17 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
1
Vague reform platform from Democratic candidates highlights taxes and income figures while urging citizens to scrutinize village finances. Mentions taxes, income amounts, and unspent funds, with reference to village board spending and public improvements. Continued on Page Four.
Mr and Mrs Louis duPont Breing Sunny lge announce the engagement of their niece Alla Norabelle Goldsmith to Thomas Moore Grol tomo Ate and Mews Arthur Graff of Charlotte NC A reception for the couple was Sunday afternoon at 16 Hineth Street New York. Granddaughter of Colonel Joe Eruart former Police Commissioner and Port of New York head. Debut in 1891 after abroad study Oldfield Baltimore. McCrate UC South Carolina Harvard Business. Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion 193 awarded. Mia Hoxanne Moar hosted dinner for the couple at 165 East 0th Street.
Village office candidates will address the Men’s Club meeting to discuss policies and village problems. Residents are invited to attend to hear the contenders state positions and answer questions to help voters decide.
The police committee presents a free matinee for youngsters at the Photo-Cotor Studio on Friday evening March 24. Children under twelve admitted. tickets handled by Sergeant Charles Habermehl at headquarters.
Leslie Thompson of 160 Putnam Ave Brooklyn New York was ticketed by Patrolman Peter A Gorey Sunday afternoon after a lively chase through South Broadway. The summons is returnable March 18.
Dominick Quizley of North Astor Street reported to Patrolman Peter Gorey Tuesday morning that a license plate on the front of his car had been stolen. He said the car was parked behind the Trederick Apartments and he did not believe the plate could have fallen off, as it was installed in a way that would require force to remove it.
The Thursday Club announces plans for a spring fire benefit at the Ardsley Club. A fashion show and entertainment feature “The King’s Vacation” with noted participants, a dance with prize dances, and proceeds benefiting Faith’s How go to Tarrytown. Key figures include Mrs Alfred Thurber as chairwoman and Foley as the leading department candidate for Chief.
Firemen responded today to a blaze at Arthur V. Lewis residence on Harriman road. An unknown origin started in the roof, the flames causing heavy damage before being controlled by firefighters. George Aceloft of New York City aided the response. a driver named in the report received a $5 speeding fine. Insurance coverage noted for driveway damage. references to local volunteers and authorities included.
A Chevrolet roadster driven by William Murphy of South Cathenet Street was damaged Monday night in Tarryton when a machine driven by Charl Leoney struck Murphy’s car as it turned north from Wildey Street. Murphy’s vehicle suffered a broken axle and spring. Leoney promptly agreed to assume responsibility for the accident.
Sgt Habermehl captured an ex-commander on an estate here after a police inquiry in New York. The suspect described his presence and identity during the investigation, and the case notes reference a bond or fee of 10 dollars.
The note mentions two special events at one o clock in the HW welcome. Details are fragmented and unclear. Further text needed for a complete, accurate summary.
The article debates the Democratic slate’s platform pledges, accusing the party of misusing funds and departing from state spirit. It questions the village of Irvington’s expenditures, comparing it with neighboring communities, and previews a page continuation about the Democratic platform’s points and leadership.
A public meeting led by Mayor Dickinson praised Republican standards as seven trustees were discussed. A. K. William Wang was named as a candidate while Sheriff and other officials urged support for tax measures and village improvements amid debate over bonds and interest costs.
Helen Wistrand of Main St was elected queen of the Poco Hontas Triangle, with Dobbs Ferry and Ardsley names appearing among the attendants. Installation set for March 2 and officers include Marion Gagliard and Vivian Hold-Hel. Various villagers and relatives listed as organizers and supervisors.
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