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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1947

Page

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Scarsdale Library Friends Stage Literary Quiz and Election

Scarsdale residents are invited to a literary quiz titled Your Turn with the Book Worms at the Woman's Club on May 13. The event, part of the Friends of the Scarsdale Library annual meeting, features Frederick Lewis Allen as moderator and a panel including Warren Weaver Vernon G. Smith Anne Rymer Burnham Finney Henry C. Link Shipley Newlin and Richard Walter. Prizes donated by local publishing firm members will reward correct three-part answers.

Scarsdale Friends of the Scarsdale Library Woman's Club Allen. Wilber Frederick Lewis Allen Harper's Magazine the Inquirer Warren Weaver Rockefeller Foundation Vernon G. Smith Kipling Anne Rymer Burnham Finney Henry C. Link Shipley Newlin Richard Walter Scarsdale High School New York Edgemont Friends of the Searsdale Library Searsdale James A. Stewart The Town Club Dana H. Ferrin Henry Bloch Robert G. Fuller James N. Hynson Donald F. McCall Allen Wilber Charles C. Jordan Stuart C. du Breuil William J. Edmonds Maxwell E. McDowell Harold L. Smith Robert R. Updegraff

Dunninger to Headline Scarsdale Benefit Show

Dunninger, renowned stage and radio mind reader, tops the third annual Scarsdale Branch of Children to Palestine benefit at Scarsdale Theatre on May 28. He will perform thought-reading feats seen coast to coast, claiming access to audience minds and revealing personal details. His notoriety includes encounters with prominent figures and guests like Henry J. Kaiser and Lucille Ball.

Dunninger Scarsdale Palestine Scarsdale Theatre Johnny Marjorie Mr. Jones Mother

Red Cross Election Set for Scarsdale Branch Meeting

The Scarsdale Branch of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Monday May 5 at 2 30 p m at the Scarsdale Woman's Club Speakers include Mrs George Carrington chapter production chairman and Chaplain Sherley from Castle Point Veterans Hospital Polls for officers open 9 a m to 1 p m in Room 305 Harwood Building and 2 to 2 30 p m at the Woman's Club Tea to follow the business meeting and program.

Scarsdale American Red Cross Scarsdale Woman's Club George Carrington Sherley Veteran's Hospital Castle Point Harwood Building Woman's Club

County Board of Supervisors Set Meeting Next Monday

Members of the Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday at 2 30 p m in rooms on the eighth floor of the County Office Building in White Plains. The county board is meeting only once a month until fall.

Board of Supervisors White Plains

Church News Page 20 Editorials Page 14

The index lists sections across the paper including Church News on page 20 Editorials on page 14 Schools and Sports on pages 15 to 17 and 22 Society on page 18 Theater on page 23 and Woman's Club on page 19.

Church News Woman's Club

Stricter Ride Solicitation Law Warns Scarsdale Pedestrians

Scarsdale police remind the public that under Article six Section eighty eight of the Vehicle and Traffic Law it is illegal to solicit rides on any road unless a person is a member of the armed forces.

Scarsdale

Scarsdale High School to stage Mikado in May

The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Mikado will be produced by Scarsdale High School music department with PT A and G O of the school sponsorship. George Lawson directs. Cast includes George Newlin as The Mikado James McDowell as Nanki Poo Warren Dodson as Koko Shipley Newlin as Yum Yum Anne Breckwoldt as Katisha Leo Dorfman as Poo Bah Robert Barnwell as Pish Tush Judy Cohn as Pitti Sing Jean Eschenbach as Peep Bo Ronnie Estes as the Umbrella Bearer. Understudies are Barbara Horn Marianne Glaser Richard Walters Russell Leonard Joe Misenheimer. Chorus includes Girls and Boys Choral groups.

Scarsdale High School Parent-Teacher Association George Lawson George Newlin Japan James McDowell Nanki-Poo Warren Dodson Koko Lord High Executioner Shipley Newlin Anne Breckwoldt Katisha Leo Dorfman Robert Barnwell Judy Cohn Pitti-Sing Jean Eschenbach Peep-Bo Ronnie Estes Barbara Horn Marianne Glaser Richard Walters Russell Leonard Joe Misenhimer

Books on China exhibit at Scarsdale Library

A display of books on China is set up at the Scarsdale Public Library as part of the United Service to China campaign. The exhibit is chaired by John A. Pearson and features a special table for the event.

China Scarsdale Public Library Scarsdale John A. Pearson

Submarine Commanders to Speak at Navy Day Event

Scarsdale Post 52 American Legion hosts Navy Day with Rear Admiral Richard G. Voge and Commander Eli T. Reich as honored guests. The meeting in the Harwood Building includes films from the Navy Department and a ship-of-the-line tribute by the Post, with a guard of WWII veterans.

Scarsdale American Legion Harwood Richard G. Voge U.S. Navy Eli T. Reich U. S. Navy Voge Reich Pacific Navy Department Scarsdale Post Walter Myers D. L. Farley George Redford U Navy Fort Schuyler Bronx Vogue U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Sea Lion Cavite

Editorial on End of Telephone Strike

An editorial reflects on the announced end of the telephone strike, written Wednesday and printed late Wednesday afternoon. It weighs the meaning of the announcement, noting optimism for Friday morning reading and acknowledging the uncertainty from yesterday.

Hangar Closed Early. April 30 Official

At a joint meeting the Hangar advisory and Hangar committees decided to close the Hangar on April 30 due to May activities and outdoor weather. They will return donated furniture and seek contacts. Mrs. Norman E. Horn chairs the advisory committee at 15 Brayton Road. The Hangar committee will host a final dance with date to be announced.

Norman E. Horn Brayton Road

Peckham Road Corporation wins paving contract

At a special Village Board meeting the Peckham Road Corporation secured the paving contract for Chase Road Crane Road and Old Orchard Lane. Work to start within ten days. Peckham bid 32865.50 versus Halton Construction Augustus V Riegel bid 39515.50 and Frank Bracatello bid 48698.50. Engineer's estimate 35000 including ten percent for engineering and contingencies.

Peckham Road Corporation Chase Road Crane Road Old Orchard Lane Peckham Halton Construction Corporation Augustus V. Riegel, Inc Frank Bracatello, Inc

Edgewood P T A Election and Lecture Set for May 5

Edgewood P T A will hold its annual meeting and officer election at the school on Monday May 5 at 3 00 pm Doctor Jean Betzner professor of children's literature at Columbia University Teachers College will speak on Good Literature for Our Children A book exhibition will be shown by Miss Cowden the school librarian Tea will be served by Mrs G Stanley McAllister and committee Child care will be available in Room 3 for children ages three through second grade upon request to Mrs Waldo Finn

Edgewood Parent-Teacher Association Jean Betzner Doctor Betzner Columbia University Teacher's College Bronxville The Association For Children’s Education Miss Cowden G. Stanley McAllister Waldo Finn

Price Reduction Move Started in Scarsdale

Campbell and Morgan inc began a ten per cent sale at 4 p.m. last Saturday April 26 in the Men’s Shop window at 26 Popham Road Scarsdale. The offer runs through May 15 with manufacturer cooperation. Campbell says the experiment boosted sales and other village stores plan similar cuts.

Campbell and Morgan, Inc Popham Road Scarsdale Campbell

Scout Troop Three Wins Ross Rally

The Ross Rally in the Scarsdale district saw Troop 3 win with 656 points followed by Troop 9 with 628 and Troop 4 with 538. Teams competed in inspection attendance first aid signaling knot tying relay and friction fire relays judged by Red Cross officials and Scout leaders including Robert Goeller and Frank Harrington.

Boy Scouts Scarsdale Butler Field Troop 3 Red Cross Robert Goeller White Plains Frank Harrington

Nuremberg Trials Exhibit At Scarsdale Library

The Scarsdale Library displays material on the Nuremberg war crimes trials sent by resident interpreter Gertrude Levinger. A photo book titled Justice at Nuremberg shows the city courts and figures. mimeographed defense pleas by Goering and others are also shown. Victor Bernstein's Final Judgment and related Germany books complete the exhibit.

Scarsdale Gertrude Levinger Nuernberg Germany

Edgemont School Board to Elect Two Members Tuesday

The Union Free School District No. 6 annual meeting will be held Tuesday evening May 6 at the school. Two Board of Education seats are open with incumbents P. Truman Henson and Mrs Liston Noble running to succeed themselves and Mrs Samuel A Harned respectively.

Union Free School District No. 6 Edgemont School Board of Education P. Truman Henson Liston Noble Samuel A. Harned

East Scarsdale Association Names Officers and Endorses Non-Partisan Policy

At the annual meeting the East Scarsdale Association reelected Charles A. Hammarstrom as president with Charles Rizzi as vice president Richard A. Tilden as secretary and Robert M. Averill as treasurer. New governors include Dr. Victor N. Citron and Frederick W. Brown. A non-partisan government resolution was carried unanimously urging continued non-partisan village and town governance.

Charles A. Hammarstrom Secor Road East Scarsdale Association Crossways Charles Rizzi Richard A. Tilden Robert M. Averill Victor N. Citron Frederick W. Brown John J. Doyle John E. Beauchamp, Jr Morris F. Harris William F. Kennedy Howard Wolff William Archibald, Jr East Scarsdale Scarsdale Town Club

Greenburgh Adopts Master Zone Plan

Greenburgh Town Council adopted the master zoning plan for unincorporated areas after a public hearing at Central Avenue School in Hartsdale. The council rejected proposals to ban stores in six story apartments on Hartsdale Avenue East and to downscale Central Avenue housing to three story garden apartments.

Greenburgh Central Avenue Hartsdale Hartsdale Avenue Charles J. Costabel Costabell William and Harry Kalker New York Caroline Rest

Dinner Honors Ex-Mayor H. Beach Carpenter in Scarsdale

H Beach Carpenter of Lockwood Road was guest of honor at a Scarsdale Golf Club dinner as his mayoral term ended in March. Attending were Village Board members including Robert M. Gates and George W. Cornell, Albert B. Swanson, Village Manager Reeves Newsom, J Newton Nash, Anson McLoud, Village Treasurer, and Herman Steuernagel, Village Clerk.

H. Beach Carpenter Lockwood Road Scarsdale Golf Club Robert M. Gates George W. Cornell Albert 8. Swanson

School Board Seeks Four Directors At One District Meeting

Scarsdale New York elects four members of the Board of Education at its annual meeting next Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the junior high gym A last minute change names Mrs Frederick W Brown to replace Mrs George Taylor Stanton who moves to Massachusetts Newlin McAllister Rutherford and Brown are nominees for the seats The budget of 1326593 faces approval with a tax rate rise of 1234 per thousand and sixty four percent of funds allotted to teachers salaries

Board of Education Citizens Committee William Britton Stitt Scarsdale Frederick W. Brown Wildwood Road Greenacres Brown Smith College Sorbonne Paris University of Grenoble

Rise in Accidents Reported in March

March brought a sharp rise in Scarsdale traffic accidents. Horace W. Hardy reported to the Scarsdale Safety Council that thirteen accidents occurred last month, with seven injuries including three serious, and more incidents than in March 1946.

Scarsdale Horace W. Hardy

Scarsdale Junior League Joins National Unit

The Scarsdale Unit was admitted as a national unit of the Association of Junior Leagues of America at the twenty-fifth annual conference in Coronado California. More than 300 delegates from the United States Canada Mexico and Hawaii attended as Scarsdale moved from the New York Junior League and met all standards.

Association of Junior Leagues of America Scarsdale Unit Coronado California United States Canada Mexico Hawaii New York Scarsdale America

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Duke of Windsor Thomas A. Edison Dewey Henry J. Kaiser Jack Dempsey Edwin C. Hill Richard Rodgers Oscar Serlin Lucille Ball News Index Yum-Yum Petti-Sing Poop-Bah Ko-Ko Joba Gass Edgewood P.T.A Ross Ogo Edgemont Meeting Frederick Brown Stanton Scarsdale Junior League
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