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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
2
Levey and Brownell and Jane report brisk demand for local homes on Mah Street and Went of the Ley near the investment department. Prices are attractive with hillside appeal, while Newark’s titles and school system boost interest. Levey notes firm has ample supply and no limited market constraints.
Newark College of Engineering reports four residents participate in the Honors Option Program. Edward Kaiser, Daniel Sinnott, Ken Taylor, and Kael Zentraier are listed as engaged in supervised industry employment, aligning with the college’s student training and scholastic standing in the ten quarter program.
A controversial sermon by Prague dean Rev F Hromadka ridicules Christianity under Communist regimes. The piece cites Bishop Jan Peter of Hungary and asserts that religious liberty is eroded across Czechoslovakia and Slovakia. It notes confiscation of monasteries, suppression of church press, and coerced collaboration by church leaders, with education skewed toward Marx Leninism and political indoctrination.
Airman JC Edwin Muench, son of Mr and Mrs John Muench of 584 Tilman street, completed overseas duty at Yokota Air Base Japan and was reassigned to the Classification Department at Lincoln Air Force Base Lincoln Nebraska. He was promoted after returning to the United States and will be stationed about 300 miles away in Missoula. A Hillside High School class of 1961 graduate he enlisted in March 1962 and was formerly employed by Safeway Stores.
A Slovak bishop, aged 30, linked to Communist services in Slovakia, attended the Evanston Conference as an emissary. Critics say he pushes an anti capitalism agenda and seeks independence from established churches, alleging double talk and political influence.
The document records Hillside city committee approval of a street and public works ordinance. It details construction of curb sidewalks and road enhancements, funds allocation, and assessments for special improvements. The ordinance authorizes the city to proceed, setting sections, deadlines, and compliance with local laws.
A reader laments religious freedom failures in Crecko Slovakia and Hungary and criticizes Western ministers for supporting world communism. The writer urges Western Christians to awaken and stand for truth, proposing conversion and accountability to reflect faith amidst totalitarian control.
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