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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
6
The Hillside Times outlines annual subscription price of 2.50 with 5 cent single copies and adds postage for Canada and foreign countries. It invites readers to send letters with name and address for verification, not guaranteed for publication.
The San Francisco gathering saw 48 nations ratify the Japanese peace treaty with a calm Soviet protest from Andrei Gromyko. Observers note strong organization under Chairman Ache, a possible shift toward unity among free nations, and a potential hardening of Soviet strategy. The editorial ends with The tide is turning as global alignments change.
Charles E. McCraith Jr of Harden-Looker Post 50 American Legion was chosen as commander of Union County American Legion. Minnie Schwage 4 died after her dress caught fire reaching a salt shaker above a gas stove. Hillside City Manager League formed to seek tax relief at a meeting hosted by John and Mrs Ceglowski. Third infantile paralysis case reported to Board of Health. Mina Jean Bloy 2% years ill. Petition circulated among high school students to de-
The Aztec A A opened its seventh gridiron season with a 12–0 defeat by the Rucks Association as the Lions Club push for a football team moves forward. The article notes changes in voter registration since 1932 and reports on a Hillside Community Chest meeting to decide if a drive should be merged with a regional effort. Public notices cover zoning appeals at 17 State Street and 157 Baltimore Avenue, while a Landon Knox Republicans club meeting at Republican Headquarters previews presidential interest.
The Union County Junior Achievement program will be pre in October with a board of directors and local businessmen outlining plans. Sponsors include Hillside National Bank and Bristol-Myers. invites go out to parents educators and the public to visit the Junior Achievement Business Center on Mary Street, Elizabeth.
Sam J. Macrina, at SAMPSON AFB, has been promoted to Private First Class and assigned to Lowry AFB in Denver for technical training in the Air Force Budgetary Accounts and Disbursements career field. He is the son of Mr. …
Creditors are notified under order of Surrogate Charlotte Otto Jr. of the County Union to present claims against the estate of Jack Levy deceased within six months from the order date, or be barred from prosecuting. Attorney Sidney W. Gindin, 109 Park Ave., Minneapolis, MN, represents the estate. fees $7.80.
Saybrook School P T A marks 20 year service program. Wednesday meeting lists. October 5. Hillside Presbyterian Church Mothers Circle rummage sale October 6. Hillside War Veterans Memorial Building dedication October 9. Junior Woman's Club October 10. Mothers Circle at Hillside Presbyterian Church October 10. Township Committee meeting scheduled.
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