Tuxedo Park Chief Bush to Retire After 35 Years of Duty
Longtime Tuxedo Park police chief announces retirement after a 35 year career. He oversaw a 7,300 acre enclave with 36 miles of bridle paths and 30 miles of roads, patrolling 1,280 cars at the main gate in one day and maintaining safety across a wealthy community. He fostered strong associations with police and fire services and held various regional posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B L. Breese
Ars
Tuxedo Park
Rillaze
Bush
Tuxedos Village
Chief Bush
Gave
New York State
A. A Chieis
Grange County Firemen’s Association
Tuxedo Fire Department
Society of the Sonz
Orange County
Arden
Harriman praised at C of C meet in Middletown
Judge Wiggins commends EK Harriman and family for local projects in Orange County. He recalls Harriman road gifts, Bear Mountain park, and a major bridge, praising community ties and predicting Middletown's future growth with a closer link to the Herald owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Russell Wiggins
Mitchell Inn
Merichants
EK Italand
Orange County
Wiggins
Judge Wiggins
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
John J. McCue
E. H. Harriman
Bear Mountain
Harrimans
Roland Harriman
Judge lauds Middletown press unity and growth vision
The speech recalls Middletown’s newspaper history and critics the shift to a single paper. Judge Wiggins argues for competition, praises the Times-Herald under Harriman, and envisions the paper guiding community progress. He criticizes gutter journalism and urges editor reform through travel and leadership.
Mitchell Inn Feast Attendees Honor E Roland Harriman
A dinner at Mitchell Inn Friday night honored E Roland Harriman. The guest list includes prominent attendees such as David Abramson and W L Adams Jr along with numerous officials, physicians, and business leaders from across the region.
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Mitchell Inn
E. Roland Harriman
David Abramson
W. L. Adams, Jr
Johny H. Artmann
John Artmann
K. E. R. Armstrong
R. R. Austell
J. B. Ball
Harry E. Barnes
George W. Beakes
George R. Blanchard
H. H. Blanchard
Charles L. Boyd
J. H. Brader
John Bright
W. T. Brown
P. RB
John D. McCoach
John J. McCue
N. J. McGrath
Wiliam E. McWilliams
A. B. Macardell
Alan C. Madden
George E. Martin
Frederic W. Mead
H. F. Mentley
Stanley Millpaugh
Frank J. Minshull
Edward Mitchell
Frank A. Monaghan
Stephen Montgomery
G. E. Moore
Floyd W. Morgans
Franklin A Schriver
Walter J. Seeley
H. S. Shorter
Frederic P. Singer
George J. Skinner
A. S. Slauson
John W. Slauson
James H. Smith
Lewis E. Smith
James W. Stanson
H. M. Stanton
John D. Stivers
Dr. M. A. Stivers
Fred 8. Stuart
Earl W. Sutherland
George A. Swalm
Archibald Taylor
A. C. N. Thompson
Ralph B. Towner
W. H. Tremper
Fred A. Treyz
J. L. VanHise
John J. Wallace
R. A. Whitlock
Russell Wiggins
Rev. E. VanDyke Wight
Fred B. Williams
Morris Wolf
J . C. Wolfe
J. Noble Wood
G. R Woodhams
Buleville Girl Injured in Coasting Accident
Miss Mabel Seeman is recovering from a fall after a toboggan ride at Stony Ford that left her with a broken bone above the ankle. She will be confined at home for a period. Dr Ralph Crawford of Mamaroneck is recovering from an appendicitis operation. his parents, Mr and Mrs James Crawford, visited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Seeman
Bill
Stony Ford
Ralph Crawford
Mamaroneck
L. L
James Crawford
Middletown Reads Welcome Message for New Institution Leader
Citizens and business leaders of Middletown express confidence in the new head of the institution. They expect cordial reception and anticipate news leadership in the years to come.
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Middletown
Tome
Veteran attorney in Middletown practicing 46 years
Attorney John L. Wiggins of Middletown has been in active law practice here for 46 years. He began when 25 local bar members existed. all have since died. Wiggins remains healthy and continuously engaged in his profession, with business at the Goshen term of the Supreme Court.
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John L. Wiggins
Middletown
Supreme Court
Goshen
Wiggins
What Is a Saloon Question Answered by Korschen
Commissioner Korschen asked what a saloon is at a Board of Estimate meeting. The response defined saloon as soft drink establishments and cafes, with Lea te Prince noting the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Korschen
John A. Korschen
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Leate
Prince
Board of Education
Upheaval Planned by Cantonese in Shanghai Concession
The Cantonese representative in Moscow warns of a peaceable occupation plan for Shanghai to trigger a strike and revolution in foreign concessions. British policy hinges on US involvement as Washington and London discuss the Chinese crisis amid US naval disarmament moves. France resists the naval proposal yet lends temporary debt annuities as leverage.
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Paris
Moscow
Shanghai
Asieve Great Britain
China
Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Coolidge
France
Accomplices in Conklin gang seized as leader slain
State troopers captured Daniel Conklin known as Dynamite and Warren Conklin near Suffern while Clarence Conklin remained at large. Theodore Conklin, the gang’s alleged leader, was shot by Trooper Williams during a later pursuit. The brothers confessed to multiple robberies and the Suffern house contained weapons and stolen goods awaiting identification.
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Conklin
Ramapo
Orange
Daniel G. Conklin
Spring Valley
Suffern
Warren R. Conklin
Clarence Conklin
Warren
Rockland County
Grand Jury
Clarence
Williams
Haverstraw
Haviland
Theodore Conklin
Suffern Suffern Hospital
Chester Methodist Men Club Banquet Honored Ladies
Mr Gail Burrows hosted a card club of twelve ladies on Wednesday afternoon Mrs William J Avkins won first prize and Mrs Harry Fredericks received the consolation prize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Methodist Men
Gail Burrows
William J Avkins
Harry Fredericks
Men’s Club Roast Beef Banquet At Chester Church
The Methodist Church Men’s Club held a roast beef banquet Thursday in the church parlor with Amen cap flags and potted plants. About 10 guests were served a menu including fruit cocktail roast beef mashed potatoes carrots cabbage salad rolls jelly pickles coffee pie and cheese. Mrs. Annie V Blackwell left Chester for six weeks in New York the first week of February. John and Dorothy Carter have recovered from chickenpox. A card party at a box social will be held Tuesday evening in Grange Hall by Chester Grange with games starting at 8 o’clock.
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Chester
Methodist Church
Annie V. Blackwell
New York
John
Dorothy Carter
Grange Hall
Chester Grange
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Lana
John Fi, Arfmann
Ie Cefea
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Limestone Products Corporation OF America
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C. OF C
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Central Valley National Bank
New York City
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