Light Session of Police Court Fines Total $100
Fines totaling 100 dollars were collected by Police Judge John H Norris in a regular police court session last night. Four speeders paid 10 dollars each: Bernard O’Brien Yonkers Stain Strauss Hastings Geunter Huebschmann Montclair NJ and Luciano Astuto Irvington. Three drivers were fined five dollars for missing proper vehicle inspection certificates: Auplio Corrento Yonkers Jerome Grogan Irvington and Lloyd L Lane Ossining. Caroline P Early Dobbs Ferry and Theodore S Brunson Dobbs Ferry paid five dollars each for running a red light. C Glenn Irvington was fined ten dollars for a village dog ordinance violation and eleven car owners paid parking fines totaling 25 dollars. There were no Saw Mill River Parkway cases.
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John H. 'Norris
Bernard O'Brien
Yonkers
Stain
Strauss
Hastings
Geunter “Huebschmann
Corrento
Jerome Grogan
Irvington
Lloyd L. Lane
Ossining
Caroline P. Early
Dobbs Ferry
Theodore S. Brunson
C. Glenn
Saw Mill River Parkway
School Board Publishes Bus Mileage for Riders
The school board releases mileage details to help determine eligibility for bus transportation. Distinct routes cover East Irvington, Dows Lane, Broadways in Tarrytown, and surrounding areas with ranges from one third to one mile and beyond, listing streets, landmarks, and affected buildings including Immaculate Conception, Hudson River Country Day School, Transfiguration School, and Pennybridge areas.
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Buckhout St
Main
Slinton Avenue
Broadway
Harriman Road
Ardsley Avenue
Cedar Ridge
Riverview Road
Irvington
Mallard Rise
Karr
Mulligan Lane
Caros
Eiler
Cosmopolitan
Buckhout
Iba School
Pinsley Day Camp
Tarrytown
Hudson House
Immaculate Conception
Dutcher Street
Hudson River Country Day School
Harriman
Staon
Station Road
Dows Lane
Transfiguration School
Millbrook
Meadow Street
Sheldon Avenue
Summit Street
Hudson
River Country Day School
South Broadway
Hudson View Park
Sunnyside Lane
Hudson View Park Sind
Marine Reserve clinic names Raymond Henri CO in Manhattan
Col Raymond Henri of Circle Drive has been designated Commanding Officer of the Marine Corps Effective Writing and Photography Clinic to be held in Manhattan from September 10 through 14. The five day clinic, sponsored by the Marine Corps Reserve Volunteer Training Unit, aims to enhance Marines writing and photography skills for covering Marine Corps news events.
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Marine Reserve
Raymond Henri
Circle Drive
Marine Corps
Manhhattan
Marine Corps Reserve
Qranhattan
Henri
VIU
USMCR
Dean Kitchens Wins Baseball Essay Contest
Dean Kitchens and his wife Mrs Joel Kitchens of Cedar Lawn Road were among the winners in an NBC sponsored contest. He wrote Why I Like Baseball and was interviewed on a television show where he met Harvey Kuenn of the San Francisco Giants. Dean received two dockets for a baseball game and related editorial materials for the Marine Corps. A Marines’ professional media clinic will train about 45 Marines from posts nationwide in preparing materials for newspapers magazines radio and television and public relations and advertising. Instructors include top metropolitan New York professionals from newspapers magazines TV advertising and public relations.
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Dean Kitchens
Sar
Joel ‘Kitchens
Cedar
NBC
Harvey Kuen
San Francisco Giants
Dean
Marine Corps
Ats
New York City
USMCR
Henri P
Irvington Police Association Barbecue Parade Photos
The Irvington Gazette reported the annual barbecue underway as staff photos captured children preparing for contests around 1:00 pm. A hat race shows Beth Napp and others while a sack race includes Michael Albanese Patty Fallon Peter Mangiacotti Mary Beth Gray and Jerry Kelly.
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Irvington Police Association
Irvington Gazette
Young sailors earn New York safety certificates
Seventeen youths aged 10 to 14, including Donald MacIntosh and Wil liam MacIntosh of Fargo Lane, Garry Fox and Robert Fox of Meadowbrook Road, Jeffrey Johnson of Cedar Lawn Road, and Robert Stein and Gary Stein of Mountain Road, earned state boating safety certificates by completing the Young Boatman's Safety Course. Instructors Dr. Walter J. Cooper and Commander Warren Hopp praised the turnout as a sign of growing boating safety, with another course to begin soon.
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Donald MacIntosh
William MacIntosh
Fargo Lane
New ‘York State
New York State
Walter J. Cooper
Dobbs Ferry
Warren Hopp
East Sunnyside Lane
Conservation Department
Division of
Motor Boars
Paul Frank
Christopher Conner
Local Man Arrested In Rent Fraud Case
Robert D. Hill of Ardsley Avenue was arrested in New York City after an investigation into alleged irregularities in the State Rent Commission. Hill, an officer of Robert E. Hill Inc., a Manhattan real estate firm, faced forgery and conspiracy charges and was released on a $1500 bail.
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Robert D. Hill
Ardsley Avenue
New York City
State Rent Commission
Hill
Robert E. Hill, Inc
West -181St "Street
Manhattan
Recreation Dept Ends Season Sked in Irvington
The Irvington Recreation Department ended its summer program on August 17 with trips to Bear Mountain and Rye Playland, hikes, hot dogs, tennis lessons, and a teen drama group slay. The fall lineup begins September 17 with flag football for 9 to 12 year olds, arts and crafts, roller skating, and archery.
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Irvington
Attens Dahce
For
Bear Mountain
Rye
Westchester County Department
Parks, Recreation, and Conservation
Dean Stupke
Irvington Schools Readying for New Term With Expanded Enrollments
The Irvington public schools will open on September 5 with abbreviated schedules for the first day and regular schedules starting September 6. Principal Dr. Philip E. Sanborn reports enrollment around 1,300, about 50 more than last year, with kindergarten classes hosted at the Irvington Community Center and East Irvington, and Dows Lane elementary sharing Irvington High School on Main Street. Cafeterias open September 10. bus schedule details published by the Irvington Gazette. Enrollment breakdown includes about 500 in junior senior high, 650 in grades one through six, and nearly 150 in kindergartens. Two kindergarten sessions accommodate morning and afternoon enrollments, shifting with the seasons.
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Vington
Philip E. Sanborn
Irvington
Eva-Lee
Irvington High School
Main Street
Irvington Gazette
Board of Education
Pr. Sanborn
Tractor-Trailer Strikes Utility Valve in Storm
William V. Ferro, 38, of Yonkers drove a tractor trailer owned by Hudson Revitals Inc. on South Broadway Yonkers when slick pavement caused a skid at the intersection. Irvington Police alerted emergency crews who detected escaping gas, responders rushed to repair the break and secure the scene during the stormy evening.
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William V. ‘Ferro
Locust Hill Avenue
Yonkers
Hudson Revitals, Inc
South Broadway
Irvington
Greenburgh Urban Renewal Advances First Property Purchase
Greenburgh's urban renewal program moved forward with the town buying the first private property needed for its 7.5 million project. Supervisor Edward N. Vetrano presented the sale check to Calvin and Mrs. McCants of White Plains for 66 Vanderbilt Ave Fairview. Real estate officer Albert J. Curean for the Greenburgh Urban Renewal Commission negotiated the deal, with closings on three other parcels in Lincoln Park between Columbus and Vanderbilt Aves. The Off Site clearance area, part of the Housing Authority plan, will receive a $120,000 state grant. The Authority reimburses the town, which donates properties to the commission and earns credit toward the overall renewal cost.
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Greenburgh
Edward N. Vetrano
Calvin McCants
White Plains
Vanderbilt Ave
Fairview
Albert J. Cureau
Vetrano
Commission
Urban “Renewal Administration
League of Women Voters Noticed in Congressional Record
The Irvington League of Women Voters learns that a Current Magazine editorial by Sidney Hertzberg was printed in the Congressional Record on June 5 after Senator Kenneth R Keating of New York requested it. The piece commends the league, notes its 40 year study of issues, 132000 members, and its 25th national convention with national president Mrs Robert J Phillips.
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Irvington League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Congressional Record
Kenneth R. Keating
New York
Current Magazine
Sidney Hertzbert
Keating
League of Women, Voters
League
Women Voters
Women ‘Voters
America
Robert J. Phillips
Sidney Hertzberg
Record
Dobbs Ferry Hospital Treats 13Yearold Dog Bite Victim
Dee Rothsehila of the hospital reported to the Irvington police that he treated John Newton, 13, of Fargo Lane for a dog bite caused by the family dog on Sunday.
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Rothsehila
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Ivington
John Newton
Fargo Lane
Stiliim 3: Elder Seaman Apprentice Usnd Mis Harry
Fragmentary OCR item notes an elder seaman apprentice and a mis named Harry with unclear context. The readable parts mention individuals and naval ranks, suggesting a crew listing or personnel note from a maritime record. Further detail required for complete summary.
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Harry
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School Board
Isabel K. Benjamin
Walter J. Couper
Couper
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