A Scarsdale Village Legion Land Deal In The Works
Negotiations between Scarsdale village and the Scarsdale Americans post to acquire a 10 acre Mamaroneck Road tract for village use and Legion needs are described as in the talking stage. The plan may benefit both sides by providing space for meetings and future offices while letting the post use facilities without ownership burdens. The price is not disclosed and public debate is avoided to protect negotiations and villagers’ funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Village of the Region
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Mamaroneck Road
Alrea
Reboard
Greenburgh library debate stirs resident views in editorial
An editorial in Wilson Library Bulletin analyzes Greenburgh Town Board’s decision to pause library plans after a resident survey. It argues the poll shows latent support and urges public expression, group outreach, and an educational campaign to gauge true local interest in a tax funded library.
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Wilson Library Bulletin
Greenburgh
Furth
Journal
John Wakeman
Katherine Holden
Westchester Library System
PTA
Mos
Train Symbolism and the Teenage Quest for Freedom
A suburban father and his son clash over rail travel as a symbol of order versus chance. The father views the train as dependable yet nostalgic, while the son sees the road as unpredictable and the train as constraining. The piece ties Arthurian quest motifs to modern teenage rebellion and cautions about youth and adult authority.
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Fessor
Anna Karenina
Tolstoi
Thieves Take 45 Sport Jackets From Local Shop
Reported theft at County One and Men's Shop last week involved 45 jackets in sizes 39 and 40. The culprits, described as average sized men, may have planned a long trip or simply acted on impulse, leaving disposal of the garments unclear.
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New Guinea
Celebes
Letter to the Editor on political views and Committee integrity
The writer defends selective newspaper coverage and attacks the Inquirer for perceived slander while praising a Committee. He identifies himself as a bigot opposing communists and Anti Anti-Communists, defends Fifth Amendment histories, and urges spreading Spotlight to readers. He calls for tolerance toward friends of the republic and criticizes Friends of the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Reissig
Inquirer
Spotlight
Pone
Republic
Soviet Union
Writer Takes Issue With Legion Editorial
A letter to the editor disputes the Legion's Spotlight column from its Un American Activities Committee. The writer objects to suppressing information service and questions the editorial stance in the issue titled Lets Call Off The Watchdogs.
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Legion Editorial
The
Legion
Un-American Activities Committee
Built-In Obsolescence in Appliances and a Reconditioned TV
A personal essay on how gadgets fail after sale and warrant periods. The narrator recounts a used rebuilt TV that remained reliable, a car with surprising clutch issues, and other household devices showing ticks and roughness after guarantees. The piece mocks planned obsolescence while noting occasional fixes and trade‑in temptations.
Poetry Corner by Rosalie Brown and Allison Wyrley Birch
A verse pair satirizes TV panelists and star egos with sharp wit. The poem contrasts stage人士 and public nerves, noting scratching and irony from Monterey to Norfolk. The second piece imagines Billy Graham aiding Uncle Sam in Cuba, while mocking Fidel Castro’s stance and the idea of re conversion.
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Scarsdale Inquirer
Comment
Rome
Alaric
New York Central
Che Scarsdale Inquirer
Garth Road
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pingle Cops
Ralph R Mul
East 44Th Street N.Y. N
Nquirer, Inc
Carl Tucker Jr
Julian B. Moss
Victor Salvatore Jr
William J. Heron
Ernest Dickinson
the Inquirer
China
Board of Education of
Herbert Schaumber
Chesterfield Road
Virginia Franklin
Franklin
Poetry Corner
By Rosalie Brown
Monterey
Norfolk
Pray
M.D
the Stole Impassivity
Gielgud
Dane Lans
By Allison Wyrley Birch
Billy Grahme
Uncle Sam
Fidel
Billy
Castro
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