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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
11
Carmen J. Ferrigno, Republican candidate for Hillside Township Committee, denounces packing the committee with lawyers. He argues for a single township attorney and notes his background as a teacher and family man, pledging to serve the community and oppose personal political ambition.
Public notice from the District Boards of Registry and Election of Mists Township listing dates and locations for voting on November 4, 1952. It covers presidential electors, U.S. Senator, House seats, Union County offices, and two state referendums on debt authorizations.
Describes the boundaries of three election districts in detail using the Lehigh Valley Railroad lines Mertz and Clark Streets and surrounding avenues. Includes starting points at county lines and railroad centers, and follows streets to define district limits amid a lengthy legal description.
Bloomfield College student Bob Hughes named student assistant to the Public Relations director and appointed manager of the Bloomfield Deacons basketball team. Meris Slavin pledged by Delta Phi Epsilon at the University of Miami as a freshman. active Hillside High alum and Hillel member.
Pvt. Thomas Caston son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Caston of 1312 Liberty Avenue serves in Korea as an amphibious tank driver with a transportation company. He began basic training at Fort Story Virginia in January 1952.
The Science Excursion Club of the High School Annex elected officers led by President Donald Antonelli and Secretary Nancy Searle under Mrs. Sadie D. Reilly. The year’s plan includes trips to Newark Museum and planetarium, a Christmas tea dance, a Valentine Snow Ball, observatory visits, a memorial program, and a closing picnic.
The text outlines a complex street and railroad centerline sequence in a district, detailing a zigzag path from a pool area through Irvington, Lehigh Valley lines, Clifford Street, Elmwood Street, St Louis Avenue, Broadway, Liberty Avenue, Columbia Avenue, Bing Street, Blay Street, Harvard and Yale, New York Place, Long Avenue, and ends at the intersection with Conant Street and the Main line of the railroad. The fragment references a Ninth District beginning and marks a boundary plan with numerous directional steps and street references.
A detailed chain of boundary lines and street centerlines spans multiple districts, starting at the Lehigh Valley Railroad and tracing roads including Conant Street Salem Avenue Long Avenue North Broad Street and others. The description defines segments through Elmwood Street Clifford Street Hollywood Avenue and nearby rails to establish district limits and the final return point at the starting railroad intersection.
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