Westchester High Schools Dominate NY Scholarship Wins
A newspaper survey shows top scholarships in New York State favor larger high schools. Westchester County lists 30 winners with only six from village schools. Buffalo Fosdick-Masten Park leads at 99.89 average, Queens and Bronx follow, while East Irvington honors returning veterans. The piece questions consolidation of small schools to compete. it also covers a local primary election verdict favoring Judge Gallagher over Judge Fasso, noting party organization rules and independent options.
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Edidariel
New York State
New York
Westchester County
Port Chester
Ossining
Harrison, Tuckahoe
North Tarrytown
Westchester
Fosdick-Masten Park High School
Buffalo
Queens County
Bronx
White Plains High School
State Education Department
War Children Aid Drive Receives New York Support
Mrs Harold B Scott and Mrs C Brace of Sunyside Lane are among about two hundred New York residents who contributed to the Foster Parents Plan for War Children for July. Plan headquarters are at 35 West 42nd Street New York. The plan funds care for children in France England Ireland and Belgium and supports children of many nationalities including French Maltese British Polish Belgian Italian Spanish Austrian Czech Norwegian Hungarian Danish and German children.
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Harold B. Scott
C. Brace
Sunyside Lane
New York State
Cldren
Edna Blue
Plan
West 42Nd Street
New York
Dlan
France
England
Iuly
Vielland
Belgium
Clildeen
Gallagher victory in primary for county judge nomination
Gallagher defeats Judge Thomas N Fasso in Republican primary for county judge, with broad Greenburg district margins. He also won Democratic and American party nominations, while Faso leads in North Fairfield and Fairview districts. Independent run possible. Greenburg results show Gallagher sweeping most precincts.
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Ebert F Gallagher
Ali
Thomas N. Fasso
Wise
Gallagher
Gallagher Tad
Toi
e.Gallagher
Tevington
Fess
Faso
Hey Canta
Judge Gallagher
Calle
Sher
Dodbbs Ferey
Fate
Fasco
Hilaide Avenue
Roshele Iors
Gov
Worth Pelham's Solden Jubilee Celebrates Community
The report describes a local celebration in Petan, New York on April 23, with Jor Hanley delivering remarks at the main event. The jubilee marks the town anniversary with continuous parades and a large crowd along the Hudson River park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleaton
I Finge
Petan
New York
Jor
Hanley
Hiehineon
Water main break disrupts Broad Street supply
A high pressure water main break at Broad Street and Broadway Road cut off supply to most villagers. Frank Unaner, water superintendent, and assistant Carl Year shut a valve near Broadway and Dow's Lane, stopping overflow and restoring service to the majority after the break caused flooding in streets and calls to the Village Clerk’s office.
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Broad Tion Road
Broadway
Station Road
Tater Street
Frank Unaner
Carl Year
Dows
Lane
Engagement of Mary Ann Lee to Frank Tate Jr Proceeding
Mary Ann Lee of Indianapolis announces engagement to Frank Tate Jr son of Mrs Taaffe of Tevington. Miss Lee a Marion, Vincennes College alumna joined the U S Navy Nurse Corps in 1949 and is stationed at the Naval Hospital Sampson New York. Frank Tate Jr is a Burlington High School and Valparaiso College alum and served three years in the Navy. he is a former director of athletics at the Veterans Administration in Matavia New York. The wedding is planned for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Lee
Frank A
Taapfe
Jose R. Lee
Nediamnapolis
Inna
Riage
Mary A Ann Lee
Frank Tate
Eanke A
Taaffe
Tevington
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Hospital
Sampson
N.Y
Taafei
Irv
Selval
Sal Hinen
Cale
Ske Phi Epsilon Kapge Traverniy
U. S. Navy
Navy
Ular the Veterans, Administration
Matavia
Fire training course enrollment grows in county plan
The Westchester Fire Chiefs Emergency Plan training program moved from Little Theater to White Plains High School auditorium due to high enrollments. County officials said 7 of 500 registered and 120 were confirmed. about 3,000 firefighters and thousands of spectators are expected for the late fire fighting demonstrations at the county center.
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Westchester
White Plains
White Paine High Seto
B. Richter Townsend
Throdah
Councy
East Irvington to Honor Veterans Event Plan
The East Irvington veterans program outlines World War I and World War II veteran tributes. Volunteers list committee members and event activities including base ball, athletic events, old time races, and a square dance instruction night at the Community House.
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Luna
Palme
Sonnys de Fey
Ingon
Cory
Senin
Raymond G. Poster
Chirman
Comite
Sts
James Mona Tosh
Atone Jotepuso
Jobin Tox 'en'Patay Rel
Alan “Hoe
Steven Ties
Nicinder Fury
Jose Psa
Ow Burke
Janes Rey
Rae Ison 'Ar Macedo
Dene Fin
Wwiian Comick
Peter Ser
Lowy Proft
Charles Ehmler
Lack Ad
Her Burke Ie
Pitney
Eimer
Sondec
Aes
Amoureements
Peter Mors
Csian
Violet Pistner
Ota
Young Savnots
Ehmler
Commits House
Bet’ White
Woutenester Cownge Recreation Commission
Comenunry House
Prizes planned for Y activities at Tarrytown YMCA program
Miss Catherine Diangetet and J Robert Morse will lead the closing day program for the Children's Museum in Triverton. The event, Friday August 2 and Monday at the Tarrytown YMCA, invites all participants and families to attend from 7 to 10 pm. Participants across Softball and V groups will showcase art, crafts, demonstrations, and a dance, with an exhibition of class work and a swing disc by the Pisies. A nominal fee funds refreshments and staff supervision.
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Catherine Diangetet
Tarrytowns
J. Robert Morse
Levington
Trv
Ington
Tarrytown
Tarry
Irvington Firemen Parade Marks 30th Anniversary in Yonkers
The Irvington Fire Department plans a large parade in Yonkers on Saturday to honor its 30th anniversary. Fire companies from nearby towns including Yonkers and Tarrytown will participate, with groups from as far as Albany attending. The procession is expected to be the largest in the Hudson Valley since before the war.
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Irvington
Ely
Grenen
Yonkers
Inston Fire Company
Wil
Tarrytown
American Lego Fe and
Drain Corps
Huavon Valley
Albany
Burglary at William Loyd Home In Irvington
Irvington police investigate a break in at the William Loyd residence on View Road last Friday evening or night. Jewelry valued around 2000 dollars was stolen after entry through a French door. Detectives continue clues as officers review the scene.
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Irvington
William Loyd
Ierview Road
Joya
Boyd
Jersey
Willian Boyd
Loors Runes
McCally
John Radic
McCall
Sut
Charis
Anbermehl
Elaine Hon
Ross Sisters Prepare Double Wedding in Lowell
Moss of Lowell announces upcoming double wedding between Ilian Fkzalwth and Charles etinnng and Florence May to David P Ramsay on Saturday August 7 at 4 o clock at St Athene Episcopal Church in Lowell. Moss brother of Mes wt of Croton Place. Miss Ethel AE McLean named to English department at Syracuse University and will assist women students. William Monahan of South Lekar Street admitted to Grasslands Hospital for observation after odd behavior. Parish Dance to celebrate a son born Matthew Swift on August 30 at 8:30 P.M.. Burns orchestra to provide music at the Parish Hall event.
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Ross
William Moss
Lowell
Moss
Tivington
Yongers
Charles
Florence
David P. "Ramsay
Oelock
Episcopal Church At
Mes
Croton Place
Ethel AE McLean
Irvington High School
Iiea College of Syracuse
McLean
William Monahan
South Lekar Street
Grassins Hospital
Monahan
B. F. McCall
Francis X. Quinn
Eugene
Chesley E. Smith TeGuilicwldy
Redemptorist
Richard A. Morel
Roland Road
Ardsley Park
Matthew Swift
Larry
Harknes Pavilion
New
Village Schools to Open for Full Term on Sept 4
The Jevington public schools will open September 4 two days after Labor Day with a revised calendar. Regular sessions begin September 5 after a teachers meeting. Repairs across three buildings are finished including Jil Burner reinstalled at Irving School and rear parking area resurfaced. School buses to operate with two units. parishioner students also covered.
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Irving School
Jevington
Raymond E. Townsend
Lendar
Board of Education
Irving
Sheldon Avenue
Hieh Seto
Main Street
Townsend
Parkway speeders fined in Feington village court
Speeding violators at Saye Mill River Park in Feington village faced fines totaling 65 dollars. Four others charged by Police Judge J. Lyden brought session fines to 81 dollars. Names include William Ableson, Ative Baylis, Meyer Jakobson, Anthony Pensabene, John Dituick, and Delman Devoy with varying speeds and fines. A separate case fined Small of Tarrytown for 47 mph on Broadway, while several individuals were fined for passing a light. Sanctuary redecorating at the Immaculate Conception Church headed by John DeRosa is noted.
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Saye Mill River Parlasny
Feington
Ington Village
Nednesay
J. Lyden
Parkway
William Ableson
South Orange
N. J
Ative Baylis
Brooklyn
Meyer Jakobson
Forest Hills
Anthony
Pensabene
John H. Dituick
Garden City
Eel
Delman F. Devoy
Long Island City
Small
Tarrytown
Broadway
Robert Aurrisy
Mt. Vernon
Bob Landreck
Inwood, L. L
Frederick Lyone
Cold Spring
N. Y
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East Irvington
East Ovington
Lange
Repubican
Fasso
New Rochelle
County Committee
Nins
Worth Pelham
Hastings
Gresavi
Greenburgh
Tarrtown
Gallagher Fas
Basie
Soul
Glenville
Eastevington
St Diaries
Ardsley
Dobbs Ferry
Sa Disc
Dobbbs Ferry
Hasnce Dia
Greenville
Hartedal
Hartsdale
Fairview
Eyf View
Elford
Elmsford
North Elmsford
East
Gers
Arade
Irimacuste Conception
John DeRosa
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