Health costs drive talk of socialized medicine and state aid
An editorial argues rising hospital fees stress sickness as a public concern and posits state grants, not local piecemeal aid, to sustain hospitals like Tarrytown. It praises Sunnyside Community House in Irvington for mobilizing local youth and elders, emphasizing practical action over rhetoric and keeping politics and religion out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown Hospital Association
Tarrytown Hospital
Mark Twain
Sunnyside
East Irvington
Union Chapel
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Irvington
Village Tax Bills Reflect Budget Cut Impact
Village property owners receive tax bills showing a rate of 13.84 with a $5000 home paying 369.20 this year, down from 72.60 previously, a saving of about four percent. If the trend continues, improvements may rise and local real estate conditions could improve as economy spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Village honors men in service on Memorial Day
Memorial Day observances drew nearly five hundred participants at the War Memorial and High School grounds in Dobbs Ferry with hundreds more spectators. Mayor Smith and Mrs. Grae gold star mother attended as Rev. Dr. Floyd Van Keuren delivered the invocation. Try nton Post 2011 Veterans of Foreign Wars presented colors. The ceremony included the Star Spangled Banner, three rifle volleys, and a parade to Memorial Park where Rev. Thomas J. Johnson gave a short eulogy noting Dobbs Ferry has sent 73 to the armed forces.
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Tevington
Main Street
Memorial Pase
Dencan G. Smith Andes
Mary ‘McGovern
Broadway
Sevice
Memorial Park
Thomas J. Onson
Taterace
Pty 7
Jrace
Tevngton
Smith
Dheve
Merste B. Queen
St. Paul's A Merhodist Church
Marian Sweetman
Penny Party Aids Children's Museum Fund Drive
A community penny party is planned at the Swetham residence at Broadway and Ardsley Avenue to raise funds for a local children's museum. The event features penny dances, penny baking, penny eats and drinks, and penny bridge with penny ridge for those who prefer it. Proceeds from the penny parade are slated to support museum efforts.
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Broadway
Ardsley Avenue
Tivington
Ata
Speeders fined in village court by Judge Lyden
Five motorists appeared before Judge James Lyden on Wednesday morning charged with speeding. Fines of ten dollars were imposed on Robert Engel Long Island Donald Ginfar Riverdale Frank Tagheam Youghkeeprie Edwin Moore Onkere and Peter Lumia Ost sine. Others adjourned to a later date. warrants issued for Samuel Toe Reneaen. Adjourned cases include Robert Baker White ne Albert Ehikin South Norwich Charles Horn Meshhan tvill X. Y. John Thompson Fonkers Robert Williams New York City and Robert Morgan Peter Paulin New York City Michael Rafaele Brooklyn fled to appear and a warning will be sent.
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James Je Lyden
Robert Engel
Telrote
Long Island
Donald’ Gin Far
Riverdale
Frank Tagheam
Youghkeeprie
Edwin Moore
Onkere
Peter Lumia
Robert Baker
Whitene
Albert Ehikin
South Norwich
Charles Horn
Meshhantsvill
X. Y
John Thompson
Fonkers
Roberte Williams
New York City
Robert Morgan
Peter Paulin
New York Ciy
Michael Rafaele
Brooklyn
Samuel Toe Reneaen
Hhard
Virginia Sherwood Takes Flatest Honors At State Final
Virginia Sherwood, soloist of the Irvington High School band, won top rating at a New York State School Music Association state final. The event drew more than 25 high schools and over five soloists competed. A separate report notes Port Washington area efforts and a June 12 War Bond campaign meeting led by a new mayoral committee to reach a Fifth War Loan quota of 200000.
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Virginia Sherwood
Mis
Irvington High School
Ohestra
New York State School ‘Music Association
Port Washington
Washington
Duncan
Ste
W. Edward
Sweetman
Treasury Department
Vilage
Tevington
Hae
Tay
Tax bills mailed to Irvington property owners
More than six hundred tax bills were mailed this week to Irvington property owners. The village clerk, Miss Anna M. Kelly, notes that collection of half the tax began today. The 1944 village taxes are payable in two installments, with the first half due in June and the second half in December, and penalties apply for late payment. The total amount to be collected is $1,679,2035. The tax rate is $13.84 per thousand dollars.
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Irvingtonroperty
Anna M. Kelly
As Vetrano
Red Cross Elects Miss M. V. Lewis Chairman Again
The Irvington Branch of the American Red Cross reelected Miss Miliene V. Lewis of Harriman Road as chairman for the coming year at the annual meeting held at Town Hall. Officers named included vice-chairs Mrs. Franklin ME Haines and Reginald Sanope l, secretary Mrs. Adam Weir Craig, and treasurer Mrs. Walilame B May. Reports praised home service work and outlined new bylaws creating a nine-member board for branch administration.
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Alice Veteano
Tarryton
United Steel Workers of America
Robert Wilson
Casimer Reike
Arthur Friberg
Jack Bowell
Vives
Lord & Burn
Willan Shave
Matthew Woreik
Katherine Connors
Burnbars Boiler
Ondiy
Jane
George Robinson
Miliene
Lewis
Harrian Road
Irvington
American Red Cross
Town Hall
Franklin ME Haines
Ardsley
Fork
Reginald Sanopel
Hudson Avenue
Adam Weir Craig
Broadway
Walilame B
May
Ardsley Bark
J Lawrence Gilson
Worchester
Enier
Longanize Winder
Wae
Ome
Tee Jon
Centennial of YMC A observed by Tarrytown unit event
The Tarrytown YMCA marks its centennial with two services. On Sunday at 8 PM at Second Reformed Church Dr. Edmond Wylie will speak. on Tuesday at 8:15 PM at the YMCA building Brest G. Strand will preside. Howard Thurman hymn and HY Club activities noted.
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Tarrytown
Vim.ca
George D. Owen
Union Church
Pocantics Hill
W. I. Hiy
Wiliam Parrot
I William Cosworth
First Baptist Church
M.C
Ciisder
James T. Laweie
EL. Bennett
Harold Damman
John H. Barn Hhart
Irvington Library Announces Summer Hours Change
Beginning June 1 Irvington Public Library opens daily from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 3:40 PM to 6:00 PM with evening hours Monday Wednesday and Friday 7:10 PM to 9:00 PM Closed all day Saturday The schedule updates reflect extended weekday access for patrons.
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Irvington Public Library
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Thomas Treckle
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Mayor Names Committee For Future Campaigns
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Reilly
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John Greenan
Award Pierson
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Armand Giguere
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