Mr. Shuttle MacIntyre Leads Eastern Air Lines
Malcolm A. MacIntyre, president of Eastern Air Lines, pioneered shuttle flights between New York, Boston, and Washington with no reservations required. The program, praised nationwide, includes occasional solo- passenger flights and earned him the nickname Mr. Shuttle despite industry challenges including a 1962 flight engineer strike and a multi-million dollar loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
New York
Boston
Washington
Newark
MacIntyre
Germany
Herr Shuttle
Kiwanis to honor Malcolm A MacIntyre Man of the Year
Scarsdale Kiwanis selects Malcolm A MacIntyre of 60 Mamaroneck Road as the second Man of the Year for distinguished service to Scarsdale and the nation. He will speak at Scarsdale High School commencement June 21 and be honored October 26 at Greentree Surf and Tennis Club New Rochelle.
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Kiwanis Club of
Scarsdale
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Mamaroneck Road
MacIntyre
Air Force
Eastern Air Lines
Scarsdale High School
Kiwanis Club
Philip Dworetzky
Greentree
New Rochelle
Dean Rusk
Alan Dennison
Pat Brocoli
Seymour Warschauer
Charles Rowe
Principal Named At Quaker Ridge
James F. Gray will become supervising principal of the Quaker Ridge School District August 1, replacing Dr. James B. Jackson who will join Geneseo State College as a professor. Gray has held roles in Massachusetts and Ohio, with a career spanning teaching, principalships, and university positions. He is a Massachusetts native with degrees from Fitchburg State and Boston University and has pursued further graduate work at Harvard, Pittsburgh, and Western Reserve. He is married with three children and has served on various committees and research projects.
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James F. Gray
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Quaker Ridge
James B. Jackson
Geneseo State College
Geneseo
N. Y
Gray
Lincoln
Mass
Newton
University of Pittsburgh
Boston
Harvard
Massachusetts
Mr. Gray
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Boston University
Harvard University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Citron Named Editor of The Inquirer in Scarsdale
Peter L. Citron of Scarsdale, longtime reporter and photographer for The Inquirer, is named editor succeeding Ernest N. Dickinson who becomes managing editor of Patent Trader. Announcement from Carll Tucker Jr. notes Citron’s 24 years at the paper and strong coverage of government, education, and civic life.
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Peter L. Citron
Scarsdale
The
Inquirer
Ernest N. Dickinson
Patent Trader
Carll Tucker Jr
Citron
Samuel J. Duboff
the Inquirer
Finish Nears In Brewster Road Project
Construction on the Brewster Road project, delayed since last November by a dispute between the village and Labriola Construction Corp, nears completion. Reuben Chase, attorney for Labriola, said the Village Board’s offer last week is acceptable for final resurfacing of the north bridge to the high school parking lot, with Labriola to finish by next Tuesday.
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Brewster Road
Labriola Construction Corp
Reuben Chase
Labriola
Scarsdale Band Schedules Friday Pop Concert for New Uniforms
The Scarsdale High School Band plans a Friday night Pop Concert to raise funds for new uniforms. They aim to replace worn garments costing about 4400 dollars with 2000 from the school board and about 1000 from the General Organization, seeking 1400 more from ticket sales at 1 dollar for G.O. members and 2 dollars for others. Tickets available at local pharmacies, Garth Road stores, Heathcote Hardware, and from band members.
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Scarsdale High School
Willard S. Briggs
Briggs
G.O
Scarsdale
Garth Road
Heathcote
Bailey to Speak at Edgemont Graduation
C Lloyd Bailey executive director UNICEF United States Committee will address Edgemont High School graduates Friday June 21 at 7 30 p.m. The program includes diploma presentation by William D Moyle, senior gifts, and a reception plus a senior prom. Bailey has traveled extensively for UNICEF and leads a 120 group federation supporting the United Nations.
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C. Lloyd Bailey
Post Road
United States Committee For the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund
Unicef
Edgemont High School
Bailey
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio
Temple University Law School
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Wagner
Philip Davey
Sue Melvilette
William D. Moyle
Wharton Ford Orchestra
Jones Beach
Tacoma
Friends Committee On National
Quakers
U. S. Committee For the United Nations
U.S
Committee For Unicef
Europe
Middle East
What's Inside What's Inside 1963 College Graduates
A brief index note lists coverage on college graduation announcements from 1963, guiding readers to Pages 6 and 7 for the graduates feature and Page 11 for Memorial Day pictures.
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Memorial Day Pictures
Rec Council Sets Talk on Center Study for Monday
Scarsdale Recreation Council will discuss a community center study at its annual meeting. The study, in progress since last fall, will go to the Village Board later this month and covers uses, locations, teen recreation space, and facilities. George Amick chairs the council and a review of its structure and terms is also under consideration.
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Scarsdale
George Amick
Memorial Day Program Inspires Scarsdale Crowd
More than 2,500 marchers and thousands of spectators honored Scarsdale’s war dead in a two mile procession from Boniface Circle to Butler Field. Scouts, officials, and emergency services joined by two bands and American Legion Post 52 as Mayor Ralph K. Rodgers delivered remarks and Troop 3 won the drill contest. Eagle Scouts were honored along with numerous awards for advancement and character.
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Scarsdale
Boniface Circle
Butler Field
Red Cross
Marine
American Legion Post 52
Ralph K. Rodgers
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiwanis Award
Mr. Shuttle
Peter Citron
Malcolm MacIntyre
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Yale
Mr. MacIntyre
Yale University
Oxford University
Yale Law School
Sterling
New York State Press Association
National Editorial Association
Louis Citron
Dr. Citron
Dartmouth College
Chapieau
Osborne
Brewster
Emmanuel Dannett
Reimer Road
Iris Society of
Edgemont
Mr. Bailey
Geneva
American Friends Service Committee
Robert Lewy
Ellen Dubrowin
Wynn Hallett
Ruth Milner
Ken Johnson
G. Douglas Morris
G. N. Melinette
Dan Henry
Harry Davey
Raphael Dubrowin
George Gallantz
John Gismond
S. G. LeFeuvre
Frank McQuiston
Max Milner
William Sharp
G. Walsh
Artanesse
Asaae
Soncee
Editoria
Sas
Seches
Meas
Rec Council
By Steven Prindle
Robert D. Shirrell
Jerome K. Ballin
George Merchant
Daniel Green
Stephen R. Hribar
Alan D. Nemlich
J. Robert Baylis
Rodgers
Pearson
W. Creighton Brown
Harrington
Frederick W. Brown
Richard G. Innes
C. Alfred DeVyver
Paul H. Nottage
Kevin Kinsella
Peter Quigley
Richard Innes
John Crystal
Edward Scherer
Robert Feldman
Bruce Saiber
John Butler
George Wilson
Advancement Committee
Philip M. Brody
John Linder
Alan Green
Felix Ginorlo
Willam Michels
Paul Brown Jr
Alan Boles
Walter Novey
Charles Linker
Robert Feldman Jr
John Gass Photo
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