Harrington to Speak at Fenimore Cooper Council Dinner
Fred P. Harrington of Scarsdale will be a principal speaker at the Fenimore Cooper Council Boy Scouts of America annual meeting and dinner at the White Plains Elks Club. Major A. M. Procter and Harrington will address attendees as National Anniversary week marks the Scouts nineteenth birthday.
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Fred P. Harrington
Scarsdale
Fenimore Cooper Council
Boy Scouts of America
Elks Club
White Plains
Franklin J. Bowman
American Red Cross
E. Gordon Smith
Mr. Harrington
A. K. Bowes
Donald G. Ross
Fox Meadowroad
Harold F. Gormsen
Clarence P. Varian
H. Carl Kudlich
A. M. Procter
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
Roosevelt
Major Procter
National Republican Committee
Midtown Hospital
Harrington
Judge White Joins Board of Directors
William Cravath White of Murray Hill road was elected to the Westchester County Planning Federation board at the annual dinner in White Plains. Mayor Frederick C. McLaughlin of White Plains presided as speakers urged county airport support and noted rising planning activity across White Plains, Bronxville, Tarrytown, Hastings, Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, Irvington, Scarsdale, Ossining, Mount Kisco, New Rochelle, Yonkers and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cravath White
Murray Hill Road
Westchester County Planning Federation
White Plains
Herbert B. Shonk
Heathcote Road
L. Ward Prince
General Aviation
Board of Supervisors
Frederick C. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Bronxville
Tarrytown
Hastings
Mamaroneck
New Rochelle
Irvington
Scarsdale
Ossining
Mount Kisco
Yonkers
Seventh Grade Plan Changes at Edgewood Fox Meadow
The seventh grade will stay at Edgewood and Green Acres beginning February next year while Fox Meadow gains its own seventh grade by September. The Board approved opening Fox Meadow fully to host the class, reducing junior high crowding until a new senior high is built and future seventh grades move to the junior high.
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Edgewood
Greenacres
Fox Meadow
Board of Education
Ralph I. Underhill
Underhill
Professor Shotwell Delivers Talk on Kellogg Pact Significance
Professor James T. Shotwell of Columbia University will discuss The Significance of the Kellogg Pact at an open meeting of the Scarsdale Woman's Club Monday evening February 4. The event is sponsored by the Current Events Section, with Mrs Dwight Ellis presiding in the absence of Mrs Joseph Ely.
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James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
Scarsdale
M. Briand
France
United States
Mr. Shotwell
Scarsdale Resident Recalls Rescue Of Italian Sailors
Scarsdale resident Hans Holder witnessed the America rescue thirty two Italian sailors from the sinking freighter Florida amid a brutal storm. Captain George Fried urged calm aboard the lifeboat as Chief Officer Harry Manning and eight crew members aided the perilous operation.
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George Fried
Harry Manning
Hans Holder
Windmill Lane
Scarsdale
Holder
Ame
Captain Fried
America
Florida
Milk Wagon Smashed By White Plains Car
A milk wagon owned by Willow Brook Dairy was damaged when a White Plains car driven by J P Duffy of 58 Lake Street collided with its rear on Post Road near Edgewood Road. The impact harmed the wagon and its contents, and Duffy’s car suffered front bumper, fender and windshield damage.
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Willowbrook Dairy
J. P. Duffy
Lake Street
White Plains
Post Road
Edgewood Road
Police Court Fines Total 45 In Week
Four fines were handed down in Scarsdale police court last week. A. M. Welsh of 8 Colvin Place paid five dollars for an unmuzzled dog at large. C. S. King of 3 Sherbrooke Road paid ten dollars for an unmuzzled dog at large. Sigmund Stein of Eton Road paid twenty dollars for two unmuzzled dogs at large. Carmine Da Pice of 116 Ferris Avenue White Plains paid ten dollars for speeding on the Post Road.
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Scarsdale
A. M. Welsh
Colvin Place
C. S. King
Sherbrooke Road
Sigmund Stein
Eton Road
Carmine da Pice
Ferris Avenue
White Plains
Post Road
Vale Benjamin Moore Nominated for Children’s Court Judge
Benjamin Moore nominated for Chil dren's Court judge by the county or city authorities. He brings prior legal or civic experience and faces confirmation in the local electoral process.
New Sculpture Prize Offered For Bronx River Parkway Vision
Newcomb Cleveland of 34 Greenacres Avenue funds a $1000 sculpture award through the Society of Arts and Sciences for the best conception to enrich the Bronx River Parkway. The prize, announced at a Hotel Astor dinner honoring Parkway builders, honors landscape engineering and aims to blend sculpture with natural features along the drive.
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Newcomb Cleveland
Greenacres Avenue
Society of Arts and Sciences
Bronx River Parkway
Hotel Astor
Walter Russell
Supreme Court
Norman S. Dike
Edwin
New Jersey
Frank H. Bethell
Scarsdale
National Sculpture Society
Cleveland
Scarsdale Library Earns Praise After Inspection
Miss Marjorie Beal of the Library Extension Division visited Scarsdale Library for a state survey before funding. She commended the building’s remodel, the carefully selected collection, attractive editions, and the librarian’s skill in serving patrons.
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Scarsdale
Marjorie Beal
Library Extension Division
State Department of Education
Miss Beal
Library Service
Planting at Village Hall Aims to Improve Grounds
New planting around Village Hall on Post Road planned for early spring. Mrs P W R Glover partners with village engineer Arthur Boniface to obtain estimates and outline work including the garage exterior. Project may improve parking for long-stay business cars near the hall.
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Post Road
P. W. R. Glover
Arthur Boniface
Village library petty cash cuts to one hundred dollars
Officials trim the Wayside village library petty cash from 1000 dollars to 100 dollars at the request of managers. The forty thousand difference will be redirected into the regular library budget account.
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Wayside
Benjamin Moore Emerges as Candidate for Children’s Court Judge
Mrs. Daniel O Day of Rye named Benjamin W Moore Democratic County Chairman as a candidate for the Children s Court Judgeship to fill Judge Appell s vacancy. Walter G C Otto previously urged for the post denied that he sought it. The Board of Supervisors backs a plan to cut the Children s Court Judge salary from 15000 to 10000 starting 1 January 1930, to align with County Judge pay after a recent 15000 raise.
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Benjamin W. Moore
Roosevelt
Daniel O'Day
Rye
Appell
Walter G. C. Otto
New Rochelle
Women's Non-Partisan Association
Judge Appell
Otto
Smith
Judge Bleakley
Frederick P. Close
Moore
Women's
Board of Supervisors
Children's Court
Legislative Committee
Children’s Court
Scarsdale Board of Education to Move Offices
The Scarsdale Board of Education plans to relocate from Village Hall to the Harwood Building in the village center. Arthur Boniface, Village Engineer, notes village department growth requires space and the Board must vacate its current room. George Marsh authorized to lease space in the Harwood Building. move expected within weeks.
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Scarsdale Board of Education
Harwood
Arthur Boniface
Board of Education
Fox Meadow
George Marsh
Scarsdale voters to decide on school bond proposals
At a special meeting next Tuesday at 8:15 PM in Scarsdale High School two bond propositions seek to finish Edgewood and Greenacres schools. Proposition 1 requests 266000 dollars for an auditorium gymnasium locker rooms arts and crafts library medical unit and eight new classrooms. Proposition 2 seeks 264500 dollars for Greenacres additions adding six classrooms through similar alterations.
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Greenacres
Huntington Avenue
Scarsdale Union Free School District No. 1
Edgewood
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County Planning Federation
H. S
Shotwell
National Board For Historical Service
Washington
Division of
International Labor Legislation Commission
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Inquirer News Index
Benjamin Moore
Children’s Association
Humane Society
Edward Walsh
P. O
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New Sewer District
Boy Scouts
S. S America
White
Newcomb
Foster-Ford
Mrs. Brewster's
Letters of the People
Woman's Club
Iin the Churches
Scarsdale Library
Harwood Building
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