Travel woes of planes and trains show scheduling gaffes
Dorothy Van Doren laments airline delays caused by storms and crowded hubs. She contrasts a grim Chicago O’Hare experience with a punctual Illinois train ride from Union Station, noting higher costs and time losses for air travel. Science aims to improve machines, but timetable fixes are overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy van Doren
Chicago
Union Station
Duto
North
Illinois
Child cries over flute lessons yearns for summer relief
Virginia Hoff notes the 11 year old daughter may cry from overload not dislike of music. A vacation from flute lessons is advised to reduce pressure, restore love of learning, and show parental affection beyond accomplishments. If needed, adjust future plans to prevent burnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hoff
Sudenly
Hoff
Hoff - Barthelson Music School
Old Army Road
Scarsdale
Fresh Air hosts praise visits as New York families join program
Scarsdale residents report rewarding experiences hosting Fresh Air guests. Mrs. Nelson plans a third summer for Anna from Manhattan, while the Bajaks and Nottages describe benefits in language, culture, and family life. Other families also share direct ties to local children, with contact details for inquiries.
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New York City
Scarsdale
John C. Nelson
Withington Road
Anna
Manhattan
97Th Street
Nelsons
Karen
Diana
Jobo
Jim
Kristin
Edgemont
Nelson
Sigmund Bajak
Tunstall Road
Bajaks
Mr. Majak
Bear Mountain
Paul Nottage
Sprain Road
Hartsdale
Cindy
Nottages
Kristy
Frances
Greenburgh
Charles Rockland
Edward Fichter
Spencer Dvorkin
Latin Endures As Vital Bridge Between Science And Liberal Arts
The article argues Latin remains essential in modern education despite a shift toward practical subjects. Lyford Beveridge and Dr. Harry Schnur credit mass education and science focus for Latin's decline, but note Latin aids scientific vocabulary, precise expression, and cross-language learning for future careers in journalism, law, history, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyford Beveridge
Scarsdale High School
Harry Schnur
N.Y.U
Brooklyn College
Iowa College
Dr. Schnur
Bevereidge
Annual Flowers For The Garden By Extension Agents
Garden Corner outlines annuals as the backbone of summer beds for both new and established homes. It notes they bloom from July to frost, suit sun and average soil, and suggest planting schemes, pinching, and soil prep with compost and limestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Extension
New York State
New Library Picks Include Isaac Asimov and More
A list of new library titles spans science and technology with works by Isaac Asimov, H W Leach, Karl Menoinger, Dionys Burger, Henry E Paul and others. Topics cover astronomy, biology, medicine, history, bird life, and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asimov
Isaac
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Leach
H. W
Menoinger
Karl W
Burger
Dionys
Atielf
Haroun
Milne
Lorus Johnson
Montagu
Ashley
Goldstein
Philip
World Health Organization
Phi Beta Kappa Elects Cannon Posthumously
Charles M. Cannon of Princeton was elected posthumously to Phi Beta Kappa during commencement at Princeton University. He was killed by lightning last week and awarded a BA with honors in biology. He was the son of Dr. and Mrs. John Cannon of 78 Walworth Avenue.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Princeton University
Charles M. Cannon
Cannon
John Cannon
Walworth Avenue
Hidden sources of unhappiness in a well supplied marriage
A psychologist explains that even when a couple enjoys mutual satisfaction and wealth, guilt can dampen mood. Two case histories show women reacting to past transgressions by either internalizing guilt and despair or by constant complaining to protect their perceived stolen fortune.
Hebrew School Graduation At Genesis Hebrew Center
Twenty one students will graduate from the Hebrew School of Genesis Hebrew Center Tuckahoe at a 10 a.m. service Saturday. Among the grads are 16 locals including Scarsdale Ruth Fleishaker Sandra Fleishaker Richard Mann Laurie Storfer Mark Weinberger Michele Winsten Eastchester Aaron Goldenberg Neil Glaser Gary Kotler Les Packer Robert Strauss Michelle Unger and others. Diplomas will be awarded by Rabbi Ludwig Nadelmann with Len Wolfe and Dr. David Edelstein participating. A pulpit cantata on the Baal Shem Tov Father of Hassidism will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Rhoda
Sandra Fleishaker
Richard Mann
Laurie Storfer
Mark Weinberger
Michele Winsten
Tuckahoe
Ruth Gersh
Robert Lichtenstein
Barbara Rosenstein
Jeffrey Wisoff
Eastchester
Aaron Goldenberg
Neil Glaser
Gary Kotler
Les Packer
Robert Strauss
Michelle Unger
Ludwig
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Ing
Donna
Spanfeller
By Edith Hornie
By Walter Androsko
L and
Frederick L. Marshall
van Voorhis
Steven C. van Voorhis
Church Lane South
Waldorf-Astoria
American Cancer Society
the Sciences
West Indies
Kinert
Reed
Charles
Florence
Kennywood
MT. Kisco
Irwin Engel
the Westchester
Conservatory of Music
Burling Avenue
White Plains
New York
Heinrich Joachim Register
Hebrew School
Center
Hebrew School of Genesis Hebrew Center
Peace Corps
India
Washington, D.C
City
Zip Gode
The
Advertising Council
Katharine Gibbs
Park Ave
Charay Mar
Raymond W. Marshall
Mead's Point
Greenwich
Connecticut
State National Bank OF Connecticut
Martina C. Doherty
Connecticut Turnpike
Plaza Art Galleries, Inc
East 79Th Street
N.Y
Trafalgar
Orly
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