Is There a Fifth Column in the United States
A columnist warns that a hidden fifth column may exist in the United States, arguing that Nazis and fascist sympathizers operate covertly within communities. They may infiltrate influential groups, posing as patriots while steering opinion away from allegiance to democracy. The piece notes groups like the German American Bund and the Communist party as fronts behind which such activities might unfold, stressing danger from within trusted organizations.
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United States
Cie
Dies Committee
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Bund
Communist Party Organization
Fifth Column
Higher Village Taxes Spark Taxpayer Backlash
A letter urges Irvington trustees to cut village taxes by at least 20 percent next year, arguing new positions and higher salaries were funded by the budget approved last month. The writer condemns permissive referendums, calls for eliminating new expenditures, opposing further payroll hikes and any bond issues, noting that taxes rose this year despite promises to voters.
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Irvington
Irving
Invington
School Teachers Picnic at Dobbs Ferry District Event
A Central Westchester report notes a teachers picnic held Monday at Dobbs Ferry with attendees including Supervising Principal Raymond Tomesend, Wesley Shter, Rexiald Stan, Ars Walter Howlett, and others associated with area schools. The event followed sessions at various local schools and included remarks by district figures.
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Dobbs Ferry
Anne
Tevingtin High School
Raymond Tomesend
Wesley A. Shter
Doe Aid Wormly
Rexiald Stanhope
Giel Scout Rally Weekend Event at Bevington High
Girl Scouts of Bevington host a Sunday rally at the high school on June 8. Parents and scouts are welcome. Children must be accompanied and supervised. Many badges will be awarded in several age groups.
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GIEL
Girl Scouts of
Bevington
Ings
Hunter Again Heads Village Planning Board
Hunter returns as head of the Village Planning Board at a Town Hall meeting. Ernest Bevens and Duncan G. Smith named as two trustees to the board, with Behrens and Smith slated to serve as officers. The board discussed road repairs, park property, and arrangements for a children's summer project under village supervision.
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Murphy
Hants
Iesingbon National Bank
Trotees
Towe
Mee Hunter
Andy
Road of Trustees
Wille Roane
Adem L. Ree
Cetar Ridge
Tarry-tons
Irvington Paps
Scotmonth
Tarrytown
Will
Weegee
Sas Sequi Fil Carle
Greenburgh
Furtier Torest
Memorial Park
Levington Schal
Eigen
George Ric Metal
Aleem
Hl Ye
Memorial Dark
When Arbus Looms Poem Set For June Church Debut
Mrs. Henry JD Black of North Broadway composes When Arbus Looms to be sung by Raoul Nadeat on Mutual network during the Poetry and Music Hour at 1030 Tuesday evening on WOR. A second composition The Lord's Prayer by Res Black will debut Sunday June 16 at Irvington Presbyterian Church with Mr. Nadeas as guest soloist.
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Henry JD. Black
North Broadway
Raoul Nadeat
Mutual
WOR
Jack
Res. Black
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Nadeas
Scott Estate Valued At 407189 Net For 1958
Harold Scott estate settled at 407189 with a net value from Sunnyside Lane dwelling in Tarrytown. James J Fleming named appraiser. securities and cash totals listed, including Washington Ireland Trust shares and deposits. Wife Mabel Brace Scott named life beneficiary with residuary income to Cornelia Helakell and two male heirs across ages 75, 30, and 75 to receive principal.
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Harold Ardeteffente
Sunnyside Lane
Sehence
Wilson Park
Tarrytown
James J Fleming
Westchester
Scote
Washington Irene Trust Company
Isabel and Scott
Syracuse
Mabel Brace Scott
Cornelia Ott Helakell
South Tirond
Wittson Park
Milar
Memorial Day Observance in Irvington and Robins Nest
Hundreds gather as Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2911 and the Women’s Auxiliary of the Past Observe Memorial Day ceremonies. Wreaths, marching, band, and firing volleys mark a village observance with services at the memorial, churches, and local homes. Subsequent programs outline athletic events, gatherings, and the post’s upcoming meetings and socials in June.
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Levington
Teyfigian
Mewlighter McGovern
Irvington
Gold Barother
Wigs A. Tuephy
Post Fein
Lloyd Gilmour
Stefan
Methodist Church
Vivie
Denen
Adam Weirais
Baghead
Grorze E. Dugan
S. Je McGovern
Grasmere
Henelton
Henry Ke Browning
William
E. Keyes
Seaehors
F. W
Bernard Ough
F. McCall
Edward Sweetman
Charles Carter
Tarrytown
Morgan Sweetman
Renan
Lewis
War Relief Drive at Irvington Red Cross Branch
The Irvington branch Red Cross seeks to raise about 1083 dollars toward its 1500 quota. The British French Society opens workrooms to sew bandages and supplies with volunteers urged to help.
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Jirvington
RED Cross
Auto collision injures two women near Greenburgh station
Mrs Elaabeth Prose and Mrs Susan Feast of 3 Maple Street Spiro Pack suffered severe leg bruises when their car collided with another near the White Plains and Dobbs Ferry roads by the Greenburgh police station Sunday afternoon. Driver Robert C. Frost seventeen and Frank Tarquino twenty two of Elmsford operated the others. no charges were filed.
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Elaabeth Prose
Susan Feast
Maple Street
Spiro Pack
White Plains
Dobbs Ferry
Greenburgh
Robert C. Frost
Frank Tarquino
Central Avenue
Elmsford
Navy color girl Barbara Engh wins at Annapolis graduation
Barbara Engh, nineteen, a sophomore at Sweet Briar College, was chosen as the Navy color girl at the United States Naval Academy graduation exercises in Annapolis. She wore a yellow gown and carried yellow roses and white blooms as Midshipman Croft transferred the colors from last year’s company. Engh hails from North Broadway, is one of several siblings, and attended Irvington schools before Sweet Briar.
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Hiss Bachara Engh
Harold’ V Engh
North Broadway
United States Naval Academy
Anna
Miss Engh
Stweets College
Sweet Briar
Virgina
Regiment of Midship
New Bye
Wiliam Grote Reel Croft
Aiken
South Caro
Saidsmpman Croft
Naval Academy
Midshipman Crofts Company
Irvington
Jean
Dorothy
iTseold
Baby in the tree top sparks fire crew response
Charles Weigelt of Sout Buckhowt Street while attempting to pluck a branch from a tree behind his home at 24 South Tuekhowt freet on Monday evening caused a mishap. Fire Department arrived after Mrs Weigelt summoned help and Patrolman Edward Foley relayed the message. Fire Chief Daniel Taster and the South Broadway company assisted, swiftly lowering the man from the tree with minor injuries and a shaken stance.
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Charles Weigelt
Sout Buckhowt Street
Fe Tome
Seria Tieforene
Weigeltrene
Weigelt
Pateswan Edin Marui
Edward Foley
Daniel Taster
South Broadway
Thursday Club Ends Year At Thewa-Wee Meeting
The Thursday Club held its year end gathering at Thewa-Wee with hostesses Mrs Black and Mrs S Prince Hack from Tumey Park assisting. Members and guests traveled from Ardsley Park and Mes webrook Road to attend the function and enjoy the evening.
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Henry
Black
Nester
S. Prince Hack
Tumey Park
Mtce
Honey Tape
Jey
Ardsley Parke
Clare
Ann Asprar
Meswebrook Road
Dowshi Seus Eekar Street
Irvington High School Graduates to Hear Addresses and Awards
Catherine Tewey will be valedictorian of the Irvington High School graduating class of 31, with a 95 average, in the June 25 commencement at Town Hall. Salutatorian is Aosyhine Addorisio with 85. The class average is 78.76, the highest since 1936. Speeches will be given by Rev George Robstealf, Rev Adam Weir Craig, and Rev Lloyd B Gilmo ur. A crash near the high school involved Joseph P Facett. summons issued for damaging property, case set after week.
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Catherine Tewey
Jeremiah Tewey
South Bekar Street
Irvington High School
Osyhine Addorisio
East Cinefon Avenue
Salutst
Jassary
Tee
Raymond E- Townsend
George Ro Bstealf
St. Barnabas Church
Irvin Grammar School
Sheldon Avenue
Adam Weir Craig
The
Presbyterian Church
Irvington Grammar
Lloyd B. Gilmour
Sta's Methodist Church
Irvington
Joseph P.ucett
Osceola
Theorth
Main Street
Roger Salon
Lire
Fallon
Fascett
Mes J. Lyden
Zubas Names Wedding Attendants For August Nuptials
Helen Zubas daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zubas of 30 South Ferris Street will wed James Reich son of Mrs Anna Reich of Dobbs Ferry. Ceremony Sunday afternoon at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Stanislaus Jo McGovern. Miss Adelaide Zubas maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss John Jooney and Miss Tarion Omer. Best man Joseph Reich of Dobbs Ferry. ushers Thomas Reich and Benjamin Beown of Ardsley. Audience and relatives attend at Sketch Look Inn after the ceremony.
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Helen Zune
John Zubas
South Ferris Street
Toames Reich
Anna Reich
Dobbvs Peery
Immaculate Conception Church
Stanislaus Jo McGovern
Adelaide Zubas
Mins John Jooney
Peekskill
N- Yo
Tarion Omer
New York City
Oseph Reich
Dobbs Ferry
Thomas Reich
Benjamin Beown
Ardsley
Lave Fence
Palermo
Eolust
Redding
Sketch Look Inn
Tarestown
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Tevington National Tae and Test Company
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Ardsley Park
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Ruth Harmer
Coc. Trace
George Brengle
Allan Campbell
D. Carter
Margaret Dignon
George Dison
John Exinton
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Ralph Th. Todd
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Walker
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Clarence A. White
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