Hudson River Tunnel Link Proposed Between Westchester and Rockland
A bill introduces a Rockland Westchester Causeway and Hudson Tunnel Authority to construct approaches and a tunnel beneath the Hudson linking Tarrytown and Nyack. Estimated cost is 12.5 million dollars with bonds and tolls, to be free after about 22 years per project estimates. Authority terms set by governor and legislature, aiming to connect the two counties and facilitate future financing.
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Tarrytown
Hudson
Tnnel
Gov
Senate
Parsons Slapew York
Bath Houses
Nyack
Assemblyman Garnjost Marries New York Lawyer
Assemblyman Alexander Th. Garnjost of Yonkers wed Mise Abettt Conolly of New York City in a quiet ceremony at Judge J Gordon Flannery's Teaneck home attended by close friends. The couple, both lawyers, plan to reside at 45 Pondfield Road Went Yonkers after a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
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Alexander TH. Garnost
Yonkers
Miseabettt Conolly
Irs
Bernard Asman Conolly
Newrie City
Westchester
J. Gordon Flannery
Teacon
Heth Asweaniyman Garnjost
Pride
Garnjost
Robert B. Dunn
Caryl Avenue
William A. Kane
Brrd
Fred A. Garnjost
St Igh Street
Yonkers 11
Cornell University
Golumbia University
New York
Central National
Assembly
Aire
Gaenjost
Uoucher College
Thook iyn_ Law School
Atlantic City
Pondfeld Road
Patrolman Murphy Drives Against Speeders on Broadway
Patrolman Murphy again targets speeders delivering summons to five motorists early Monday on Broadway. The roundup aimed to curb dangerous speeding, with violators facing hearings before Judge Millex.
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Murphy
Broadway
Atx
Aly
York City
Two Trucks Wrecked In South Broadway Crash
Early Monday collision on South Broadway opposite the Dorken Brown estate at 2215 left both trucks badly damaged. Operators Edwin E. Dolan and Joseph A. Laposello escaped injury. Dolan driven truck from Kosmne Garage and Laposello’s truck owned by his father Albert Pllegg. Patrolmen Murphy and Gorey investigated. Wrecks removed by Steenworth Garage crew from Dobbx Ferry.
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Broadway
Dor Ken Brown
Edwin E. Dolan
Paeife St
Brooklyn
Kosmne
East 86Th Street
New York City
Joseph A. Laposello
Grand Street
Crotot Erator
Laposello
Albert
Murphy and Gorey
Dolan
Steenworth
Dobbx Ferry
Yes Men Era Highlighted By Rev Ball At Vesper
Rev Lee Ball told a Vesper audience in Tarrytown that society has entered an era of yes men. He contrasted weather and recent vacations with a call to resist propaganda and political slogans, urging readers to question promises of prosperity and to avoid substituting fancy for fact. Continued on Page Four.
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Lee Ball
Vesper
Yes Men
Washington
Ingh
Tarrytown
Hubert Taylor
Nebuchadnezar
Nuisance complaint at Tiarbren Shop on South Broadway
Mrs. J Istenman asks Patrolman Edward For to curb recurring annoyance near the Tiarbren Shop. She reports swinging by passersby that disturbs display windows and risks damaging colors of outfits shown in the storefront. Police were contacted to prevent further incidents occurring mornings.
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J. Istenman
Tiarbren
Broadway
Edward
Pers
Mlapley
Codney Bros to Open Store Here In Read Area
The article notes Codney Bros plan a new store in Read area with brothers involved and comments on property access improvements. It mentions Dr Cole property and Jon Hine, plus an entrance upgrade for the W. L. Tull estate. The work is by A. ter & Son, a long established firm.
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Codney Bros
Nd Yis
Read
Cole Ime
Dr. Cole
Jon Hine
W. L. Tull
A. Ter & Son
Runaway Truck Damages Tree After Breakaway Parking
A runaway truck from White Plains rolled away at Erle Street in Ardsley Park and struck a tree, damaging its front. The driver, Erle Street in Port Chester, had been making a delivery to a nearby residence when the vehicle, apparently not parked properly, broke free. The crash left the truck front with visible damage.
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A. Cushman
Warned to Get License and License Summoned Incident
Police warned Lally and Tannelli to obtain licenses after a dog injury at Simmons location. Statements indicate multiple prior warnings to Tannelli about harboring the animal, with subsequent enforcement actions planned or executed.
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Lally
Simmons
Tannelli
Mary Morris Wins Forester’s Watch Prize
Miss Mary Morris of North Ferris Street became the winner in a village drawing for a Hulova watch auctioned at twenty dollars. The entry noted she had never won before, with Petey of 102 Man Street drawing the winning number and Dr. Pili as the officer overseeing the drawing at Lake Place.
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Mary Morris
North Ferristreet
Vill Rge
Morris
Farday
Snckle
Petey
102 Man Street
Water Safety Plan Outlined By Captain Y Yates Of Red Cross
Captain Yates of the Westchester County Red Cross promotes a ten point water safety plan to reduce summer drownings. He warns drownings often result from heart conditions or overestimation of swimming ability and stresses supervision, selecting safe swimming areas, knowing personal limits, and avoiding strong currents and long swims in shallow water.
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Y. Yates
Red Cross
David J. Yates
Westchester County Red Cross
Village Sued For $16000 By Swing Victims
Two Irvington residents seek damages totaling 16000 saying injuries from a village swing ride at Park four weeks ago were caused by defective cross bars supports and lack of warning. Miss DeLuela seeks 15000 and her brother 1000 claiming permanent injuries and medical costs. The village has twenty days to answer.
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Talph DeLuela
Hidren
Hessarl
Thomas J. Gorey
Brusser
Con Jons
Irvington
Drivers in near collision face court charges on Broadway
Report of a near collision on North Broadway leads to court appearances. Frank White and Henry Logan face hearings with police and patrol officers detailing alleged speeding and reckless driving. Multiple drivers were fined or suspended sentences for parkway violations and illegal parking as the cases unfold.
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N Broadway
Lyden
Frank White
Cole
Hely
Edward Foley
Simmons
Atl
Seme Way
Archie Livingston
Lindstreet
Jackson Tolghtts
Peter P K
Warburton
South Broadway
George Lasher
Ossining Road
Pleasantville
South
Tewey
E. Poth
John Prince
Staf
Westchester County Park Commission reports year end attendance decline
The annual report covers April 20 to the current season, noting the greatest attendance in history yet reduced operating costs and a $200,000 revenue drop. It cites Playland promotion, newspaper ads, and park maintenance as drivers of high costs, with six miles of parkways and safety considerations described amid urged economy. The Supervisors are urged to avoid further cuts that could affect public safety and recreation benefits.
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Westchester County Park Commission
Seas ‘Ke and Beaches
Ethan
Playland
Westchester Vamps Revue and Dance at Center Sept 15
The Westchester County Firemen's Association sponsors a Vamps Revue and Dance at the County Center on September 15. The event features high grade entertainers and the finest dance orchestra in the county, held in the large auditorium to raise funds for the county association of 115 departments and about 760 members. Proceeds benefit local fire departments and will extend the revue’s reach this year.
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Westchester County Firemen’s Association
Rity
Nes
Church Street
Uckers
Prorat
Westchester
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Rockland Counties
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Fredinand R. Horn
Alex. Garnjost
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C. Mastick
Harbren
Cushman’s Baker Truck Rolls
Curb
Ardsley
A. Tannelli
Foresters Watch
Dr. Pilied
Peat Lake
Plaeld
Guardsan Mnes
Kea Eort
Rive
Park Commission
Village
Matthiessen
North Tarrytown
Dance AT Center
Westchester County Volunteer Firemen's Association
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