Memorial Building Purpose Explained by Local Official
J Binstock, longtime Harden-Looker post 50 Legionist and war veterans memorial trustee, explains the building on Liberty avenue Hillside is not to supplant the Veterans Administration. It honors Civil War veterans and provides offices for Legion VFW and D A V, plus private meeting space for service officers and local groups, with room for community events.
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War Veterans Memorial
Aing
Liberty Avenue
Mite
J. Binstock
Ques Aised
Timeseek
Abe Nedick
Veeran
Nnstock
Harden-Looker
Legion
War Veterans Memorial Burl
Nedick
Veterans Administration
Hillside
Tor
Coun
Records Hs
Veterans’ Organiztions
V.F.W
D.A.V
Goldhor Commended for School Facility Referendum Efforts
Henry Goldhor, chairman of the Sites and New Buildings Committee, received special commendation from the Board of Education. A resolution credited him as the driving force behind the Columbia University survey and urged voters to approve funds for additions to four township schools.
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Henry Goldhor
Board of Education
Goldhor
Institute of Field Studies
Columbia University
West Side Voters League Backs Malone and Goldhor
At a Monday night meeting at Hungarian Hall the West Side Independent Voters League unanimously endorsed Democratic candidates John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor for Township Committee. The group aims to promote better government by selecting outstanding township officials and will host a corn festival in Malone and Goldhor’s honor on Sunday September 30 in the grove behind Terry Auto Sales on Liberty Avenue with hourly prizes and child friendly games.
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Hungarian Hall
West Side Independent Voters League
John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Sue
Malone
Goldhor
Terry Auto Sales
Liberty Avenue
Net Gold
Hillside Debates Property Revaluation and Fairness
The Hillside Township faces a November vote on property revaluation amid worries of unequal assessments. Essex County data show homes around 42 percent of value while industry averages higher. Hillside may differ. Voters confront construction cost shifts, past assessment methods, and whether equalization, favoring industry or homes, is fair. A survey before any move is suggested to avoid financial harm.
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Hillside
Essex County
Essex
American Can Company
King Street
Salem Avenue
Wilder Street
Board of Assessors
Legadly
Hillside Heights backs government reform and duties plan
Hillside Heights Civic Association urged Hillside to adopt a city manager or mayor council form amid rapid growth. They also pressed for a private water supply and an assistant for the Township Clerk. The group sought a new smoke inspector and discussed school crowding and police staffing.
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Hillside
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Calvin Coolider
Harriet Schwing
Charles Hanson
Schwing
Hanson
Munder Cork
P.T.A
Board of Education
Joseph Freer
Freer
Frank Walters
Dienst
Joseph Heen
Arthur Dienst
Merkel
Walter Chespakr
Walters
Good Government Platform Sets Standards for Hillside Candidates
Hillside Good Government Association adopts a 12 point platform to judge Township Committee candidates. It calls for real estate reassessment fairness, public water, softened water, housing aid, new housing on vacant land, a central library, fair park funding, expanded fire alarms, joint recreation plans, civil service hiring, representative appointments, proportional democracy, and unity in campaign conduct. The association invites all candidates to a September 27 meeting in Polish-American Hall.
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Good Government Association
Hillside
Bristol-Myers
Union County Park Commission
Elizabeth River Parkway
Rutgers Ave
Township Committee
Board of Education-Township Committee
Populton
Democrats Attack Failure To Assess $100,000 Benefits
Democrats John M. Malone and Henry Goldhor allege Hillside’s Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners, three Republican leaders, has not assessed more than $100,000 in local improvements. They say hearings were not held, funds improperly kept in treasury, and the board effectively ceased operating, prompting questions about Republican governance and delayed action.
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John M. Malone
Henry Goldhor
Board of Improvement Assessment Commissioners
Hillside
Local Improvement Board
Conford
Township Committee
Benjamin Hale
Elizabethtown
Consolidated
May Register Four Evenings
Town ship Clerk Howard Bloy announced extended hours for voter registration for the November 6 General Election. His office will be open Monday to Thursday from 9 am to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm to accommodate those who cannot register during regular hours. He urged early registration to avoid last minute congestion.
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Howard J. Bloy
Bloy
Dads Booster Club Names Chairs For Program Work
The Dads Booster Club of the High School sets its first executive meeting next Wednesday at Sidney Englander’s home to appoint chairmen for fund raising special projects auditing entertainment social publicity and membership. Board members include Englander Custer Lilien Fine Schickedanz Bochner Fitz Henoch and others. Members are asked to mail name and address with dues to William Buechert Jr. at Hillside.
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Dads
Sidney Englander
Orchard Terrace
Lou Fine
Milton M. Lilien
Philip Henoch
Ernest Schickedanz
Ray Compton
Allan Bochner
Englander
Ruhl L. Custer
Lilien
Fine
Schickedenz
Bochner
Herbert Fitz
Henoch
Dad's Rooster Club
Hillside
Wiliam Buechert, Jr
Summit Avenue
Chosen To Assist G.O.P Campaign Selections
Horace E. Baker of Westfield announced Hillside party members chosen for campaign duty on Speakers Veterans and Public Meeting committees. John M. Brown is co chairman of the veterans group. Members include Frank La Tora John W. Krug George Hyra Francis V. Lowden Henry G. Nulton Ezra Woodruff. Speakers committee includes Mrs Evelyn K Carey Norris Laton Mrs C A Hetzel Abe Mankowitz Joseph Freer. Public meetings committee lists Krug Rose Lampe John C Tapp Jr Mrs Christine Biskey Paul Kifner Dorothy Muench.
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Hillside Party
Horace E. Baker
Westfield
Republican
John M. Brown
Veterans Group
Frank *. la Tora
John W. Krug
George Hyra
Francis V. Lowden
Henry G. Nulton
Ezra Woodruff
Evelyn K. Carey
Nulton
C. A. Hetzel
Abe Mankowitz
Joseph Freer
Krug
Rose Lampe
John C Tapp
Christine Biskey
Paul Kifner
Dorothy Muench
Republicans Cruise Aboard Hudson for Young Republicans
Hillsiders on the Union County Young Republicans cruise up the Hudson Friday night included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lampe Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gunther Mrs George Coates Mrs Dorothy Mu ench Mrs. Fred Wilken and John Krug aboard the ship.
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Union County
Young Republicans
Hudson
Fred Lampe
Arthur Gunther
George Coates
Dorothy Muench
Fred Wilken
John Krug
Veteran Memoria Dedication Rites Set For October 6
Carmen J. Ferrigno announces Col Marry Luftman as chair of the dedication committee for the War Veteran Memorial Building. Ceremonies are set for Saturday October 6 with a parade including National Guard units and scouts. A military speaker from the Pentagon will address attendees. About 7500 dollars remain to complete furnishing the building, and donations are urged to Hillside National Bank.
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Carmen J. Ferrigno
War Veteran’s Memorial Building, Association
Col Marry Tuftman
National Guard
Pam
Pentagon
Washington
Col. Luftman
Memorial Day declared for War Veteran Memorial dedication
Hillside proclaims a legal holiday to honor the War Veteran Memorial Building dedication. Tanks mounted artillery and about 5000 troops will march through town on Saturday October 6 with flags banners and a reviewing stand for 75 people. Officials plan a joint recreation program meeting with the Board of Education on Tuesday October 9.
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Anton A. Vit
Miller Place
Harry T. Luftman
Luftman
Board of Education
Board of Assessment Commissioners
Henry Kreh
H S Contest Pushed Ahead To Avoid War Memorial Event
Sam Dubow director of athletics announced that a high school football game set for October 6 will be moved to Friday afternoon to prevent conflict with the dedication ceremony of the War Veterans Memorial Building. He also noted that one game will be removed from Saturday afternoon schedule for prospective season ticket buyers.
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War Veterans Memorial
Sam Dubow
Dubows
Loyal School Employees Honored in Hillside District
The Board of Education scheduled a recognition night for Hillside school employees with 20 years of service. Rev. Lester H. Clee will keynote, and about 50 staff members are expected to be honored in the high school auditorium.
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Hillside
Board of Education
Lester H. Clee
State Civil Service Commission
Henry Goldher
Calvin Coolidge School
Arthur Dienst
Hillside Heights Civic Association
Dorothy Kirkman
Harden-Locker
Wayne T. Branom
McClow accuses Democrats of hiding water facts in Hillside
Arnold H. McClow, Republican candidate for the Township Committee, charged the Democrats with avoiding concrete plans for softer water and lower costs. Speaking before the Hillside Republican Club, he criticized Democratic inaction on selling pipes, softening water at the source, and using condemnation and bond actions, citing a May report.
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Arnold H. McClow
Hillside Republican Club
Coe Avenue Chapel
Hillside
Hale
George &. Fischler
Water Company
Linden
Union
Township committee drops referendums on tax plan and water supply
The Township Committee rescinded both the tax equalization and water supply referendum votes scheduled for November 6. Commissioner Conford said the body lacks sufficient information to inform voters, and he favors a township owned soft water system.
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Marion B. Conford
Benjamin Hale
James A. Oneil
Conford
Edward Kirkpatrick
Anton A. Vit
Potomac Contractors, Inc
Windsor Way
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Westminster Section
Jowitt Reaches 70 Board Votes to Keep Health Officer
The Board of Health unanimously voted to continue Health Officer Samuel Jowitt who has reached age 70. Township Attorney Anton Vit will notify the State Employees Retirement System. A Rutger s University survey on air pollution was received for consideration while fluoridation was not discussed due to Dr Konzelmann's absence.
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Board of Health
Samuel Jowitt
Anton A. Vit
State Employees Retirement System
Robert H. Davies
Commission On Air Pollution
Rutgers University
Jowitt
Henry J. Konzelmann
Maxwell M. Fischler
Weather Brief: Partly Cloudy and Warmer Tomorrow
The Weather Fair reports conditions today and tonight with fair skies. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer with light winds and continued mild temperatures.
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Hillside Heights
Walter R. Lee
Salem Ave
N. J
Solomon
Liberty Ave
Dads Booster Club
G.O.P
Szarko’s
V. J. Call
H. S
Joseph Forthaber
Calvin Coolidge
Route 2
Walter Leibe
Forthaber
Albert Scaccia
McClow
Private Citizen
Millstone
Raritan
Salem Pharmacy
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New Jersey
Hillside Butchers
F. Sinzinger
Howard J. Bloy Township
Clerk
N. Broad St
Tobia’s Appliances
Clinton Ave
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Michael Tobia
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