Fiendish Confession Ties to Grace Budd Killing at Haunted House
New York police report a confession by Albert Fish in the Grace Budd case. Detectives explore the abandoned Wistery House on Peter Bent Road uncovering skeletal remains and evidence in the 1928 murder.
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Grace Budd
West 15Th Street
New York
Albert A. Fish
Peter Bent
Miner Squire
Willan King
Philip McQuillan
Green Dnred
Peter Bent Road
Fish
Warier
Vetims
Edward Budd
Wiliam Kerman
Long Island
Christmas Play at Methodist Church Event
A Christmas Play at the Methodist Episcopal Church will be presented at 8 o clock Friday evening December 21 by church school members. After the performance White Gifts of clothing food toys and books will be received for the Five Points Mission. Santa Claus will visit after the tree and distribute gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcpal Church
Five Points
Santa Claus
Coal dealer's son fined for operating without weigh's permit
Anthony of Dobbs Ferry, fined $35 by Judge Adolph W. Tea era in Hastings court for operating a coal yard without a weighmaster's license. James F. Moon, county sealer, said the fine was the minimum. Pardy pleaded guilty to weigh tampering charges and faced possible confiscation of bags. The case centers on Pardy operating at his father Michael's Hastings yard in Nepara Park.
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Anthony
Dobbs Ferry
Adolph W. Teaera
Hastings
James F. Moon
Yonkers
Pardy
Moen
Ite Tyne
Hastings Court
Three
Michael Pardy
Nepara Park
New Development in Budd Murder Case
Police and detectives sealed a 50 foot radius around the skull site and found a saw used by Fish in the underbrush. Jardo Reale of East Sunnyside reported bones near a stonewall to Captain McQuillan while removing rocks weeks earlier. Hew believes the remains belong to Grace Budd.
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Jardo Reale
East Sunnyside
McQuillan
Stonewall
Grace Budd
Hawks Take Chickens Away At Town Council Hearing
Calace Mottola faced questions about what kind of hawks he shot as Greenburgh Town Council debated a hunting ordinance. Councilman Benedict pressed for specifics while Mottola insisted the birds are the ones that fly away with chickens, amid a contentious exchange.
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Calace Mottola
Greenburgh
Watt
Benedict
Elvic
Driving permit suspensions lifted for several men
Joseph Campbell of 144 Main Sirdui Tarrytown and William N Leprea of 36 Ashford Avenue Ardsley and Walter J Math er of 28 Lincoln Avenue Ardsley faced actions for evading prosecution and license irregularities were cited in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
Sirdui
Tarrytown
William N. Leprea
Ashford Avenue
Walter J. Mather
Lincoln Avenue
Ardsley
Mathofe fFicense
Christmas Party Attracts Many In Irvington
Irvington held last Tuesday evening a PTA sponsored Christmas party drawing a generous response from residents. Page Five notes more details and attendance.
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P.T.A
Irvington
Tea Dance Plans for Young Society by Thursday Club
Plans advance for the Christmas Tea Dance sponsored for young society by the Thursday Club at Zeeview home of Mrs Philit P Cole on North Broadway. The affair will be held at Ardsley Racquet and Swimming Club on December 27 with Ardney Park heading the committee and Kenyon Conger Jr and Mrs Henry Cape Jr assisting.
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Ing
Zeeview
Philitp Cole
North Broadway
Ardsley
Ted Sloane Young
Erle Sta
Ardney Park
Aldstal
Mex
Kenyon . Conger, Jr
Henry Cape, Jr
Prize award to South on nationwide contest
A note states that South, on Ferris Street, received a prize check for $10 from Kolynos Dental Cream Co. Mrs. Clayton submitted an entry titled “Tummy Pie,” in a contest conducted by Kolynos Co. The piece references a “sill and Nancy” and related members, with garbled text surrounding the submission and its setting.
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Ion of
South
Ferris Street
Kolynos Dental Cream Co
Clayton
Iynos Co
Nancy
County Fair Ball to-Morrow Night at the Club
Arrangements committee includes Mr and Mrs Tl Mel Grout Mr and Mrs Edward Hobbs Luckett Mrs Carol Rutter Miss Frances Waitt Dr Byard Williams Mr Witcox Adsit and Mr William J Winmel president of the club The gathering follows a brief delay on Peter Rent Road, Upton, where a bush fire burned a dwelling as onlookers watched for over an hour.
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Tl. Mel. Grout
Edward Hobbs Luckett
Carol Rutter
Frances Waitt
Byard Williams
Witcox
Adsit
Willian J. Winmel
Peter Rent Road
Ugton
Westchester Park Commission Warns of Thin Ice Dangers
The Westchester County Park Commission reports skate ponds show ice 0.5 to 1.25 inches thick across the county. Officials urge families to avoid skating on unsafe ponds, promising to raise the skating flag when conditions are safe and to inform the public of risks at local parks.
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Children’s
Christmas Park Commission
Westchester County Park Commissions
Lounsbury Poundridge
Parkston
No Curtailment in Free Westchester Adult Education
Westchester County reports no curtailment in Adult Education under Fun Schools. State Department of Formation confirms ongoing expansion and a midwinter term starting January with intensive training across subjects. Schools in Port Chester New Rochelle Mount Vernon Yonkers and others will meet resident needs as registration grows.
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Westchester
Westchester County
State Department of Folmation
Toeat Plains
Port Cheater
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
Yonkers
Bronxvitl Tarrytown
Mamaroneck
Elmsford
Mount Kisco
Una
Concert Tonight at Ewart Home
A Chamber of Commerce event will be held tonight at Mrs. Clifford Ewart's residence in Ardaley Park. Attendees include Mrs. Ewart, the Mines, George Rasely, Theodore Kelly, Lou Tredway, Frederic Dewhurst, and George Ogilvie.
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Mra
Clifford
Ewart
Ardaley Park
Mines
George Rasely
Theodore Kelly
Lou Tredway
Frederic Dewhurst
George Oglivie
Greenburgh Eyes Restricted Hunt Ordinance With Penalties
Westchester officials report Greenburgh plans a revised hunting ordinance to ban hunting and trapping in unincorporated areas. Supervisor William C. Duell notes a restricted season and cooperation with police, with penalties up to 100 dollars. villages are untouched.
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Greenburgh
Wiliam C. Duell
Conneil
Tarrytown
Villa Busngs Een
Calvin Farley
Westchester Conservation Assocation
Duell Cone
Village units join for card tourney in town
Irvington Fire Department Veterans of Foreign Wars and Pastime Club form three teams for a Pinochle tournament starting Tuesday evening January. Roosevelt Goss chairs the tourney committee. The first of ten games is set at fire headquarters with two matches weekly. A banquet for members is planned after the series concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Fire Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Needle Work Guild distributes over 900 garments
The Needle Work Guild of America local branch held its annual meeting on November 27 at 11 am at the president Reginald J. Jaffray’s home in Harney Lane. Over 802 garments were received and most have been distributed to institutions. many pieces will be stored to aid the needy in Irvington. The same officers were re elected. Continued on Page Seven.
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Needle Work Guild of America
Reginald
Jaffray
Harney’ Lane
Trvington
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Albert Fish
Peter Bont Rd
Cudney House
Methodist
Mimi
Anthony Pardy
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Peter Hont Head
Hudd
Firemen’s Ball
Ifriday
William Murray
Irvington Forum
Town Hall
Hix
Irvington Fire Department Department
Marry Goss
John Meltride
Joseph’erris
Rekind Charles Staver
Reale
Anil Wihese
Axity
Department
Nick Koenig
Chittra Haive
Usle
Wille Murray
Harold Marand
Theresa Thornbury
NINS
Wilde
Hudson
Westister
Children’s Association
John ‘Tyssawsk
Ralph, Matthiessen
Christs
C. Shorey
Childreney
Shiney W. Noyes
John Tyxsowski
Henry J. Stout
Sidney W
Harry 8. Brooks
Westchester Unit of
Music Group
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Needle Work Guild
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