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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
5
The Times lists annual subscriptions at 2.50 and single copies at 5 cents with postage to Canada and foreign countries added. It invites letters and submissions from readers with name and address provided. anonymous communications will not be published.
The Hoover Commission report on the 1947 Armed Forces Act criticizes extravagance in military budgets and the lack of real unification. It notes limited presidential powers over the Military Establishment and cites immediate cuts of 135000 civilian employees and 510 installations, with projected annual savings of 500 million and eventually 3 billion.
Business Week notes a six month slide ending and a vigorous upturn in 1949. It questions whether the rise is a real recovery or a rally, but predicts momentum may carry through most of the year. Steel and power output rise, rail and textile activity rebound, and consumer spending stays strong.
Francis A Gordon will deliver the opening address at the School of Basic Training for Police on Wednesday September 1 at 2 pm in the Westfield Armory Rahway Avenue Westfield. Chief Lyman L Parks announces the Union County Police Chiefs Association sponsors the third year course for police chiefs mayors magistrates and county officials. Captain James McGuire Dean of the Elizabeth Police Department revises the curriculum to emphasize fundamentals and focus on beginner police work with plant protection topics continued for the program.
Don Robert Clark son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Clark of 124 West Kine street will attend a meeting of the Children of the American Revolution in Princeton Saturday with Elias Boudinot Caldwell Chapter members from Elizabeth They will tour Princeton University buildings.
In ceremonies led by State Highway Commissioner Spencer Miller Jr., Governor Alfred E. Driscoll will deliver the principal address at the Route S-3 Passaic River bridge dedication. The 11 million project spans marshland and rail lines, linking Route 6 at Great Notch with Route 3 at East Rutherford, promising travel time reduction and enhanced traffic safety features.
Progress highlighted on the Palisades Interstate Parkway from Englewood Cliffs to Tenafly with 1.2 and 0.8 mile links. New Jersey route aims to connect Clifton to Cape May with a spur to Trenton, including grade separation and scenic overlooks above the Hudson.
William J. Fisher aged 64 died at Cooper Alloy Foundry after a heart attack at work. Fisher a Bayonne resident since 1930s, born in Quebec, a 1934 molder, member of Local 2 union and St. Andrew's Church. Survived by wife Nora, son William, two daughters Mrs Maloney and Mrs Hachanbus, and seven grandchildren.
The First Intermediate Account of the subscriber as Trustee under the Last Will and Testament of Edward S Frith will be audited and reported to the surrogate and the surrogate’s court. The hearing is at the county court in Wetaber on August 26. Attorney: Peek, Glen Ridge, New Jersey. Fees $7.00.
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