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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

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Scarsdale Nominating Group Urges Candidate Support

A Scarsdale citizens nominating committee mails a letter urging support for candidates and includes the Board of Education statement and a high school citizenship report. The 10 page advisory committee report outlines citizenship teaching across departments and school activities with acknowledgments to The Town Club for distribution.

Scarsdale High School United States of America Alfred H. Phillips William L. Butcher Robert S. Erskine Walter F. Fogg Arthur S. Meyer Stuart P. Snelling William M. Steele, Jr Alan H. Temple Allen Wilber Philip L. Carret Town Club James A. Carroll, Jr Woman’s Club Albert S. Swanson PTA Council H. Stanley Mansfield Vincent du Vigneaud E. Ray Broenniman William K. Beard, Jr J. M. Hickerson William J. Irish Leonard Marx William E. Reid Norman H

Cedric Hardwicke to Speak at Movie Council 20th Birthday

The Motion Picture Council marks its 20th birthday with Sir Cedric Hardwicke as guest speaker at the Plaza in Scarsdale this morning. The event includes punch and cookies at 12 30 in the lobby and a 3 40 finish after a Hollywood preview of a Technicolor musical.

Cedric Hardwicke Movie Council Motion Picture Council Plaza-in-Scarsdale Ing James C. Scully Hollywood

Send Them Early on District Election Week

The Inquirer notes the annual school district election is set for May 6 a week from Tuesday and urges letters to the editor to be brief new arguments and submitted by next Tuesday noon to avoid overflow.

Department of Letters the Inquirer

West Quaker Ridge elects Kinsey president for coming year

West Quaker Ridge Association announces D. Hartsell Kinsey as president for the coming year. Other officers include John B. Shepard as vice president, Mrs. Morton Grossman as secretary, and Mrs. Mehdi Dilmaghani as treasurer, correcting a previous misstatement.

Hartsell D. Kinsey West Quaker Ridge Ass'n Quaker Ridge Ass'n the Inquirer John B. Shepard Morton Grossman Mehdi Dilmaghani

Open Letter Campaign Urges Signatures for Scarsdale Schools

Volunteer workers in the Support Your Schools campaign are asked to finish canvassing and return signed Open Letter copies by Monday to The Town Club office at 416 Harwood Building. Signed letters may also be turned in at the Harwood Building lobby table, open daily nine to five through Saturday, for Scarsdale residents who have not yet signed.

Town Club Harwood Building Scarsdale Board of Education of Scarsdale School District No. 1 Avring

Scarsdale Golf Club Gala Honors 25-Year Members and Governors

At Scarsdale Golf Club a gala held Sunday featured 25-year members in the back row and board of governors in front and middle rows. The list names Anson McLoud A L Hawley W R Bell Mrs Orvar Hylin A M Morris H A Bade BE W Isom Mrs Isom Mrs Daniel Starch Thomas D A Brophy Mrs Brophy George M Waugh Edward Raymond C B Nicholson George W Breckwoldt Dr Starch B Wheeler Dyer BE W Gallaher seated members listed. The board of governors includes D H Hunt P J Brunning W A Kiggins Jr A T Glasset D H Ferrin C M Burchard J Henry Neale W Ray Bell S A Harned B R Clark Dr R J Heffring S J Broad J J Pilliod.

Scarsdale Golf Club Board of Governors Anson McLoud A. L. Hawley W. R. Bell Orvar Hylin A. M. Morris H. A Bell Raymond Morris Bade Dyer Waugh Breckwoldt Gallaher D. H. Hunt P. J. Brunning W. A. Kiggins, Jr A. T. Glasset D H. Ferrin C. M. Burchard J. Henry Neale W. Ray Bell S. A. Harned B. R. Clark R J. Heffring S. J. Broad J. J. Pilliod

Mrs Bach Wins Scarsdale Democratic Primary In 5th Assembly

Tuesday's primary draws large vote with Mrs Sara L Bach of Scarsdale and William F Luddy of Harrison winning the Democratic contest in the 5th Assembly District over Albert Klein White Plains and Mrs Josephine Toal Tuckahoe. Totals show 921 votes cast district wide with 548 Republican and 371 Democratic across districts.

Bach Scarsdale Sara L. Bach William F. Luddy Harrison Albert Klein White Plains Josephine Toa Tuckahoe

Secor Farms Property Owners Set Meeting

The Secor Farms Property Owners Association will hold its annual meeting on Thursday at 8 15 PM at the American Legion Hall. Directors will be elected, slides shown, and the proposed relocation of State Highway 125 on the old railroad roadbed discussed along with the incinerator operation and local building conditions.

Secor Farms Property Owners Ass'n American Legion Hall Association Boston and Westchester RR Secor Farms

Weather highs and lows at Popham Rd station

The Village Engineering Dept reports daily 4:30 p.m. temperatures for last week at the Popham Road fire house. April 16 to 22 records show high values 67 to 89 and low values 39 to 89 with no precipitation observed.

John J. Kappes Popham Rd

Village budget passed after brief public hearing Monday

A village budget was approved by the Village Board after an eight minute hearing opened by Mayor Harold L. Smith. The session included a sewer construction hearing in the Ridgedale area and the board awarded a $19 761 45 contract for the work to Nunzie Fiore from nine bids. Condemnation orders were issued to add two lots to a swale area playground. Letters of appreciation were received from the Drake Rd Edgewood Assn and Scarsdale Congregational Church for police cooperation and traffic handling. A public hearing was set for May 13 on curb and storm drain work on Fox Meadow Rd and Heathcote Rd sections to accommodate a new church.

Harold L. Smith Ridgedale Myrtledale Mamaroneck Rd Palmer Ave Nunzie Fiore Swale Edward W. Dunn Drake Rd Edgewood Scarsdale Reeves Newsom William J. Short Scarsdale Congregational Church Heathcote Post Police Department Heathcote Rd Post Rd Edward Ingalls Smith Public Safety, Highways and Drainage Fox Meadow Rd Wayside Lane Ogden Rd Christian Science Church

Baseball League Opens With 20 Games Saturday

Tomorrow morning over 670 Scarsdale boys will start the Scarsdale Baseball Leagues run by the Recreation Dept chaired by Robert Mahlstedt with Morris Mayer as league secretary. Midget League features Greenacres Hornets versus Edgewood Bees among 3 games at Butler and Edgemont venues.

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Robert Mahlstedt Morris Mayer Greenacres Hornets Edgewood Bees Butler Field Greenacres Wasps Hartsdale Comets Edgemont Blackhawks Edgemont Lions Edgemont Fox Meadow Reds Immaculate Heart of Mary Fox Meadow Lower Edgemont Dodgers Hartsdale Jets Edgemont North Edgewood Jays Greenacres Pirates Edgewood Comets Edgemont Corsairs Greenacres Yanks Hartsdale Atoms Butler Quaker Ridge Blue Sox Fox Meadow Bears Quaker Ridge Edgewood Wildcats Greenacres Giants Crossway Fox Meadow Flashes Edgewood Bears Edgemont East Fox Meadow Red Sox North Field Greenacres Field Fox Meadow Boung Boys Fox Meadow Hartsdale Oilers Fox Meadow Foxes Hartsdale Greenacres Gorillas Greenacres Main Edgewood Birds

Truth on Schools series planned by Scarsdale High PTA

Scarsdale High School PTA leaders announce a community report series titled The Truth About Our Schools. The initiative aims to document that there is no communist infiltration in teaching and to highlight how the Board of Education policy guides staff, with a focus on the American public education system. The Health Dept reports several recent cases of chicken pox measles mumps strep throat and pneumonia in Scarsdale.

PTA Scarsdale Board of Education Health Dept Nelson Federal Bureau of Inves

Clocks Ahead for Daylight Saving Time

Clocks are set to move ahead one hour this weekend as daylight saving begins in the early hours of Sunday morning. Residents are urged to adjust all clocks to stay in step with the change.

Scarsdale High School Drama Club Presents The Chimes of Normandy Operetta

The Dramatic Society stages The Chimes of Normandy at 8:30 p.m. on May 2 and 3 in the Scarsdale High School auditorium. Francis J. Dezort directs, with George Lawson as producer. Principal roles include Paul Hull Edwin Shultz Lana Brennan and others. Tickets go on sale April 28 at the box office.

Robert Planquette Dramatic Society of Scarsdale High School Francis J. Dezort George Lawson London Normandy Paul Hull Edwin Shultz Lana Brennan Patricia Rowe Phyllis Criswell Ashley Walrath Gerrit Gillis Robert Smith Betty Locher Sandra Miller Winifred Leithead Linda Cohen Joanne Firth Richard Spence Edward Dunn Robert Stranathan Robert White Ann Robinson Marcia Winston Rosalie Hohl Susan Firth Eleanor Best Howard Levy Ellen Friedman

Scarsdale Board of Education Defends Integrity Against Subversive Charges

The Scarsdale Board of Education releases a statement defending the district against communist infiltration allegations. It says schools were never used for subversive propaganda and criticizes a small group for politics over education while noting continued scrutiny by the board and active school staff oversight.

Board of Education Edgewood Robert G. Fuller Lillian C. Brown Helge S. Johnson A. Chauncey Newlin Amelie §. Rothschild George H. Rutherford Malcolm C. Spence Scarsdale

Red Cross appeal follows vast flood disaster figures

Scarsdale officials report 27 railroads blocked 83 highways damaged 87 000 displaced 50 towns flooded 2 073 000 acres underwater and 153 breached levees with dam age surpassing 200 million dollars. William L. Butcher urges aid from nonresponders to the 1952 Red Cross Campaign and asks residents to mail checks to American Red Cross P O Box 9 Scarsdale.

Scarsdale Red Cross William L. Butcher American Red Cross P.O

School Nominees Make Statement On School Election

Amelie S. Rothschild and Malcolm C. Spence announce their nomination for another term as school trustees of Union Free School District One. They state they follow a nonpartisan nominating process and endorse the Board of Education's recently issued principles.

Union Free School District One Amelie S. Rothschild Malcolm C. Spence Citizens’ Nominating Committee

Reward Offered for Scarsdale Dog to Observe Rabies Risk

Lydia Lane 6 was bitten on the thumb while playing with a heavy long haired brown collie in Scarsdale. Her father E L Lane offers 100 dollars to locate the dog so it can be observed by the Board of Health. if the dog is healthy, the child will avoid anti rabies shots. The dog wore a leather collar with white stitching and an unmarked plate and license tag 6 and 8. Police and the Lane residence request information.

Lydia Lane E. L. Lane Park Rd Board of Health Lydia Scarsdale Lane

Cancer Crusade districts exceed quotas with strong early fundraising

Garth Road district chair L A Samstag Jr reports Garth Rd Cancer Crusade collection of 976.50 against a 500 quota. Other districts surpassing goals are Tuckahoe and Poundridge, as the Westchester Cancer Committee notes three districts met or exceeded targets.

Garth Rd Cancer Crusade of the Westchester, Cancer Committee L. A. Samstag, Jr Tuckahoe Poundridge

Edgemont Choral Plans Spring Concert With Noted Violinist

The Edgemont Choral Group directed by Frank H. Dunsmore schedules a Friday May 9 performance at 8 45 p m in the Edgemont School auditorium. Guest soloist Eugenie L Dengel of The Hudson Trio will join. Tickets are available from group members or The Inquirer office.

Edgemont Choral Group Frank H. Dunsmore Edgemont School Eugenie L. Dengel Hudson Trio Office of the Inquirer

Deadline moved for classifieds in The Inquirer

The Inquirer announces a new copy deadline for classifieds starting May 2. The weekly deadline is advanced by one hour to three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon for each issue.

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