Senior Citizens exemption for 65 plus residents with 5000 income owning a home and a local police pay referendum raising patrol grades by 500 per year with effect January 1. The measure is nonbinding due to late petitions and a resolution authorizing it.
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Hillside
New Jersey
Hillside police pay referendum urged by local union
A letter to The Times from the Honorary PBA Local 70 led by Henry G. Groh calls for a Yes vote on the November 8 police pay referendum. It cites promotions, pay scales, benefits, training, and special courses as reasons for higher compensation and notes current pay trails many neighboring towns.
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The
Times
P.1.a
Henry G. Groh
P.B.A
Hillside Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Union County
Union County Police Chiefs Association
Cranford
American Red Cross
Independent Hillside voters urged to back balance of power
Arthur H. Lapp of Hillside, New Jersey declares the Hillside Independent Citizens Committee lacks independence as its chair Kenneth Ross openly endorses Democratic local candidates. Lapp demands clear presidential alignment and accuses Mancuso of dual roles, urging voters to support a nonpartisan Township Committee shift.
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Hillside Independent Citizens Committee
Kenneth Ross
Democratic Party
United States
Charles Mancuso
Mancuso
B'nai B'rith Breakfast Hosts Iz Bookbinder Guest
Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai Brith holds its annual Sunday breakfast on October 30 at 9 30 a.m. at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. Humorist Iz Bookbinder will be guest and special prizes will be awarded.
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B'Nai B’rith
Hillside Lodge 1514
B'nai Brith
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Valley Fair to Open Irvington Center As Nation's Largest Supermarket
The Irvington site at 433 Fabyan Place will house Walk ley Fair Discount Shopping Center featuring a 185000 square foot building with over 260 feet of meat counters and 67 non food departments. A 3000 car parking lot, rail siding, terrazzo floors, air conditioning, and a central courtesy booth are planned along with a pet shop travel agency car wash laundromat and dry cleaning. Open 10 am to 10 pm weekdays and Sundays 10 am to 6 pm. More than 600 employees under Philip J Ganguzza.
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Gould Ce Cvernarat
Fabyan Place
Irvington
Walkley Fair Discount
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philip J. Ganguzza
Carlstadt
Essex County
Valley Fair
Valley Road
Clifton
Saddle Brook
Paramus
Dumont
Cregskill
Hilneale
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Cupil
Vincent A. Vitale
Miller and
Cuplt
Bear
Donald Bussiculo
Republicans Open
Miller’ Cupit
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Russell Stover
Hallmark
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Priday
N. J. Civil Service Commission
Board of Education
Sth
Republican County Committee
Arthur H. Lapp
Coe Ave
Hillside, N. J
Valiant
Chrysler
Fischer Chrysler CO
North Broad Street
Grown BY Funeral Home
Broad St
Coe Avenue
Cor Avenue
Liberty Ave
Eli Lief
Miller & Cupit
W. Cupit
H. Miller
P. Lerman
Prospect Bt
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