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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
6
The Hillside Times lists subscription rates of 2.50 per year with six cent single copies. Postage to Canada and foreign countries applies. Readers are invited to submit letters with name and address, though publication is not guaranteed.
Life magazine highlights a massive U S effort moving 236 planes and 300 ships to support a Korean beachhead. It notes 17 000 tons needed per infantry division to start and 436 tons daily as fighting continues, rising to 580 tons on offense. Nine week miracle praised. credit given to pilots sailors and ground crews.
The Times Past item notes a 20 year old report about the viaduct over the North Broad Street crossing on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. A resolution of the Township Committee authorized pavement work on the northern approach as summer attendance by men and boys in New Jersey chest increased.
Sponsored by the Rev. Thomas F. Canty Council No 3197 of Hillside New Jersey as part of a Knights of Columbus sponsorship program.
The article explains why Catholics revere the Pope as Holy Father, tracing the church’s 2000-year history from Christ and Peter to Pope Pius XII. It argues the papacy as Christ’s enduring office, protected from error, and invites readers to request Pamphlet No. 4-N for more on Peter’s successors and papal authority.
The item notes cooperation plans between the Township Committee and the Board of Education to extend Irvington Avenue to Fairview, a transit of electric eye chart adoption, paving Hillside Avenue, and a storm drain project. It mentions Robert N Buck postponing a transcontinental flight due to weather while aiming to break a junior record. It references orchid shows, a Hillside Republican county chair election, and dahlia award recipients at the American Dahlia Society show in New York.
The building at 1303 North Broad Street is being remodeled for JF Chapman & Son Inc general contractors of 1439 North Broad Street. Supervisor Herb Connington of Salem Avenue oversees the project. Sydney G Katz of Passaic becomes the new proprietor of the Hillside liquor store.
A local delicatessen and liquor shop on Maple Avenue has changed hands recently as the new owner purchased the business from Sam Manscorf, who ran it for many years. The Route 29 drive-in offers thirty kinds of pies including blackberry in season, with ample parking for customers.
Milton B. Conford of Hillside attended the New Jersey Judicial Conference in Trenton as an Essex County Bar Association delegate. He has long served in bar activity and was a 1947 Constitutional Convention consultant. he’s a Democratic candidate for the Township Committee. Mrs Elizabeth Evans Williams of Hillside dies at 78 after long illness. funeral held Sept 20. burial in Orchard Street Cemetery.
Ted Stein of 1016 Harding Road Elizabeth is appointed production manager of the Stain less Engineering and Machine Works, a division of Cooper Alloy Foundry Co, announced by division manager M. Robert. Stein previously served four years as assistant production manager at Cooper Alloy and worked for U S Engineering Corp. He holds a B S from Newark College of Engineering and was formerly president of the Newark ASCE chapter.
A series of births recorded include Robert Charles Rosse at 576 N Union Ave, Arlene Myrna Schneiderman at 271 Conklin Ave, John Michael McDonough at 514 Princeton Ave, Jill Leslie Levey at 1490 A Liberty Ave, Thomas Stephen Baiza at 6341 Buchanan St, Carol Kreitz at 147 Franklin St, Alana Steib at 204 Silver Ave, and Beverly Boice at 581 Plymouth Rd.
A list of residents with varying birth and relation details appears, including multiple children and spouses linked to addresses on Conklin Avenue Princeton Hiawatha Baltimore and others. Marriage licenses are listed for several couples across Hillside Newark Elizabeth and Jersey City, with accompanying addresses, and several deaths noted in city streets followed by a township note offering quick-sale broker services.
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