Hillside Times masthead and contact details
The Hillside Times, entered second class January 31, 1925, at Elizabeth New Jersey post office. Printed and published every Thursday at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey by The Hillside Times Publishing Company. Sidney Silverstein business manager Robert Kaplan editor. Subscription rate two dollars fifty cents a year. single copies five cents. Postage to Canada and foreign countries added. Communications welcome with writer name and address for good faith. anonymous letters not published.
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Eisenhower Could Enter 1952 Presidential Race
The September American Mercury piece by Harold Lavine outlines Eisenhower possibly seeking the Republican nomination or a Democrat or third party run if offered. It cites his foreign policy zeal, reluctance to public life, and evolving view that he may pursue the presidency to influence policy and a Western military buildup.
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Hillside notices tribute and library hours shift
The Times Past item notes Wesley B. King’s appointment as attendance officer drew Republican Veteran Association criticism. Hillside Library adds a third day weekly. Mrs Nancy Ruckar named Hillside rep on the Union County campaign committee for David Baird Jr. for governor. State aid to be requested by the Township Committee.
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Wesley B. King
Tl of Education
Republican Veteran's Association
Hillside Public Library
Nancy Ruckar
Republican Club
Hillside
Union County
David Baird, Jr
Civic groups plan September and October gatherings
The Ninth District Civic Association hosts a Sunday picnic. Republican candidates attend a September 22 event. Township Committee meetings are slated for September 26 and October 10. Cub Pack 198, Harden-Locker School PTA sponsors fall activities with a Nomahegan Park corn festival in Cranford drawing about 100 people led by Cubmaster Frank Cernigliaro and committee members. Cub dens began meetings at den mothers’ homes.
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Harden-Locker School
P.T.A
Nomahegan Park
Cranford
Frank Cernigliaro
George Zemanovic
Frank Sieka
Cubs
Hillside clinics vaccinate 180 for smallpox drive
The first of three Board of Health smallpox vaccination clinics drew about 180 children. Hillside reports test results on whooping cough immunization and notes Dr Henry Konzelmann addressed the Board. A Newark youth, Jules Tisehler, faces a municipal court appearance for driving without license. Sister Kenny Foundation listed in address.
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A Land Avenue
Cleveland
American Legion
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Henry Konzelmann
Board of Health
Occhicanti
Elizabeth
Denman Place
Theillside
Yellow Jackets
Jules Tisehler
Homestead Place
Newark
Munivinsl Court
North Broad Street
Readers Question Gas Price Rise and Veterans Memo
Letters to the Editor discuss an Elizabeth Consolidated Gas Co price rise and billing changes blamed on a shift from cubic feet to BTU. A reader questions Public Utilities Commission approval and asks the paper to investigate. A second letter criticizes the Veterans Memorial Building in Hillside for cost and accessibility, urging better use of funds and entry access for wheelchair users.
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War Veterans Memorial Building candidates gathering announced
Editor notes Mr Nedick should get information from Veterans Building Association members. Voters are invited to meet candidates Tuesday evening September 25 at Zatku Bu Grill 334 Yale Avenue. Event runs 8:49 to 11:30 with gala party plans.
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Necick
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Henry Croh
Hillside National Bank
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