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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1968

Page

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Scarsdale Bank Robbed at Greenville Branch

At about 11 25 a m on Tuesday three masked armed men robbed the Greenville Branch of Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Co at 860 Central Ave taking an estimated 133000. No injuries reported and loss insured. Police agencies seek suspects with partial descriptions.

Greenville Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company Central Avenue Angelo de Carlo J. Henry Neale Town of Greenburgh Westchester County Sheriff's Office Federal Bureau of Investigation

Friedman Urged For Bench Vacancies

The Scarsdale Republican Town Committee urged Westchester officials to consider Scarsdale Justice John M. Friedman for a vacancy on the State Supreme Court or County Bench. Friedman, 55, has served as Scarsdale Justice of the Peace and Village Police Justice since 1959, with a distinguished legal career at Milbank, Tweed and his own practice.

Scarsdale Republican Town Committee Republican County Executive Committee John M. Friedman Supreme Court William F. Koegel Westchester Republican County Committee Friedman Smyth Old Family Court New York City Cornell University Phi Beta Kappa The Law Review Law Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy College of the City of New York United States Supreme Court United States American New York State City of New York Boy Scout

Scarsdale Plans Plaques for Historic Homes

Scarsdale marks twelve historic houses with plaques listing past owners and dates. The project, funded by the Scarsdale Foundation and donors, is led by historian Stephen Leroy Angell with colleagues. The program will extend to additional buildings, identifying sites from Tompkins McCabe House to Cudner Hyatt House across the village.

Mitchell Named Yonkers Schools Chief to Start August First

Yonkers appoints Paul M. Mitchell as new school superintendent, succeeding Stanley Wynstra who retires after 18 years. Mitchell, 40-applicant pool, will assume duties Aug. 1 at 30,500. He has led Commack schools since 1965 after work in Scarsdale, including acting superintendent in 1964-65 and other posts.

Tooley Family Escapes Fire At Maine Resort

Village Manager Lowell Tooley and his family escaped a fire that destroyed Squaw Mountain Inn on Moosehead Lake Maine. They crawled from a second floor window to a porch roof then jumped twelve feet to the ground. Their daughter Mary was slightly injured but released from the local hospital. Five guests were killed and 16 hospitalized among about 200 guests in the resort at the time.

Lowell Toley Squaw Mountain Inn Moosehead Lake Maine

Burglaries Here Cut In Half In Scarsdale

Police Chief Donald Gray reports the six month total through June 30 reached 27 burglaries, down from 48 last year. Four of six June thefts yielded recovered jewelry and property, with three criminal trespass cases reported in one incident.

Scarsdale Donald Gray Gray

Scarsdale committee to mark 12 historic homes

A committee behind the Burgess House plaque outlines 12 Scarsdale historic homes to be marked. Members include Stephen Leroy Angell chairman and official historian, Mrs. Mary Brookings Andrews, Harold H. Bennett, Allen Wilber, and Miss Helen Hultz.

Scarsdale Scarsdale Foundation Scarsdale Engineering Department Stephen Leroy Angell Brookings T. Andrews Helen Lorraine Hultz Harold H. Bennett Allen S. Wilber Burgess House Stephen Leroy

Rose Elected Head Of School Board Amid Integration Debate

The newly formed Board of Education elected Frederick P. Rose president and Mrs. Philip Simon vice president with two new members Jackson Browning and Joseph Ullman. The May 7 election is challenged by the CFR before the Commissioner of Education over irregularities. Discussion covered integration plans, Administrative Council reports, and possible referendum or outside consultants as the board weighs a path for 1969.

Board of Education Frederick P. Rose Philip Simon Jackson Browning Joseph Ullman Committee For Commissioner of Education Committee For Referendum CFR Robert Ostrow Administrative Council Scarsdale PT Council Leonard Howard Lloyd Sand CEFA Harvey Kitay Rose J

Scarsdale Democrats Fault State Committee Over Delegates

Local Democrats in Scarsdale denounce the New York Democratic State Committee for giving McCarthy supporters only 15 percent of at large votes statewide. John Marqusee, a Scarsdale delegate-at-large, vows to push McCarthy at Chicago's convention while others question the allocation and support Humphrey. The dispute centers on Grassroots votes from the June 18 primary and the balance of at-large delegates from Westchester.

Scarsdale New York Democratic State Committee Eugene J. McCarthy John Marqusee Chicago Virginia Snitow McCarthy Marqusee State Committee Paul O'Dwyer United States Senate Humphrey Sen Sally Nunberg Joseph Mintzer Democrats Mr. Marqusee Westchester William F. Luddy Richard Ottinger A. Chester Safian Yonkers Thomas G. McSpedon Rye Town Anthony J. Posmillipo Luddy Ottinger McSpedon Posillipo Davidoff May Robinson F. Douglas Fenwood Nunberg Mintzer Bill Luddy Paul Davidoff Congress Hubert Humphrey

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