Scarsdale Inquirer Opinion on National Defense and Peace
The editorial cites Lieutenant Colonel Ross on Memorial Day praising national defense and disarmament aims. It argues pacifist views risk war, urges maintaining strong US armed forces until global disarmament is achieved, and stresses protecting homes and families.
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Ross
United States
Harding
Simple cross street rule to prevent pedestrian accidents
A longtime street safety researcher urges pedestrians to look left before stepping into traffic and then look right after reaching the street’s midpoint. He argues nine tenths of pedestrian accidents could be avoided if mothers teach children to follow the habit consistently.
Papa Scarsdale and the Worm Day Plea in Scarsdale
A letter from Scarsdale New York dated May 24 1924 laments childlike attempts to eradicate nest building worms with kerosene and tools. It ends with a plea for paternal help. The second note urges cat owners not to abandon pets during the annual travel exodus and promotes assistance from the New York Woman's League for Animals and the SPCA ambulance. The Ellin Prince Speyer Hospital for Animals is listed at 350 Lafayette Street open day and night for unwanted animals.
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the Inquirer
Papa Scarsdale
Papa
Roger
New York Women's League For Animals
Ellin Prince Speyer Hospital For Animals
Lafayette Street
Dont Desert the Cat Letter Appears in May Herald Tribune
A reader urges city families escaping New York for summer country visits to consider their cats. The May 22 Herald Tribune excerpt notes many households will leave the city, with dogs often taken along but cats facing a less common fate.
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the Inquirer
The
Herald Tribune
New York
Training Camps for Scarsdale Youth Go Before Public
In 1917 a former Plattsburg Training Camp member and current Officers Reserve Corps officer urges the public to support liberal Congress plans for summer training camps for young men. He warns war could recur before the millennium arrives and asks communal backing.
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the Inquirer
Plattsburg
Officers Reserve Corps
United States Army
Congress
Scarsdale
Westchester Youth Summer Camps Aid Future War Readiness
In 1924 an official note urges Westchester youths to attend summer camps to gain training for potential emergencies. Drawing from the 2nd Battalion of the 808th Lost Battalion lineage, officers and men may be drawn from the county if needed for active service. The program offers outdoor benefit at government expense for the month.
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808Th
Westchester County
United States
William H. Draper
Hartsdale
Scarsdale Urges Support for White Plains Hospital 1924 Letter
Rush Wilson of Scarsdale writes to supplement an appeal for White Plains Hospital. He argues Scarsdale should contribute to the nearest hospital despite municipal borders, noting local access to care and no entrance discrimination. He emphasizes hospitals as vital as schools or churches and calls for fair sharing. June 5, 1924.
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the Inquirer
White Plains Hospital
Scarsdale
White Plains
Chief Kenison in New Scarsdale Parade Uniform
A letter to The Inquirer praises Chief Kenison of Scarsdale for appearing in a new uniform during Memorial Day festivities. The writer lauds the metropolis police as the finest and expresses pride in Scarsdale’s police head.
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the Inquirer
Kenison
New York
Scarsdale
Mental clinic to be held at St James Yonkers
Dr. W C Green with Miss Nellie A Doughty will conduct a clinic for mental diseases at St John’s Hospital Yonkers on Wednesday June 11 and June 26 from.
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W. C. Green
Nellie A. Doughty
St. John's Hospital, Yonkers
Examination Clinic Details At Hudson River State Hospital
Applications for examination may be made in advance to Dr. W. C. Ryan, Superintendent of Hudson River State Hospital in Poughkeepsie, under whose direction the clinic is held.
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W. C. Ryan
Hudson River State Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Out of gas but TN 100 tale of a Pelham chauffeur
A Pelham chauffeur nearly loses his job after an incident when his car ran out of gas near Stamford. He signs for help from a passing auto truck, which stops and drives away as a white envelope with two fifty dollar bills is thrust into his hand. The employer confirms the tale.
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Pelham
Pelham Sun
Stamford
Fish on the bill of fare this week at Our Market
A housekeeper is assured a net gain by buying fish here with prices stated as the lowest and goods of superior quality. The advertisement urges including any of these excellent fish in this week’s bill of fare at Our Market, highlighting the market’s high reputation.
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