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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
7
Public guidance covers actions during a red alert including driving to shelter, avoiding blockages, and finding strongest building areas. It advises to secure home utilities, gather safety gear, and rely on trained radiological monitors for radiation concerns.
Reader from 393 Princeton Avenue announces acceptance to the county Veterans Committee and thanks Horace F. Baker, Hillside Republican leader. He urges veterans to engage in civic and political affairs, noting a history of veteran activity and the need to stimulate involvement for community welfare.
John M. Brown, a veterans committee co chair, urges county voters to back a progressive ticket. He cites Hillside campaigns as distinct and criticizes the local Republican ticket, calling for independent judgment and modern, efficient government amid ongoing township activity.
Harry G Hyra endorses the Democratic ticket citing Republican inactivity over years and the inclusion of Democrats on the Township Committee as a sign of civic improvement. He urges voters to back Democrats to restore efficiency across municipal departments.
Morris Vinopal of the City Music Center Irvington described the practice of free instrument instruction for students at a Hill side Avenue School assembly for the upper grades. Seymour Stein directed the music program, and James D. Loomis of Howard Savings Institution Newark outlined the school saving program.
Free food and drink will be available at a corn festival honoring John M Malone and Henry Goldhor Democratic candidates for Township Committee. The event at the grove behind Terry Auto Sales on Liberty Avenue is chaired by Nat Gold and sponsored by the West Side Independent Voters League.
In a vivid address the speaker argues the Iron Curtain must be kept from spreading freedom and that the nation must boost arms manufacture while meeting civilian needs. He highlights high American productivity and calls for greater labor initiative to defend the country and way of life.
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