Democracy, isolationism, and a military future debate
The author disputes isolationist views and argues for strong democratic defense against totalitarian powers. They question if trade with the totalitarian world is possible, urge reliance on a robust military establishment, and support General Pershing's call for selling old destroyers to deter aggression. The piece critiques Colonel Lindbergh and stresses democratic institutions and national conscience in shaping policy.
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Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Lindbergh
United States
Colonel Lindbergh
Great Britain
Pershing
Hitler
British airliner viewed by villagers in Irvington honors former trustee
Irvington residents witnessed a British airliner on its maiden New York flight passing over the village at 7:25 PM. Services held Sunday evening honored Henry Cannon, former Irvington trustee and realtor, with hundreds attending at St Barnabas Church and a cortege to Cedar Ridge Cemetery.
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Irvington
Ber Clare
Iheand
New York
Hudson
LaGuardia
North Beach
Queens
Henry
Howard
Cannon
St Barnabas
Otis Radclife Rice
St. Barnabas Officiel
Crem
Barnabas
S Jay
New York City
James Fla Smith
Bnabethtown
Hyde
Ile
William Taw
Newsork
Beneanee Cannon
Torytown
Dana Be Ganon
Harton
Cone
Oliver W. Cannon
San Rio
Catteni
Sr. Cannon
V Silage
Trvington
Bercy
Ant Church
Oveel
Neice
Conn
Stork
Jed W. Hennessey Dies Sudden at Home in North Tarrytown
Jed W. Hennessey, longtime North Tarrytown supervisor and political figure, died suddenly Wednesday morning at his New Road home after a monthlong illness. He leaves a wife Mary Martin and seven children, with services planned Saturday at St. Turick Church.
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F. Hennessey
Tosen
Mount Pleasant
North Taryenen
Hennessey
North Tarrytown
Tevington
Lee
Post Road Transporation Councss
Hasina
Feck
Mary Martin
North Frarytown
Jamies Dane
Oyster Bay
Marion
Edna Heresse
North Tarty
Dorothy Hennessey
Te Fiest National Bank of
North Tarestow
Mildred Hennessey
Imothy Hennessey
North Tarrytown Police
Dartment
Richard Ueannessey
Ossining
Ata
Waters
Anes Murphy
Mise Mary Tennesees
Feckwa Avent
Village urges water bill payment as delinquent charges rise
Village Clerk Wills announces a campaign to collect overdue water bills totaling about 17000. Trustees authorize action to lien properties with unpaid meters, aiming to recover funds by October. most charges expected to be paid before the deadline.
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Hoge of Trustees
Cetatone
van Af Eater
Pstemany
Sater
Psteman
Mason B. Starring Heads Republican Finance Campaign
Mason B. Starring heads Republican finance campaign. Irman for drive issues plea for funds to aid Willkie.
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Republican Finance
Deadline August 15 for unlicensed docs crackdown heats up
Police chief McCalhince announces that owners of unlicensed documents must comply by August 15 or face warrants issued by Judge James J. Tyden. The action, mandatory under state law, targets those who do not obtain licenses. Meanwhile Westchester Republican leaders name Mason B. Starling Jr. as county chairman and announce key appointees including Mex. Marshall P. Jade for the women’s division and J. D. Robb and John Latta as town chairmen. Read remains active Navy reserve. Starling pledges continued strong effort. The party aims to mobilize support for Wendell L. Willkie for president.
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B. F. McCalh
James J. Tyden
White
Ate
Davison
Algo
Marshall P. Jade
Mone Kisco
Westchester
T Towns
Starling
William Read
United States Navy Reserve Corps
Martine Avenue
White Plaing
Firemen's Fair A Big Success At Bremen Carnival
The Bremen charity carnival drew over three thousand attendees across a three day event, raising substantial profit for the benevolent fund. Final plans now set for a larger, similar future. prizes included an electric lamp and a Queen Anne chair. winners noted for Thursday and Friday drawings.
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Companie
Bremen
Setir
Amin
Cera
Margaret Kira
Josh Safes
Ries
Eckar Street
Miss Tewes
Fe McLeod
Anne Jenin
Venditto
Funeral Reform Advocate Urges Simple Rites at Conference
Rev D R Rice, rector emeritus of St Barnafae and hospital chaplain, spoke at the Union Theological Seminary seminar in New York urging restraint in costly funeral customs. He argued modern rites overly focus on outward display, stressing reverence for the deceased and the family’s future, urging simpler services and less ostentation.
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Res Duis Rice
St. Luke's Hospital
Church of St. Barnafae
Andress
Union Theological Seminars
120Th Steel
York City
Irie
Hag T
Memorial Park Hosts Three Hundred Scouts Camp
A note from Irvington details a 300 scout camp at Memorial Park led by Troop 36 under Mr. Somie Troop and Miss Jessie Paul. Event includes inspection of tents on Puddit Street, with J Frank Hackbarth and Mrs. J Prank Hackharth among organizers. Readers may expect a formal evening program with representatives from local schools and firms.
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Jessie Paul
John E. Hackbarth
Com Wiccopee
Trace Nilsson
Irvington High School
Memesitark Saope
Eve Conmodare
Sanday i
Iss Grae Sisson
New York
Anns Niort
Coto
Meert
Saray
Inston
Ali Ronay
Schott
Nickle Company
Evington Republican Outing Planned For September 14
The Evington Republican Club sets September 14 at Cock Robin Farm for its first village outing in years. If rain, the event shifts to the following week with a simple plan for food and informal fellowship to boost the fall campaign, inviting county candidates and local officials.
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Evington
Republican Club
Cock Robin Farm
Cyrufield Road
Fay
Tckees
William F. Bleakley
Jeounty
Wilt Ese
Ehrts
Presen
Joseph Broderick
Incides
Addison R Hastings
Jade James J Tyden
Bain
Cake Sale for Children’s Museum Saturday afternoon
A cake sale to benefit the Children’s Museum will be held Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the Museum on Main Street. Mothers’ group sponsors, with chairman Robert Gilchrist, request cake or baked goods donations by calling Tevington 2684. Also noted are plans for a testimonial dinner for Mrs. Foley, former Ladies Auxiliary leader, scheduled September 25 at Lawrece Inn, Mamaroneck, with chairwoman Mrs. Clara Duggan.
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Edward Foley
Ladies Ausitisty
W. Euw
Lawrece’ Inn
Mamaroneck
Clara Duggan
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Neetle
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Ralph M. Elsworth
Cedar Ridge
Ardsey Park
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Walter
Cape Cott
Anita Schreiber
Yonkisit
H. J. Elsworth
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West Clinton Avenue
Federalsburg
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Fred Schreiber
Terp
Jed W. Hennessey
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Northroadway
Westchester County
United Republican Finance Committee
F. Trubee Davison
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Staring
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Eght County
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Peteham
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Firemen's Fair
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Edward Forman
William Eggerling
Stuart Stevenson
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Walter Schneck
Stanley Adelaide Hazlett
Malcolm AL Roy
Harry Temples Ice
Bert" Kings Mes
Cael A. Mille
Fred J. Hoff
William Townsend
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Roland Thomas
Norman C. Tempiston
Daniel Taster
Joseph Landy
William C. Stuart
A. D. Simpson
Frank C. Gilbert
Award Luckett
Herbert C Dickinson
Edwin W. Fiske
J. Arthur C. Lord
James Egne
William A. Buckley
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Jo Pe Sedgwick
Mas T. K. Benjamin
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