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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

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Transportation Policy For Non-Public Schools Approved

The Board of Education of District One approved transportation for non public schools for the next school year. IHM School riders north of Olmsted Road get a bus. Heathcote area students receive public bus tickets. Parochial high school travel costs beyond eight miles are reimbursed. a Medical Catastrophe Insurance plan costing about 1400 dollars was adopted for one year. The Supt. noted vacancies and that 44 percent of staff are men, challenging old stereotypes.

Board of Education of District One IHM Olmsted Rd Heathcote Archibald B. Shaw

New York Central Query Accepted by County Supervisors

The transit committee will probe delays breakdowns and defects in New York Central trains in the county over the last two to three years and assess maintenance spending on right of way and equipment. Supervisor George W. Cornell introduced the resolution which the board passed. The committee may file a presentation with the Public Service Commission to demand improvements.

Transit Committee Board of Supervisors New York Central George W. Cornell Scarsdale Public Service Commission

Bouton Memorial Planned by Legion at Scarsdale Park

Plans to honor Arthur G. Tod Bouton past commander of the New York American Legion are under way after an executive committee meeting of Scarsdale Post 52. Bouton served as a WWI Army colonel and died while highway commissioner for Scarsdale. A bronze memorial marker will be placed in Legion Memorial Park to spur other public memorials.

Arthur G Tod) Bouton Dept. of New York American Legion Scarsdale Bouton US Army Engineers Corps Legion Legion Memorial Park

Memorial at Scarsdale High for Coburn Ayer

Scarsdale High School designates the Library Conference Room as a memorial to Coburn Ayer longtime English Department chair. A committee is studying furnishings for the room.

Scarsdale High School Coburn Ayer

Cornerstone Laying Ceremony for New Junior High

Cornerstone laying ceremonies for the new Junior High School will be held next Friday afternoon at four. The event marks the start of the building project and will be attended by school officials and local residents.

Church News and Society Pages Listed in Index

The newspaper highlights sections for Church News on pages 16 to 19 Editorials on page 10 Society pages from 11 to 15 and Theatres section on page 20. Readers are guided to feature features and local stories across the pages.

Central Registration Opens for Fall Election in White Plains

Voters must register in person for the fall election and need not re register for two years if they vote. Register at the Board of Elections, 138 Martine Ave White Plains, Monday to Friday 9 to 4 30 Saturday 9 to 12 with free parking.

Board of Elections Martine Ave White Plains

Tennis Exhibition at Brite Avenue Courts Tuesday

An elite tennis exhibition is planned for Tuesday at 3 30 PM on the Brite Avenue courts. Pro Herb Walker of Fox Meadow Tennis Club and amateur Edward Moylan of Wilson Sporting Goods will showcase top level play, reflecting Walker’s teaching career and Moylan’s Davis Cup pedigree.

Brite Avenue Walker Recreation Dept Brite Ave Edward Moylan Wilson's Sporting Goods Co U.S Vic Seixas

Edgemont Summer Recreation Registration Extended

The Edgemont Recreation Registration is extended for the Edgemont Summer Recreation Program sponsored by the Greenville Recreation Committee. It runs July 1 to August 16 with some classes nearly full and late registrants placed on a waiting list if extra teachers are not hired. Registration blanks are available at both schools and should be sent to Mrs. Edwin F. Lewis at 1 Uxbridge Rd.

Edgemont Greenville Recreation Committee Edwin F. Lewis Uxbridge Rd

Dr. Louie Camp Resigns as Edgewood Teacher

The Board of Education of District One accepts with regret the resignation of Louie Camp a fifth grade teacher since 1954. Camp has earned a doctorate and will become principal of an elementary school in Florida his native state.

Board of Education District One Louie Camp Edgewood Camp Florida

MacIntyre Sworn In as Under Secretary of the Air Force

Malcolm A. MacIntyre of Mamaroneck Road was sworn in as Under Secretary of the Air Force at the Pentagon with Judge E. Barrett Prettyman presiding. Attending were Charles E. Wilson Donald Quarles James H. Douglas and family. He is Yale educated and a former Rhodes Scholar who served in WWII rising to colonel and earning the Legion of Merit and a First Airborne Army commendation. He has held partner posts in Washington and New York law firms and is active in Republican party and foreign relations circles. He and his wife have three children and he is a Presbyterian member of Hitchcock Memorial Church.

Malcolm A. MacIntyre Mamaroneck Rd Town Club Air Force Pentagon E. Barrett Prettyman Circuit Court of Appeals Charles E. Wilson Defense Donald ‘Quarles James H. Douglas Mr. MacIntyre Yale University Oxford University MacIntyre Yale Sterling Sullivan & Cromwell Nyc Pruitt, Hale and Coursen Air Transport Command Washington First Airborne Army Douglas, Proctore, MacIntyre & Gates Debevoise Plimpton McLean NYS Citizens For Eisenhower D.C Virginia Bar Council On Foreign Relations Air Force Ass City of N.Y American Yacht Club Scarsdale Golf Club Metropolitan Club

Air Force Promotion for Robin C. Jones at Loring AFB Me

Robin C. Jones of Sage Terrace has been promoted to specialist third class at Loring Air Force Base Maine. He serves in the 548th Antiaircraft Artillery Missile Battalion Headquarters Battery. A Yale graduate of 1955, he entered the Army in February 1956 and is 24 years old.

Robin C. Jones Sage Terrace Loring Air Force Base 548Th Jones Army Fort Dix N. J Yale

Scarsdale Players Elect Board and Plan December Play

The Scarsdale Players held their first annual meeting with about 150 members at Heathcote School on May 29. Directors were elected for one to three year terms. officers include Mrs. Stanton as president and Elmo Legg as secretary. The group will stage a second major production in December.

Scarsdale High School Willard Briggs Hastings Goldman Wood Strauss Luigini James Brown Virginia Carson George Citron Joseph Harrison Williams Holst Offenbach Anderson Little David Art. Whitney Wagner George Gershwin David Bennett Liza Sousa Music Dept Scarsdale Players Heathcote White Plains Community Players Tennessee Williams Robert B. Pomeroy Stanton Robert MacDonald Joseph Walhandler Nelson Elmo Legg Jobn Gari New Scarsdale Players Belmont Korn, Jr Henry H. Dean Lois von Haupt Rudolf P. Berle Lewis P. Stanton Erling G. Nelson

Entry Deadline In Compton Play Is Next Monday

Entries for the 12th annual John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament for Westchester County school boys close Monday. The event runs June 17 to 22 at Fox Meadow Club Wayside Lane with Scarsdale Recreation Dept. organizing and Eastern Lawn Tennis Ass'n sanctioning. Entry fees are 2 dollars for singles and 1 dollar per doubles entry.

John Parker Compton Westchester County School William L. Foley Recreation Fox Meadow Wayside Lane Scarsdale Recreation Dept Eastern Lawn Tennis Ass'n Westchester County Compton Fox Meadow Club Fox Meadow Tennis Club Scarsdale Village Johnny Adler Ron Pickett

School reports urged to note character development

5. L. Mantell of Fenimore Rd. remarked at Monday night’s meeting that progress in school subjects matters, but parents also need insight into their children's conduct and ethical outlook. He suggested reports include character development to aid parents.

L. Mantell Fenimore Rd Board of Education District One

Edgewood School grounds under study for improvements

The building and grounds committee of District One Board of Education will review Edgewood PTA and Drake Rd Edgewood Association recommendations addressing soil erosion litter waste receptacles sidewalk sinking landscaping vandalism dumping and unleashed dogs despite the leash law.

Board of Education District One Edgewood School Edgewood Pta Drake Rd Edgewood Ass'n

Memorial Day Observed Here By 8000 Persons

Scarsdale held Memorial Day ceremonies with a sunlit parade drawing over 3,000 participants and about 8,000 at Butler Field where Mayor Ralph Keating spoke and Scout competitions ruled. Troop 3 won first in drill with 9514 points. various Troops earned Harrington’s and Pearson trophies. Girl Scouts tied for first with perfect scores. Eagle Scout awards were presented to multiple scouts. Mayor Keating honored soldiers and recalled Decoration Day’s 89th anniversary and General Logan’s 1868 designation.

Scarsdale Inquirer Saint James the Less E. M. Stringer West Point Gene Altieri Scarsdale Legion Post 52 George Wilson Harringstons Pearson Harrington Mariner Troop Edgewood Mariner Troop 17 Mariner Troop 11 Mariner Troop 5 Boy Scout Troop Eagle Scout Richard D. Schmidt John Quigley Edgar Michaels Dennis Young David Scott Milton Newman John Gordon James Eidson H. Reed Wasson Dale H. Eckerman, Jr Arthur Henry Smith Donald T. Clark Ford Hutchinson Edwin C. Hahnard William E. Nowak, Jr Joseph Schutzman Arthur E. Littman Edward C. Reuter Keating John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic America

June Weddings and Engagements Kick Off Season

The rush of June weddings and engagements starts early as the society pages seek copy and pictures. Absolute deadline for pictures is 10 a.m. on Mondays with release dates scrupulously observed.

Rent Control On Agenda For Village Board Meeting

The Scarsdale Village Board meets Tuesday at 8 15 pm in the Village Hall Annex to decide on extending rent control for the coming year and to hear a proposal to amend parking laws. Action by June 30 is required to prevent automatic expiration. A hearing will cover detailed parking restrictions along Mamaroneck Rd Palmer Ave Secor Rd Wynmer Rd and related streets.

Post and Drake Rds Scarsdale Mamaroneck Rd Catherine Rd Palmer Ave Heathcote Sycamore Rd Secor Rd Sycamore White Plains Wynmer Rd

Lt Stewart Cutting Assigned to 25th Infantry in Hawaii

Second Lt. Stewart H. Cutting recently arrived in Hawaii and serves as a platoon leader in Troop A of the 4th Cavalry, 25th Infantry Division. He entered the Army in October 1956, previously stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and is a 1956 University of Tennessee graduate active in Kappa Sigma Delta Sigma Phi and Scabbard and Blade. His wife resides in Knoxville.

Stewart H. Cutting Victor W. Cutting Kenilworth Apts Hawaii 25Th Infantry Division Cutting 4Th Cavalry Army Fort Knox University of Tennessee Kappa Sigma Delta Sigma Phi Scabbard and Blade Society Knoxville

Army officer graduates from Antiaircraft Artillery School at Fort Bliss

Second Lt. John Leslie of Murray Hill Road has completed the surface-to-air missile officer basic course at Fort Bliss Texas. A 1956 Princeton University graduate, he was with Hercules Powder Co Cumberland Maryland before joining the Army last January.

John Leslie Murray Hill Rd Army Fort Bliss Tex Leslie NIKE Princeton University Hercules Powder Co Cumberland

Democratic Club Hearing Features Rusk On Bipartisan Foreign Policy

Dean Rusk told the Democratic Club on May 26 that bipartisanship is essential in foreign policy to show national consistency at home and abroad. He faulted the Eisenhower Administration for lack of cross party unity and urged White House leadership to restore the Truman era consensus.

Dean Rusk Fenimore Road Truman Democratic Club Rusk Eisenhower Arthur H. Vandenberg Mich Democratic Party White House

Three Plays Picked By Scarsdale Summer Theatre

The Scarsdale Summer Theatre group under Scarsdale Recreation Dept will stage Arms and the Man Thieves Carnival and Skin of Our Teeth directed by John S Hemmerly during a six week run from July 8 to August 16. Registrations for both teen student groups are open.

Scarsdale Recreation Dept Scarsdale Recreation Dept

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Mr. Ayer News Index Herb Walker Edgemont Recreation Dr. Camp Daniel Berry Leonard J. Kane Newton Wilmington Democratic Town Committee
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