Mrs. oarr Heads New LWV State
The League of Women Voters installed new officers at its annual meeting on April 5 at the Woman's Club. Mrs. Marvin Satz was elected president, with a slate including Mrs. Joseph Ballinger and Mrs. Max Kahn as vice presidents. Committee heads and directors were named for one or two year terms, as the group discussed United Nations issues and the role of education in shaping public ethics. Richard Winslow of the Foreign Policy Association spoke on the UN, highlighting human factors, realism, and communication challenges amid a diverse world.
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United Nations
Richard 8. Winslow
Foreign Policy Association
Winslow
The
World Organization
League of Women Voters
Woman's Club
Marvin Satz
League
Philip Simon
Joseph Ballinger
Max Kahn
Donald Stone
Hugh Jones
Alan D. Marks
A. Theron Bald
Stanley Dicker
G Raphael
William G. Stott
Alan R. Chalmers
Robert Shay
Otto J. A. Grassi Jr
Arthur Ochs Jr
Chocolate Eggs Best Says Suburban Diarist
Suburban diarist argues that chocolate eggs are superior because they do not hatch. The column appears on page 6 alongside a feature overview of parks and parking.
Scarsdale studies parking availability in business district
Public Affairs Committee of the Scarsdale Woman's Club reports short term parking is available at all times in the main business district based on a March survey. Twenty seven women checked 268 meters from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. hourly, with three transcribers.
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Scarsdale
Scarsdale County Land Swap Faces Delay
The Scarsdale village and the county move to exchange two parcels near the railroad station for seven thousand dollars and two acres of Legion land to expand Saxon Woods parking. Deed restrictions may push the deal back up to a year. a legislative act may be needed to remove park status.
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Scarsdale
Board of Supervisors
American Legion
Garth
Popham
Legion Land
Saxon Woods
Legion
Richard A. Tilden
the Inquirer
Tilden
Frank Regan
Quaker Ridge Board Adopts Teacher Salary Increments
The Quaker Ridge School Board accepted the personnel policies committee recommendation to grant teachers with a bachelor degree a $100 increase above the normal salary increment. Teachers with training beyond bachelor degree receive a $200 increment, totaling $400 or $500 above the standard rise. Sydney J. Wertheimer chairs the hearings.
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Quaker Ridge School ‘Board
Personnel Policties Committee
Sydney J. Wertheimer
Scarsdale and Quaker Ridge Eye Consolidation Plans
Scarsdale School Board discussed a study only plan to merge Scarsdale and Quaker Ridge districts. If both boards approve, basic plans must gain state approval and voters in each district must approve, risking loss of state aid if no merger occurs.
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Scarsdale
Quaker Ridge
Lawrence E. Madison
Madison
Humphrey to keynote Democratic dinner in Schrafft's
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota will be the featured speaker at the annual Democratic dinner to be held May 5 in Schrafft's Eastchester. The event is sponsored by the Scarsdale Democratic Club and the Democratic Town Committee with Millard Rothenberg as club president and Leonard Kane as committee chairman. Humphrey, in his third Senate term, serves on Foreign Relations and Appropriations panels and chairs subcommittees on disarmament and distribution and marketing practices.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Schrafft's
Eastchester
Scarsdale
Democratic Club
Democratic Town Committee
Millard Rothenberg
Leonard Kane
Sen
Humphrey
U. S. Senate
Senate
Budget Talk Prods Village Board On Police Fire Differential
Two organizations and one resident commented on the proposed 2 804 500 budget at the annual hearing before the Village Board. The League urged why Building and Engineering staffing declines while valuations rise and questioned a 100 top salary gap between police and fire chiefs. They called for line item budgeting and study of capital needs. residents urged broader access to the budget and clarified funding for recreation and station improvements. The board adjourned after an executive session and approved work on the waiting room at the station.
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James Roberts
Garden Road
Chase Road
Donald Fitzwater
Drake Road
Edgewood
Fitzwater
League of Women Voters
Marvin Satz
League
Axtell
Albert D'Arcy
Town Club
Petition Against Cruelty to Waterfowl in Scarsdale
A petition circulating in Scarsdale targets cruelty to waterfowl along the Bronx River. It accuses teens of maiming and killing ducks and geese and calls for county signs warning that stone throwing and molesting birds will be punished by imprisonment and fines.
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Scarsdale
Bronx River
Charles E. Pound
Parks, Recreation and Recreation
Tweetie the parakeet's escape ends with home return
The Hertz family of 20 Edgewood Road recall Tweetie slipping out March 29 and wandering to Barry Road then back to the Treibses on Carman Road. The parakeet was kept safe with a kitchen window screen and now observes bird life as a spectator from inside.
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Tweetie
James Hertz
Edgewood Road
Hertzes
Nancy Hertz
Barry Road
Fritz Treibs
Carman Road
Treibses
the Inquirer
Hertz
Nancy
Jane
Jim
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Cookie Club Entrepreneur Crops TV Spotlight
David Rosenblatt, an 13 year old from 33 Park Road, built a cookie club business after placing an ad in The Inquirer. His venture drew front page notice, editorials, and a Monday WCBS-TV appearance on To Tell The Truth.
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David Rosenblatt
Park Road
The
Inquirer
David
Club To Get Report On Commuting
The Town Club will discuss a report by its committee on public service and utilities headed by George C Seward at the April 18 meeting. The group cites government regulation, competition, and labor costs as factors harming the New York Central commuter service and recommends publishing the facts.
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New York Central
Public Service and Utilities
George C. Seward
The
Central
Harlem
Hudson
Westchester
Edgemont School Budget Sees 122671 Increase in Expenditures
Edgemont School Board adopted a 7.5 percent budget rise for 1963-64 raising total to 1,747,053. The 122,671 increase funds salary and pension boosts, bond interest, and extra instruction due to population growth. four more teachers and a part-time nurse will join the staff.
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Sores
Tuesay
Edgemont
Daniel Griffiths
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Mrs. Oarr
LWV
U.N
U. N
Garden Corner
John P. Henry
Heathcote Road
Citron
Harold Howe II
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Grestak
Winston E. Hobbs
Kal W. Stein
Chamber of Commerce
John Axtell
Lincoln Road
Resi
Cookie Club
Griffiths
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