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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1947

Page

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Twenty-Four Book Awards for Library Quiz Winners

The Friends of the Scarsdale Library announce twenty four prizes for the "Your Turn with the Book Worms" quiz next Tuesday May 13 at the Woman's Club. Frederick Lewis Allen will host questions on books authors and history to determine winners among Scarsdale residents.

Friends of the Scarsdale Library Frederick Lewis Allen Harper's Magazine Scarsdale Woman's Club New York Lewis Carroll Hiroshima John Hersey Paul M. Angle Treasury Stephen Foster Robert Penn Warren Adelle Davis Milfred Walker Harcourt, Brace and Co George Snell Washington Irving van Wyck Brooks Sigmund Freud W. S. Gilbert Random House Lucius Beebe Quebec Amy and Thornton Oakley Webster and Zorn Appleton-Century Co Samuel Chamberlain Laura L. Hinckley Hastings House

Eight East Parkway trees cut for road widening

Commuters report eight large trees on the west side of East Parkway between Popham Road and Spencer Place felled for road widening. Ten smaller trees will be planted in their place, curbing and sidewalk moved back five feet, with the extra space added to the east side and median parking relocated.

East Parkway Popham Road Spencer Place

Republicans Plan Adjourned Caucus On Non Partisans

Grace N. Green acting chair of the Republican Town Committee announces an adjourned August caucus for September or October to reconsider the February 24 1947 resolution on non partisan candidate selection in village and town offices. The party may endorse or nominate its own choices.

Grace N. Green Republican Town Committee

Lew Lehr to MC Children to Palestine Benefit in Scarsdale

Lew Lehr will MC the Children to Palestine benefit at Scarsdale Theater on Wednesday May 28. The event supports Youth Aliyah Hadassah and rescues European displaced persons children for rehabilitation in Palestine. The program features Dunninger with further acts to be announced, and poster contest results will be revealed next week.

Scarsdale Theater Lew Lehr Scarsdale Hadassah Europe Palestine the Inquirer Lew Philadelphia

Scarsdale Lions Club Gifts Trailer to Scout Troop One

The Scarsdale Lions Club presented a new trailer to Boy Scout Troop One to aid camping programs. Attendees included troop members, parents, and Lions led by Joseph Davis as Dr Maurice L Woodhull was out of town. Patrol contests followed with Flying Eagle, Tiger, and Sea Gull patrols earning top places and a Philmont Ranch film shown afterward. Ronald Lockhart and Gary Ormiston were noted among attendees and inductees.

Scarsdale Lions Club Joseph Davis Maurice L. Woodhull Gomer Reese George Gough Crawford Moore James Wiswell Alfred Malesardi Paul R. Brown James Cleveland Flying Eagle Patrol Tiger Patrol Philmont Ranch New Mexico Ronald Lockhart Gary Ormiston John Gass Robert Luckhardt Troop The Cyril V. Miller Davis

County Exec Rejects Union Labor Local Law Bid

County Executive Herbert C. Gerlach rejected a Build ing and Construction Trades Council proposal to require county work with nonregular employees to employ union members. He said the measure would be illegal costly to taxpayers and undemocratic and contrary to county policy.

Building and Construction Trades Council of Herbert C. Gerlach

Green Acres PTA elects new officers at April meeting

Mrs Edwin F Armstrong was elected president of the Green Acres Parent Teacher Association at the annual meeting held Monday April 28 at the school. Elected also were Mrs Clarke Harris vice president Mrs Edwin Nooney secretary and Mrs Arthur M Van De Water treasurer.

Edwin F. Armstrong Greenacres Parent Teacher Association Clarke Harris Edwin Nooney Arthur M. van de Water

Newspaper sections index listing content pages

The index lists the Church News on page 20 Editorials on page 14 Schools and Sports on pages 16 and 17 Society on page 18 Theaters on page 22 and Woman's Club on page 19 to guide readers through town sections.

Church News Woman's Club

Edgemont District Elects Noble and Henson to Board

In Edgemont Union Free School District No. 6 Greenburgh voters reelected Mrs Liston Noble and P Truman Henson to three year board terms. They approved a 1947 48 budget of 340 720 with a 14 87 tax rate and funded 12500 for new playgrounds south and west of the school.

Union Free School District No. 6 Greenburgh Edgemont School Liston Noble Lynwood Road P. Truman Henson Ardsley Road Board of Education Loring B. Andrews Delhi Road C. Neal Barney Barclay Road Edgemont State Post-War Planning Commission

Edgemont PTA to Honor Moyle and Ten-Year Faculty

The Edgemont School PTA will honor William D. Moyle for ten years as principal and recognize faculty with ten or more years at a reception after the annual meeting and officers election on Wednesday May 21 at 8:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium.

Scarsdale High School Parent Teacher Association William D. Moyle Edgemont Edgemont School Parent Teacher Association

Health Report Records Scarsdale Chickenpox and Measles

Health Department notes last week two chicken pox cases and five measles cases in Scarsdale. Public health officials urge vigilance and monitoring for spreads.

Scarsdale Health Department

Tax Boost Voted At Quaker Ridge

Residents of the Quaker Ridge School district voted to raise the tax rate from 9.76 to 18.75 dollars for a budget of 87 195 dollars. The boost funds a new building opening in September expanded curriculum and higher salaries as faculty grows from five to seven. Gerald S. Stone won a three year school board seat with 35 votes against Hugh M. Cor rough and Walter C. Howe Jr. Edward Rogers was elected clerk and John R. Wood Jr. becomes treasurer.

Quaker Ridge Gerald S. Stone Broadmoor Road Hugh M. Corrough Herkimer Road Walter C. Howe, Jr Edward Rogers Penn Road John R. Wood, Jr Griffen Avenue

County Opposes Special Education Taxes Under New Law

Westchester County Executive Herbert C. Gerlach led opposition to county level special educational taxes authorized by a new state law. The Board of Supervisors backed the protest but postponed action to June. Messages against county taxes on retail trades, beverages and vehicles poured in with no endorsements, while concerns rose over a projected extra one million dollars needed for rising school costs next year.

Herbert C. Gerlach Westchester Board of Supervisors

Watch Your Numbers With New Area Codes

Residents face dialing headaches as Scarsdale changes to four digit local numbers. A Scarsdale Woman's Club volunteer spends days answering calls due to misdialing from Scarsdale 3-24 instead of 3-002. All local lines now begin with Scarsdale 3 and numbers are padded with leading zeros to four digits.

Scarsdale

Scarsdale School Meeting Honors Editorial Cooperation

Scarsdale officials praise teamwork after a unanimous decision recognizing Frederick A. Korsmeyer of 21 Donellan Road for aiding in Pulitzer prize winning editorial writing. William H. Grimes of The Wall Street Journal credited Korsmeyer with essential collaboration as the pair drafted most editorials.

Frederick A. Korsmeyer Donellan Road William H. Grimes The Wall Street Journal Korsmeyer

Town Club set to elect officers at annual meeting

The Town Club will elect officers board governors and committees next Thursday at 8 15 p m in the High School auditorium. Medals and life memberships will honor long serving members while eight new members join. Reports from education Boy and Girl Scouts public health safety and civic celebration will be given. Retirement gifts and a social hour follow.

Board of Governors George B. Clifton William H. Conant Gordon C. Hunger Robert S. Hackett Arthur G. Bouton Richard R. Hunter Harry M. Lydenberg Frank B. Nairne Town Club H. Beach Carpenter Robert M. Gates Gertrude D. Brown Robert 8. Gordon Ralph E. Pickett Board of Education Spencer Scott Alan Gregg William Archibald William B. Stitt Allen S. Wilber

Temporary Toll Booths Planned on Saw Mill and Hutchinson Parkways

Temporary toll booths of timber will be erected on the Saw Mill River and Hutchinson River Parkways to collect tolls around July 15, after delays on prefabricated steel booths. The earlier September 1 date was abandoned amid criticism at the Board of Supervisors meeting.

Saw Mill River Hutchinson River Board of Supervisors

Golf Winners Tie In Scarsdale Class A Match

J L Elliot with 79 7 72 and J W Elgo 82 10 72 tied in Class A at Scarsdale Golf Club in an eighteen hole medal play event. Peter Quinn won Class B with 64 19 75. Elgo and Quinn also won the ball sweepstakes. No scores were logged Sunday as weather ruined play.

J. L. Elliot J W. Elgo Scarsdale Golf Club Peter Quinn Elgo Quinn

Arthur Manor Meeting Features Atomic Bomb Talk

Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, noted nuclear chemist, will present an atomic bomb talk at the Arthur Manor Association meeting next Wednesday evening May 14 at 8 15 at Edgewood School. The program includes sound effects music and dramatic episodes.

Glenn T. Seaborg Arthur Manor Association Edgewood School

Scarsdale Board of Education elects new members and honors retirees

G Stanley McAllister and George Rutherford win three-year terms while A Chauncey Newlin and Mrs Frederick W Brown join the board. Mrs Brown receives one year to fill a vacancy. Retiring members Mrs Brown and Mr Gordon lauded for long service. Budget set at 1 114 493 with a tax rate of 17 682.

G. Stanley McAllister George H. Rutherford Board of Education A. Chauncey Newlin Frederick W. Brown McAllister Rutherford Mr. Newlin Brown Ralph E. Pickett J. Newton Nash George A. Marsh Charles Perera Richard Windisch George B. Clifton William Britton Stitt Citizens Nominating Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Friends of the Library Plan Children To Palestine Benefit M. C News Index Noble Henson Frank T. Zinn Stuart N. Updike Leon Leighton Haddon Road Samuel A. Harned Russell C. Jewell Mount Joy Avenue Edgemont P.T.A Moyle Ruth Landis Eleanor Mason Alberta Terwilliger Esther Hagar Martha Sternal Frances Cooper Katharine Gerkin Frank Dunsmore Preston Taylor Norman Meglathery PTA Executive Board Willard A. Pleuthner Old Army Road Health Report Arthur Manor Mrs. Brown Mr. Gordon Geo. Marsh Mr. Rutherford Gaius W. Merwin Maxwell E. McDowell Merwin Kenneth Gould Vernon G. Smith League of Women Voters of Gordon Carret Albany State Department of Education Lloyd Carpenter McDowell Brewster Road
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