Supervisors Approve 1950 Budget Amid Sullivan Objections
Westchester County Board of Supervisors adopts the 1950 budget despite Minority Leader James A. Sullivan of Yonkers opposing its $701,081 net increase. Sullivan criticizes salary raises, notably Deputy County Attorney from 7200 to 10000, and urges restoring economy and job creation over higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Inquirer
James A. Sullivan
Yonkers
Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Committee On Budget and Appropriations
Minuet Curtain Raiser Set by Wayside Players in Scarsdale
The Wayside Players rehearse a large cast for The Queen's Husband with offstage effects in Scarsdale at the Children's House on February 5 6 and 7 at 830 pm directed by Mrs Hugh Adair. The open night for Scarsdale Woman's Club Drama Section features Minuet by Louis N Parker on February 8 at 830 pm with a program of modern stage dances by Carter Waddell School of New York and Bronxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Hugh Adair
King Eric the Eighth
Thomas Scofield
Frederick Granton
Hugh Rennie
Northrup
H. V. Leonard
Lord Birten
Walter Irvine
Martha
Zoe Pinkham
Anne
Priscilla Hall
Fellman
Robert Chamberlin
Laker
William Mercer
Major Brent
Charles M. Troy
Phipps
Sidney Ballinger
Petley
Henry Ballinger
Wesley Seward
Prince William of
F. S. van der Veer
Leonice Hunnewell
Ogden Rossmassler
Minuet
Louis N. Parker
Wayside Players
Carter-Waddell School of
New York
Bronxville
Carter-Waddell
Commuter Tickets Rise in Scarsdale Area
About 2 000 commuter tickets issued this month to Scarsdale residents, up 500 from January last year. Around 800 tickets were issued for January at the Hartsdale station.
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Scarsdale
Hartsdale Station
Eleven Scarsdale residents named for land case jurors
Eleven Scarsdale men are among eighty seven summoned from a list of 100 to appear in Supreme Court in White Plains before Justice Philip J. McCook next Monday to be examined as jurors for the opening of the first land deal trial. The indictments target Howard R. Washburn former chairman of the board of supervisors. Justice McCook denied motions to dismiss the indictments and to strike the phrase wilfully wickedly and corruptly. He granted a request to appoint a commission to take the testimony of a Florida hotel proprietor connected to the sale of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Supreme Court
White Plains
Philip J. McCook
Howard R. Washburn
Board of Supervisors
Walter F. Keller
Sage Terrace
George Eglau
Jefferson Road
P. Compton Miller
Greenacres Avenue
Charles F. Sturt
Tunstall Road
Harold Smithwick
Montrose Road
H. Mitchell Blair, Jr
Fairview Road
George H. Pohle
Barry Road
Edward W. Isom
Murray Hill Road
Arthur BE. Denman
Weyburn
Louis Evangelist
Hubert H. Dunning
Carstensen Road
New Castle
Wayside Garden ClubMembers to Run Flower Show Exhibits
Seven Wayside Garden Club members are named as chairmen for Scarsdale exhibits at the International Flower Show set for March 17 to 22 at Grand Central Palace. Each chairwoman oversees daily sections of Federated Garden Clubs of New York State exhibits with entries due by February 1 and garden photos due February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Scarsdale
Grand Central Palace
Federated Garden Clubs
New York State
Henry A. Maurer, Jr
James D. Adams
Cesar J. Chase, Jr
Magruder Craighead
Warren Cunningham
Martin H. Clapp
William Hoeland
James Baird
Garden Club
Tax Expert to Aid Scarsdale Bank Patrons
A Deputy Collector from the Internal Revenue Bureau will be at Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company from March 3 to 5 to assist in preparing Federal income tax returns. The deputy, assigned from the Albany Treasury office, will be available during bank hours Monday through Wednesday of the first week in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Bureau of the
United States Treasury
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company
Treasury Department
Albany
Two Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Scarsdale
Two new scarlet fever cases were reported in Scarsdale during the past week. One is the mother of a child who had been ill, the other a Fox Meadow school pupil exposed in White Plains after attending a moving picture. The class was excluded pending health officer clearance, with no further cases reported at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Fox Meadow
White Plains
Ralph R. Ryan
Ryan
the Inquirer
Diphtheria and Typhoid Show Notable 1929 Reductions
A state health report notes diphtheria cases fell to three quarters of 1928 and the death rate for ten months of 1929 dropped to about one sixth of a decade earlier. Typhoid cases and deaths declined with no municipal water or milk supply links. Smallpox outbreaks halted vaccination resistance.
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Matthias Nicoll, Jr
Westchester County
Nicoll
Thief enters apartment of Mrs Jarman on Garth Road
A thief entered Mrs Cary Jarman's North gate Garth Road apartment Monday afternoon while she was out. The space was ransacked and a pair of gold cuff links and three dollars in dimes were stolen. Police were alerted by Mrs Jarman on her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Jarman
Northgate
Garth Road
Jarman
Telephone rates to rise in Scarsdale and White Plains
New York telephone service rates will take effect February 1 affecting Scarsdale White Plains and other state communities. Individual residential lines rise from 3.75 to 4.25 monthly two party lines from 3.25 to 3.50 and four party lines from 2.75 to 3.00. Extensions increase to 0.75 and business rates gain overall. The change introduces mileage based on airline distance and expands the base rate area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
White Plains
New York Telephone Company
United States District Court
Westchester
Heath Ridge
Heathcote
Long View
Greenville Club to Discuss Rezoning
Prof. Dixon Ryan Fox of Columbia University will speak on the history of Greenville at the Greenville Club annual meeting. The session includes officer elections and a discussion on rezoning land between the Bronx Parkway and the Club Way development. All residents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Ryan Fox
Greenville Club
Edgemont School
Bronx Parkway
Fox
History Department
Columbia University
Scarsdale
Golf Club Governors To Hold Meeting
The annual meeting of the board of governors of the Scarsdale Golf Club will be held in the club house on the evening of Wednesday January 29.
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Golf Club
The
Scarsdale Golf Club
Arthur Manor Assn Opposed Building Municipal Garage
Local debate features Arthur Manor Association opposing the proposed municipal garage project. Community, zoning, and budget implications are discussed as the plan advances through public channels.
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Arthur Manor Ass’n
Parking committee to meet at Village Hall
The automobile parking committee appointed by the Village Board will meet at the Village Hall on Thursday January 30 at eight o'clock. The committee is composed of the presidents of the various civic organizations in the village. The meeting will be open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Manor
Edgewood
A. H. Ellison
Robert Specht
George Clifton
Spencer Place
East Parkway
Overhill Road
Scarsdale Avenue
Hast Parkway
Harwood
W. F. Salter
Sprague Road
Company No. 1
Scarsdale
William Mercer
Chauncey Secor
Bradford Rhodes
Salter
P. T. A. Meeting Set In Scarsdale High School
The P T A will meet February 3 in the Scarsdale high school cafeteria at 3 15 pm with Ralph I. Underhill and Vernon G. Smith addressing the gathering. Tea will follow a program by the school orchestra and glee club. Tickets for the March 21 Metropolitan Opera matinee of Aida go on sale with varied prices and group discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Charles Lambert
J. D. Lester
Parent Teacher Association
Kenneth Hogg
Ralph I. Underhill
Scarsdale
Vernon G. Smith
Underhill
Mr. Smith
the Metropolitan
Director of Music
Westchester Parent Teachers Association
W. G. Palmer
Walworth Avenue
N. Y
John King Roosa
Charles R. Wyckoff
Exonerate Chauffeur In Death of Mrs Fish
Dr. Amos O Squires announced an official statement exonerating Michael Tansey from all blame in the death of Mrs Lewis Popham Fish of Drake Road. The December 14 incident left Mrs Fish dead after being struck by a station car in White Plains Hospital. The inquest evidence did not show negligence by Mr Tansey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos O. Squires
Westchester County
Michael Tansey
Lewis Popham Fish
Drake Road
Edgemont Ice Carnival Set for Crane Lake Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Edgemont Ice Carnival features races prizes a buffet supper and fireworks on Crane Lake. Events start promptly at two o clock in the afternoon with a planned postponement to February first if weather hinders ice conditions.
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Edgemont
Crane Lake
Conservatory Pupils To Play Tomorrow
The Westchester Conservatory of Music will present its first pupil recital tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. The program features piano violin flute and singing with chamber and solo works from elementary to advanced classes. Participants include Mrs. Howard L. Auerbach Mrs. W F Ferris Mrs. Harry Price Mrs. Robert B Stearns Mrs. Laura Gerhard Miss Priscilla Haas Miss Elizabeth Hiller Miss Lois Weaver Miss Julia Corscaden Miss Barbara Gruntal Miss Judith Goldsmith Miss Cyrille Markowitz Miss Carolyn Atkinson Miss Ethel Griffin Richard Margolies Kenneth Marks Michael Mayer Walter Gips Robert Wolff Louis Wheeler George Bennett Reginald Kelsey and Henry Ebeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Auerbach
W. F. Ferris
Harry Price
Robert B. Stearns
Laura Gerhard
Priscilla Haas
Elizabeth Hiller
Lois Weaver
Julia Corscaden
Barbara Gruntal
Judith Goldsmith
Cyrille Markowitz
Carolyn Atkinson
Ethel Griffin
Richard Margolies
Kenneth Marks
Michael Mayer
Walter Gips
Robert Wolff
Louis Wheeler
George Bennett
Reginald Kelsey
Henry Ebeling
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Committee On Budget and Up
Justice McCook
Scarsdale Bank
Scarsdale-Long View
Professor Fox
V. Silverthorne
Minneapolis
Waugh
Hawks
Choral Society
Other and Sons
Morrow
Anna Brewster
Westchester Squeeze
Woman's Club
Aida
Fire Company No. 1
Fish
Conservatory
Westchester Conservatory of Music
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