Fourth of July celebration reports a small surplus
The Scarsdale Fourth of July celebration issued a financial report showing receipts exceeding expenditures by 337.42. Disbursements totaled 3,461.37 for games prizes orchestra color guard dinner and other costs. The event was organized by a large cross section of village groups with daytime games band contests and an evening patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Anson McLoud
Gomer D. Reese, Jr
William W. Luman
Association
Butler Field
AVC Here Plans for Picnic in Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Chapter American Vet erting Committee discussed a picnic for members and guests to be held on Saturday September 6 at the home of chapter chairman Dr Charles M Chayes 869 Wilmot Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Charles M. Chayes
Wilmot Road
Henry Hofheimer, Jr
Grahams. Jones
Ralph O. Samuel
Robert Metzger
Upshur Evans
Mr. Hofheimer
H. Mason Gould
Westchester County Area Assembly
AVC
William A. Grier
Benjamin Dyer, Jr
John Goldsmith
Hofheimer
Jones
Herman A. Benjamin
Metzger
Max Wilk
Samuel
Frank Goldsmith
Benjamin Burstein
Robert Rollins
Bernard Goldsmith
George F. Stubbs
Jean Baer Wag
Gould
Grier
Stubbs
Burstein
Fred Kuehndorf
Albert Scarlett Chosen for Tokyo Independence Day Parade
Private First Class Albert E. Scarlett II, son of Albert B. Scarlett Jr., of 58 Fayette Road, was selected with his unit to represent the 25th Infantry Division Tropic Lightning in the Tokyo Independence Day Parade on July 4. He joined the Army in September 1946 and arrived in Japan after December, serving under Major General Charles L. Mullins Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. ‘Scarlett, II
Albert BE. Scarlett
Fayette Road
25Th Infantry
Tokyo
Scarlett
27Th Infantry
Army
Japan
Charles L. Mullins, Jr
Tidal Schedule for Long Island Sound Readouts
High tide times listed for Long Island Sound across several days with specific evening and morning peaks. Times include 6:50 p.m. today 7:51 p.m. tomorrow 8:30 a.m. Sunday 9:25 a.m. Monday 10:15 a.m. Tuesday 11:00 a.m. Thursday 11:38 a.m. Friday 12:11 p.m. Friday.
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Long Island Sound
Alexander James 8 Named Treasurer of A U Inc
Alexander James 8 of Cooper Road was appointed treasurer of Associated Universities Inc by Edward Reynolds president of AUI and Harvard administrative VP. AUI is a nonprofit formed by nine Eastern universities and runs Brookhaven Lab on Long Island under U S Atomic Energy Commission contract. He is Williams College 1917 graduate and VP of Guaranty Trust Co of New York in charge of New York branches and president of the Scarsdale Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Alexander
Cooper Road
Associated Universities, Inc
Edward Reynolds
Associated Universities
Harvard University
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Camp Upton
Long Island
Brookhaven National Laboratory For Atomic Research
Alexander
Williams College
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Foundation
Audubon Society Plans Field Trip to Greenwich
The Scarsdale Audubon Society announces a field trip to the Audubon Nature Center in Greenwich, Connecticut, this Sunday July 27. Members meet at Scarsdale Village Hall at 6 30 a m and depart at 6 40 a m bringing a car lunch and field glasses if possible.
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Scarsdale Audubon Society
Audubon Nature Center
Greenwich
Connecticut
Scarsdale Village Hall
Post Road
Walter Reed patient Thomas C. Harvey wounded in Germany blast
Corporal Thomas C. Harvey, son of Mrs. Jessie C. Harvey formerly of Scarsdale, is recuperating at Walter Reed General Hospital after losing both legs and a finger in a bazooka rocket explosion near Munich. He served with the 75th Ordance Bomb Disposal Squadron, attached to the 6th Air Vehicle Repair Squadron. His address for letters is Corporal Thomas C. Harvey 12233931 Ward 34 Bed 6 Walter Reed General Hospital Washington 12 D. C.
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Thomas C. Harvey
Jessie C. Harvey
Scarsdale
Walter Reed General Hospital
Munich
Germany
75Th Ordance
6Th Air Vehicle Repair Squadron
Washinton
D. C
Qualifier Mrs Hellmann Falls In State Women’s Golf Opener
Mrs Richard Hellmann qualified for the eighteenth annual New York State Women's championship at Leewood Golf Club. She was defeated in the first round by Mrs E Longcope of Siwanoy five and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hellmann
New York
Macy Leads Sax With Marshall Young Orchestra at Post Lodge
Macy son of Paul Macy plays lead sax with Marshall Young's new hotel style band at the Post Lodge Larchmont for a four to eight weeks engagement. The group features Macy on vocals with Terry Stevens as girl vocalist and will be heard on the Mutual network five nights weekly from the Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Macy
Paul Macy
Overhill Road
Marshall Young
Post Lodge
Larchmont
Terry Stevens
Marshall
Arthur Godfrey
Hildegarde
Rainbow
Frank Dailey
Meadowbrook
Pennsylvania
Mutual
Greenburgh Names Lt William Stillman Police Chief
Lieutenant William Stillman was appointed Chief of the Greenburgh Town Police Department at a Wednesday night commissioners meeting. Stillman scored a very high civil service exam mark for police chief and has been acting chief since Captain Philip J McQuillan died last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stillman
Greenburgh
Stillman
Denton Pearsall, Jr
Philip J. McQuillan
Moths Baffle City Reader Turn to Bronx Zoo Aid
A subscriber asks who knows about moths and suggests the Audubon Society. Two rare night moths were brought to the Bronx Zoo by a society member for identification and later description in The Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Inquirer
Audubon Society
Bronx
Society For Identification
the Inquirer
Eleven Residents Register For Leadership Institute
Scarsdale High School students join the Leadership Institute on World Problems each August. Founder Carl H. Voss and a diverse faculty from universities and United Nations personnel lead lectures on world citizenship. Local attendees include Dan Gutterman Shirley Lent Richard Rosecrance Ted Sheftel Barbara Alley Jim Callahan Marilyn Coverley Esther Fiske Jerry Judge Marjorie McClelland Penelope Wolcott with alumni events slated August 21 29 and August 29 September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale High School
Leadership Institute
Carl H. Voss
Shawnee-on-the- Delaware
Pennsylvania
Elfin Lake
Wallingford
Vermont
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Survey Graphic
United Nations
Scarsdale
Dan Gutterman
Shirley Lent
Richard Rosecrance
Ted Sheftel
Barbara Alley
Jim Callahan
Marilyn Coverley
Esther Fiske
Jerry Judge
Marjorie McClelland
Penelope Wolcott
John Theis
Scarsdale Scouts Headed to World Jamboree Voyage
Scarsdale Boy Scouts from Troop D23 Rattlesnake Patrol depart Cedar Brook Park Plainfield for Camp Kilmer New Jersey. They sail aboard the Troopship General Muir to Antwerp en route to Moisson France for the World Jamboree. Army band cameras and Lions Club support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
General Muir
Antwerp
Moisson
France
Cedar Brook Park
Plainfield
New Jersey
Watchung Council
Lions Club of
Park
John L. Smith
WOR
Kilmer
Camp Kilmer
D23
Army
Scarsdale
Winning Syce Cup Crew Earns National Championship Bid
Mrs. Reggie Corwin of Crane Road was aboard the American Yacht Club crew led by Mrs. Sylvia Sheta Everdell that won the tenth Syce Cup series. The victory grants the district rights to compete for the Mrs. Charles Francis Adams Trophy in Edgartown Massachusetts in September. This marks Mrs. Everdell’s fifth Long Island Sound women’s championship and Mrs. Corwin’s continued role on her crew.
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Reggie Corwin
Crane Road
American Yacht Club
Sylvia Sheta Everdell
Charles Francis Adams
Edgartown
Massachusetts
Everdell
Long Island Sound
Corwin
The
Herald Tribune
Horse Racing Revival Doomed for Yonkers
The State Racing Commission said Empire City Track on Central Avenue cannot be reopened. Empire City Racing Association now runs meets at Belmont Park Jamaica, with an order to return deemed unfair to the public as the Yonkers track is declared outmoded for postwar crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
Central Avenue
State Racing Commission
Empire City Racing Association
Belmont Park
Jamaica
Yorkers
Dane Club Specialty Judge Slated at Westchester Show
Charles G. Staiger of Underhill Road will judge the Great Dane Club of America specialty at the Westchester Kennel Club all breed show to be held on the polo field of Westchester Country Club on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Staiger
Underhill Road
Great Dane Club of America
Westchester Kennel Club
Westchester Country Club
Regatta Winner Garrison Corwin Jr Leads Bulldog Class
Garrison Corwin Jr of Crane Road won the Bulldog Class Monday in the second regatta of Larchmont Yacht Club race week. This marks the club's forty-ninth race week since 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison Corwin, Jr
Crane Road
Larchmont Yacht Club
Leveille and Robison Chosen for Summer Grand Jury
Rene Leveille of 24 Taunton Road and Eben Robison of Hartsdale were chosen on Tuesday as members of the summer Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Leveille
Taunton Road
Eben Robison
Hartsdale
Odd-Even Tourney at Scarsdale Golf Club
The Scarsdale Golf Club hosted an odd-even tournament last weekend ending in a tie between H W Marache David Magowan and Co W Allen BE L Noetzel with 85 16 79 and 76 7 69. Class A sweepstakes on Saturday produced a five way tie among Marache L B Davis R H Kondorf er Allen and A M Lovibond. Magowan won Class B with 89 18 71. Sunday Class A sweepstakes saw Allen 74 8 66 and L B Davis 75 4 71 tied. C W Voltz claimed Class B with 89 17 72. A member member event is planned for tomorrow and the first annual father son tournament will be played Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Golf Club
H. W. Marache
David Magowan
Co. W. Allen
BE. L. Noetzel
Marache
L. B. Davis
R. H. Korndorfer
Allen
A. M. Lovibond
Magowan
C. W. Voltz
Winners Named in Scarsdale Women’s Golf Tourney
Tuesday at Scarsdale Golf Club the par birdie and eagle event crowned Mrs D M Thomas Class A with eighteen points and Mrs Co E French Class B with twenty points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Golf Club
D. M. Thomas
Co. E. French
Primary Election Polls Open Noon to Nine in Scarsdale
Voters in Scarsdale, 5587 eligible, will select two County committeemen and delegates to a Judicial Convention at a primary on July 29. Public offices include Sheriff and a Judge of the Children's Court for Westchester. Polls open noon to nine. League of Women Voters Scarsdale Voters Service.
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Children's Court
Westchester County
Scarsdale
League of Women Voters of
Voters’ Service
George W. Smyth
The
Dominic J. Capeci
Port Chester
T. Vincent Ehrbar
Mount Vernon
Vincent de Paul Crennan
Mamaroneck
National Stars to Hold Sunday Exhibition in Scarsdale
California tennis stars invade Scarsdale Sunday afternoon for a Fox Meadow Club exhibition on Way side Lane at three o clock. The event, presented by the village recreation department with the club, features women's singles men's singles and mixed doubles. Players include Ed Moylan Nick Carter Miss Helen Pastall and Miss Louise Snow. Moylan recently won the Spring Lake invitation and faced Jack Kramer in Texas. Carter is ranked twelfth nationally and Pastall is national junior champion. Snow is ranked fifteenth nationally.
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California
Scarsdale
Fox Meadow
Wayside Lane
Far West
Ed Moylan
San Francisco
Nick Carter
Helen Pastall
Los Angeles
Louise Snow
Bakersville
Moylan
Spring Lake
New Jersey
Frankie Parker
Parker
Jack Kramer
Texas
Carter
Miss Pastall
Miss Snow
Poliomyelitis Case Breaks Westchester Run
Health report notes one poliomyelitis case in Scarsdale this week along with additional illnesses including strep throat two chicken pox two measles and four whooping cough cases across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Scarsdale
Rivkind Wins Compton Memorial Tennis Title in Rye Finale
Daniel B. Rivkind of Brooklyn defeated Thomas M. Lewyn of Scarsdale to win the second annual John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament held at Fox Meadow with Eastern Lawn Tennis Association sanction. The nearly four hour final saw Rivkind drop the first set 3-6 before rebounding to take 6-3 6-1 9-11 6-2 for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Rivkind
Brooklyn
John Parker Compton
Thomas M. Lewyn
Scarsdale
Rivkind
Fox Meadow Tennis Club
Bronxville
the Inquirer
Lamar Fearing
Fox Meadow
Pfe
Apennines
Fearing
Dan Riykind
Leonard L. Steiner
New
Voters League Tests District One to Boost Primary Turnout
The Voters League runs a focused campaign in Scarsdale District One ahead of the July 29 Primary. Fliers go to League members and residents to urge registration and voting by party, with candidates for sheriff, Children’s Court judge, and county committeemen outlined. The effort aims to cut voter apathy and measure impact of concentrated outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voters’ League
Scarsdale
George W. Cornell
Clifford H. Domke
John H. Rogers
Ruth S. Sullivan
Frank J. Bowman
Grace N. Green
Ernest Williams
Frederick S. Kaufman
Malcolm C. Law
Edward D. Bryde
William F. Salter
Norman W. Lacy
J. Newton Nash
Eldred A. Halsey
Addison R. Wilson
Charles B. Zou
Sadie Cox Carter
John H. Jackson
May Carswell
Eastchester
Katherine Houghton
Sverre Cornell
Walter Houghton
Jean Lunt
Roy C. Paulding
John A. Harvey
Frank Lagana
Joseph J. Ferone
Carl H. Limbacher
Leon Vedovato
Weeklong Scarsdale Weather Log By A W Edderbuttel
Weather report from Scarsdale by cooperative observer A W Edderbuttel lists daily high and low temperatures for July 16 to July 22. Entries show highs of 8? and 65, 84 and 67, 86 and 74, 84 high, 81 high, 81 high, 77 and ... The record is incomplete with July 16 noted oddly and July 22 cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Edderbuttel
Scarsdale
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Macy
Yonkers
Golf
National Stars
Health Report
Daniel Rivkind
Compton
Lewyn
Cecil North
Hewlett
Robert Porges
Forest Hills
Joseph Howard
New York City
Earle Gatchell
Fox Meadow Club
Ninth Judicial District
Supreme Court
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