Comics Preview Adds Family Friendly Strips Across Genres
A new feature presents humor and adventure strips tested for family audiences. Bruce Gentry, Bronce Saddler, Straight Arrow, Debbie Dean, Son Of The Bucaneer, Captain Galaxy, and Classic Books offer diverse stories from adventure to space and literature with emphasis on suitability for all ages.
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Bruce Gentry
New York Post
Canada
South America
Europe
Bronce Saddler
Chicago Tribune
Straight Arrow
Fred Meagher
Debbie Dean
Post-Hall
Son of the Bucaneer
Art Graphique Presse
France
Captain Galaxy
Herald-Tribune
Jules Verne
Jonathan Swift
Gulliver
If Gambling Cannot Be Stopped, Turn It To Advantage
A column argues next Tuesday's vote on a constitutional amendment to legalize bingo for charitable groups should be weighed against practical gambling realities. It notes widespread betting in bridge, canasta, Irish Sweepstakes, stock trading, and sports pools, and suggests harness and horse racing show government revenue despite moral concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen County
Schoen Targets 2 Million Town Hall Cost Debate Rages
Republican candidate Albert Schoen warns Hillside voters that the new municipal building and related items will approach two million dollars, while Mayor Milton Conford denies the figure and cites furniture costs around seventy five thousand to eighty thousand. He says bids place total project costs near one million twenty thousand with no tax increase expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoen
Milton B. Conford
Conford
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Schoen
Hillside
Gehoen
Gofford
Emil Schmidlin
Good Government Association endorses NJ candidates
At a Tuesday evening meeting hosted by Joseph Buttwell the Good Government Association of New Jersey endorsed several Democratic and Republican candidates. Endorsements included Township Committee members Mayor Milton B. Conford and Robert C. Kirkpatrick, Governor Robert B Meyner, Congressman Harrison Williams Jr., Assembly member Florence Dwyer, Freeholder George Herlich, Sheriff John Baryasz, and Register Ralph De Vita. Frank Dee presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Association of
New Jersey
Joseph Buttwell
Bright Street
Milton B. Conford
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Robert B Meyner
Harrison Williams, Jr
Assembly
Florence Dwyer
George Herlich
John Banyasz
Register
Ralph de Vita
Frank Dee
Association
Adonis
Albert Ronis
Socialist Labor Party
Henry Krajewski
Clendenin Ryan
Independent Assembly
General Assembly
Citucus
Florence P. Dwyer
G Clifford Thomas
Carlyle W. Crane
William R. Vanderbilt
Richard A. Pettih
Jack M. Clawson
Lawrence G. Belluscio
Leo Kuplewiis
Sheriff
Register of Deeds and
Smortgages
Alex Campbell
Republian
John L. Banyasz
Charles A, Otto Jj
George W.tervington
Robert A. Lehr Jr
Wyllys Cass
William H. Fredrickson Jr
Albert Schoen
Local Civil Defense Units Respond to County Alert
Auxiliary police and fire units from Linden and countywide answered Sunday alert. Forty auxiliary policemen reported for assignments after a red alert at 1 20 pm and All Clear at 1 30 pm. Fire canteen truck supplied coffee and doughnuts to Linden as police and fire crews coordinated from the Control Center led by John M. Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tidabeck
5. Funkhauser
W. Willms
Hirsch F Pagowski
T. Rosel
E. Hubner
H. Schriehofer
W. Ballard
G. Ressler
H. Devereaux
R Todge
L Ortstein
M. Berish
A. Rothbard
HE. Myers H. Dehler
F. Stirley
W. Tozer
P. Kilmer
E. Bleiweiss
A. Pischer
F Lehman
N. Gold
J Amberg
Wa.Harmer
M. Steinman
J. Soltys
D. Marks
Brennan W. Blasi
J. Cherry
J. Healy
Milton Norton
Arnold Norton
Chester Babcock
Walter Howell
William Schwing
Harlow Curtis, Jr
Julian Schoenback
Vernon Laws
Edward Oram
John Connelly
al Hoffman
James Strominger
Joseph Birger
William Costa
Morton Blum
al Shoopak
Anthony Kaiser
Gabriel Blakesburg
Joseph Leopardo
Walter Szymanski
Linden
Defense
John M. Malone
Paul B. Korlesky
August A. Davies
William Dieroff, Sr
Marold Reinhard
William Jag
Civil Defense Control Center
North Broad Street
Wisenhower Plea Broadcast by Troast in Hillside Tour
Republican candidate Paul Lo Troust led a motorcade to Hillside National Bank for a county tour urging Union County support for Eisenhower and Hetfield. The event featured a pink carnation, a grey suit, and a crowd of GOP officials and Young Republicans, as locals urged turnout on Election Day.
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Paul Lo ‘Troust
Hillside National Bank
Troast
Union County
Eisenhower
George F. Hetfield
Hetfield
Congress
Plainfield
New Jersey
George W Hoerlich
Albert Schoen
Henry Houssbaum
Richard Connington
Young Republican Club
Martin Gottlieb
Young Republicans
Hillside Democrats rest case for reelection in township race
Mayor Milton B Canford and Commissioner Robert C Kirkpatrick, Hillside township Democratic incumbents, urged voters to reelect them citing economic progress and public service. They pledged principles over expediency and asked citizens to vote on November 3 to sustain democratic oversight.
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Milton B Canford
Robert C Kirkpatrick
Hillside
Kirkpatrick Aids Draft Of Union County Democratic Platform
Commissioner Robert G Kirkpatrick, a Democratic Township Committee candidate, was among five members who drafted Union County Democratic candidates platform. The group included Julius Kwallek of Elizabeth chairman James T Kirk former Elizabeth mayor H Roy Wheeler former Linden mayor and Lewis M Ross of Garwood.
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Robert G Kirkpatrick
Union County
Julius Kwallek
Elizabeth
James T. Kirk
H. Roy Wheeler
Linden
Lewis M Ross
Garwood
Three Injured In Head On Collision Near Union Line
Early morning Route 22 head on crash injures three. William Moeller 59 of Union drives west when cut off and hits George Ruffin Jr 50 of Montclair driving east. Joyce Power 42 of Newark in Ruffin car also hurt. all treated at scene then taken to St Barnabas Hospital.
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Union Line
William Moeller
Ingersoll Terrace
Union
George Ruffin Jr
Willowdale Avenue
Montclair
Milton M. Lilien
Ruffin
Joyce Powler
Bloom Street
Newark
St Barnabas Hospital
Moeller
Baett
Miss Powler
Miss Elizabeth Kleine Enters Secretarial School in New York
Miss Elizabeth Emma Kleine daughter of Mrs Fred Kleine of 1122 Salem Avenue is enrolled in a one year secretarial course at the Katharine Gibbs School in New York. She graduated from Benedictine Academy Elizabeth in 1952 and attended Mount St Scholastica College Kansas for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Emma Kleine
Fred Kleine
Salem Avenue
Katharine Gibbs School
New York
Kleine
Benedictine Academy
Elizabeth
Mount St. Scholastica College
Kansas
National Eye On Union Race In New Jersey Gubernatorial Fight
The piece outlines Republican efforts to elect a governor as Paul Troast and George Hetfield campaign in Hillside and Elizabeth, stressing opposition to President Eisenhower. It notes Meyner’s attacks, other candidates, local races, and proposed amendments with polls open 7 am to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford P. Case
Rahway
Paul N. Trosst Troast
George F. Hetfield
Case
Hillside
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Elizabeth
Meyner Club Maps Plan For Election
Final preparations for the Meyner for Governor campaign were organized at a Hillside club meeting hosted by Mrs Rubin J Kaplan. Literature was distributed and house to house canvassing plans mapped with attendees including Catherine Burt Police Commissioner Henry Goldhor and the Savage sisters.
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Joe J
Robert B. Meyner
Hillside Meyner For Governor
Rubin J. Kaplan
Morris Place
Catherine Burt
Henry Goldhor
Sue B Savage
Josephine Savage
Residents Enter Ours In Exhibit At Montclair Art Museum
Residents represented in the annual New Jersey State Exhibition at the Montclair Art Museum are Frances Eisner of 275 Oakland Terrace with a piece titled Samovar and Gertrude Schweitsee of 887 Westminster Avenue with an oil titled Road to the Sea. The works will be exhibited until Sunday November 15.
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New Jersey
Montclair Art Museum
Montclair
Frances Eisner
Oakland Terrace
Western Electric Promotes Compton to Assistant Superintendent
Raymond T. Compton, of Chat ham, promoted at Western Electric Kearny Works to assistant superintendent in charge of works training. A 20 year veteran, Stevens Institute of Technology mechanical engineer, born Hillside. Married to Lillian Haglehardt with two sons Tyler and Richard and daughter Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Kearny Works
Raymond T. Compton
Sussex Avenue
Chatham
Hillside
Mr. Compton
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Kearny Works
Compton
Lillian Haglehardt
Tyler
Franklin and Marshall College
Richard
Martha
Chi Phi Fraternity
Lake Mohawk Country Club
New Jersey
George Compton
Mrs Compton
Weather forecast notes light rain today and cooler tomorrow
The forecast calls for brief rain today with generally fair skies. Temperatures ease slightly and cooler air moves in for tomorrow with a mild temperature drop and continued dry conditions.
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Prank J, LA Tora
Democrat
HoLlywood Tavern
Hollywood Avenue
Walter A Lee
Home For Funerals
Salem Ave
Good Government
Re-Demokratie
George W. Werlich
Union County Board of Freeholders
James E. McTernin
Roe Wisenhower
Willys
Jules Terry
Liberty Ave
Irving Lapidus
D.C
Liberty Avenue
Kirkpatrick
National
Harrison
Wil Limums dv
Joel Fay
Meyner
Kenny
Jersey City
Fay
Meyners
Meyner Club
Western Electric
Raymond T Compton
ACME
Growney
N. Broad St
Hillside, N. J
Salem Pharmacy
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
Hallowe’en
Solomon
TOBIA
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