What Use Primaries Elitoriel
The piece questions the value of primary elections in Westchester County noting turnout under ten percent and the expense to taxpayers. It traces primaries to New York reforms under Governor Hughes and recalls recall proposals, argues machine control remains strong, and suggests abolishing primaries in favor of party conventions to unify nomination methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
New York
Charles E Hughes
South
STOP SPENDING CUT TAXES PUSH FOR LOCAL CONTROL
A New York report warns state money for local aid drives higher taxes and expanded programs. Governor Dewey says revenue must strengthen before new responsibilities. State aid prompts local spending under state standards, risking a trap of rising costs and tighter control. The message urges residents and officials to resist increases and seek fiscal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormciais
Ownners
New York
Supervisors’ Association of
Dewey
Mrs Irving M Taylor Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs Irving M Taylor widow of the late Taylor and Tinsley of Mist Bea Taylor of Seahowrenet Street. two daughters survive. Funeral services pending. parishioners and choir members noted. Also listed are surviving children and several sisters and in laws. Community notes include a postal service notice from Vancouver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beare Taylor
Trsing
M. Taylor
Tinsley
Mist
Bea Taylor
Seahowrenet Street
Aubryell
Billings
Menta
Hire Taylor
New Yorks Cental Railroad
Ossining
Vemkers
He Tate James
Ann Thomedn Pearce
Taylor Threety
van Faueh Aparmene
Nery ‘Tarestown
Tren
Taslor
Irvington Police Padio on the Air Without Ceremony
A garbled report from Irvington New Jersey describes a police radio event with references to Morse code and various names. The piece mentions observers checking performance and a ceremonial tone despite the formal wording being unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Police
Patrolman J Edward Brunner Dies After Bee Sting
Patrolman J Edward Brunner of Greenbrae Police Station died Saturday afternoon at his home after being stung by yellow jackets. He fell ill at 28 Dalewood Drive and was moved to the home of Dr David Greenberg, who treated him but he died later at Mount Carmel Church and Rosemount Boulevard fire station. He was 38, survived by wife Margaret, two sons Willian and John, and sister Ann Theresa Brunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Brasmer
Te Greenbrae
Gibson Avene
Fairiow
Wee
Drg
Brunner
Dalewood
Martine
David Ig
Greenburgh
Peteeman
Morving
Brunnerie
Margaret Peatt Tamer
Willan
John Renner
Ann
Theresa
Witham Neon Fearner
Eimeford
Water Grace Le Venture Becomes Engaged
An engagement announcement from Ming Grave LaVenue notes the forthcoming union with a partner connected to Weerstock and Nedsley Terrace. The piece mentions Mr Frank A Ley von and details about LaVenture's family and residence, highlighting local ties and social standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Grave
Weerstock
TaVenture
Nedsley Terrace
Frank A. Ledger
Sean
Frnk
St. Petersinny
LaVenture
Ieomeary
Me Ledwerwood
Letter from Mes Brown on Scotland famine aid meeting
A letter from Mes William Brown of Nort Astor Street describes a Scotland aid meeting. She reports rations and shortages, foods and clothing arriving from South Africa and Denmark, and notes delays in supplies amid postwar hardships. Hostesses Mix Maney Maclosh and Mrs Hearierty Macedo are mentioned, along with a birthday party at North Roadway for a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Willam Brown
Astor Street
Scotland
Cameron
Tarsstown
Aire
Brown
South Africa
Densia
Macedo
Ile Statens
Chief Leaves Village for Milwaukee Vacation Delay
Chief Fishermel of the Irsinain PoTce Departmen t plans a three week trip to Milwaukee. He will visit the Maule nonsotiarions UF, and Mrs. I G. Hayeon. The vacation and the installation of the new potee favo ayatin were in a neck ass feck race. The chief did not want to leave the village without the system installed and would not rearrange schedules to delay the radio’s operation slated for Thursday. The system finally went into operation Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chats Fishermet
Tly
Milwaukee
Wiss
Maule
I G. Hayeon
Hayssen
Furnce Dunes
Fishermel
Portrait of Hugh Findlay noted landscape professor and author
Obituary summary notes Professor Hugh Findlay former director at Columbia University Hluskon Arboretum Nevis and active in landscape architecture education at Syracuse and Columbia. It highlights WW II service in France, involvement with gardening for the blind, and leadership in community garden projects. Surviving family includes Mabel L. Chase and Robert Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Findlay
Columbia UniversityHluskon Arboretama Nevis
Hatches Lake
West Eaton
Siscicon County
New York
Colin
Nees
Inlay
Ayr
Cof. Finlay
Yorks State School of Agriculture
Morrisville
Syracuse University
Fee
Columbia University
France
Royal Hortcultural Society
England
American Geographical Society
American Society of Landscape Architect
Mabel L. Chase
Robert Finda
Elaborate wedding in New York and Suffolk connections emerge
The manuscript notes a wedding near Salem New York with a detailed guest list including Stephen Diam Sih Wigton Norah Caro ina and Miss Griffith daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Willan Gi rth of Sudbury England. It references education at Scarborough-on-Hudson Bowee Boston and Wake Forest Law School plus ties to Norah Caro ina and Willian Hosslett of Fairport. Additional mentions cover a reception at Kent Gite and plans for the groom’s father and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Francis
Liewine Genel
Mes
Walter
Stent Bhorkor
Red Gate
New York
Anise
Stephen Diam Sih
Wigton
Norah Caroina
Ake
St Pas's Carel 'Salem
Kent Gite
Reverend Rees Te
Gore Howlett
Acuelon Raeay
Miss Griffith
David Willan Girth
Sudbury
Suffolk
England
Amuate
Searboronch School
Scarborough-on-Hudson
Crile
Boston
Maccachusets
Smre Smith
Jamies Howard Smith
Wilmington
North Carains
The
University of
Noah Carona
Chapel Hi
North
Jie
Wake Fores College
Wake Forest
Xavens
Miss Alice Cody Married Neighbor John Kopp in Tarrfawn
Mer Gsm Valle af Noh Beker Burcet announces the Septem Nee 30 nuptials of Miss Alice Cody to John Kopp of Tarr fawn. The couple planned a home reception Tuesday. guests included Grace Dreamasy and many coworkers. Decorations were ink and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Dawebter
Mer
Valle
John Kopp
Tarr Fawn
Et Weilhover
Tuenday
Alice Cody
Emloyee
Dueniaat Corgan Tion
Grace
Beale
Connie Meltina
Dorothy Wolke Rachara Vineem
Tearie Vincent
Carolyn’ Vincent Serling
Anne Fleming
Mary K. Specht
Ace Touring
Ennone
Police Take 80 Boys to Yankee's Game
Irvington police escorted about eighty boys to a New York Yankees game, organized by the Irvington Police Red Solver Club. The event drew many youths from the town as part of a community program connected to local police activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Irvington
Irvington Police Red Solver Club
New York Ankse
Alterna Yankees
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
Traffic Violations Bring Fines of 168 in Irving ton Vilene Peel Court
Seventeen motorists paid a total of 168 in Irving ton Vilene Peel Court on Wednesday for traffic violations. Offenders included two repeat violators fined 25 each for speeding at 60 mph and several others fined 5 to 10 for speeding, illegal parking, or running red lights. Names and locations appear among the mixed list of defendants from Brooklyn New York City Middlebury and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Vilene Peel Court
Saw Mill River
George Connor
Middlebury
Lee S. Kreindler
New You
Herman Pastuone
Brooklyn
Joseph Lanier
Brook Tyne
Wiler
New York City
Hsran Selvecier
Brome
Fras Acquaro
Troaklyn
Theodore Riler
Brewster
Robert Ti Lynch
Trvvistos
Arshi Davidson
Jons
Zien Jo Mowe
Besoks
Nas” Pecsin
Fioms
Gilbert Rit Heine
Semmuntty House Ness Family Outing Plans Amid Odd Text
Fragmented notice describes a family outing at Semmuntty House with parents present, ages unclear, and restricted access for children under 12 without adult supervision. It mentions ticket contact Mrs Raymond Foster and references a community water conservation theme. Library hours listed as June 1 with summer schedule, including daily blocks and Tuesday Thursday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inal
Inendea Ieee
PTA Programs Spotlight Progression This Year
The Irvington Parent Teacher Association outlines a year of meetings on progression in child development from kindergarten to high school. Monthly gatherings at the High School Auditorium will cover aims, movie themes, junior achievement, college night, and corporate hiring hints, with a May closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isons Rental Ntiitudes
PTA
Kinde
Alee Ie
Irvington Pta
Wilck
Rogram Claire
Jee A. Gleason
Jiresent
Graden S|smorters
Mise
Mildred Hayskin
Seeersey
Eneresprning
Lew Siraly
St Catholic
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Elitoriel
Irving M. Taylor
Surivors
Mra Maxwell Dewey
Dlales
Seven Sisters
Nis Teitao
Fosepiy
Arne Ong Font
Yonkers
Cecile Mis
Cokefoot
Pei AL Pearce
Harvice
Jiernann
Marys
Marys rarshorow-on-Hindsot
Vington Citiea
Catal
Siewsige
Morse
John
Charles Aber
New Jersey
Llondas
Genel
Eoiheny
Chie
Fingh
Finlay
Kevis
Bies
LoviegSigrievant Bevier
Bop
Toacher
Fie
Levington Public Schoole
Shsenice
Crincyal Ray
Townsend
Alonday
Fiat the Seas
Board of
Eductions
Pevier
Ehons
Bins Vernelia Crawford Mes
Mevier
They
John J. Bane Jr
Robert Kenneth
Laverence
Lromille
Kenneth
Tae Con
Semmuntty
Ness
Taheray. Sen
P.T.A
Howry Fe Smith
Silamas
Sunda
Father Siuidh
St Maria's College
Port Au Pines
Hai
West Indies
Holy Ghost Fathers of
Thn
Band of Missionares
Father Smith
Missionary Cooperative Plan
Robert B. Ralph
Paulding Avenue
Tarrytown
Charles Robert
Tarestown
Ralph
Dolly Gasperini
Irvington High School
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