Village observes War Dead in Scarsdale Memorial Day parade
More than 2,500 marchers and thousands of spectators joined Scarsdale’s Memorial Day tribute. Scouts, police, volunteers, and the American Legion led a two mile parade to Butler Field, with awards, prayers, and a mayoral speech praising courage and civic duty.
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Scarsdale
Butler Field
American Legion
Richard Limbacher
Scarsdale Legion
Alden C. Smith
Boy Scout Mother's Club
Robert E. Delany
Post 52
Butler
David Greenberg
George F.kempsell Jr
Church of Saint James the Less
Legion
Mayor Calls For Courage Memorial Day address at Butler Field
Mayor Alden C. Smith delivers Memorial Day remarks at Ed high school Butler Field praising those who died to protect freedom and American ideals. He emphasizes courage of fighters and the need to remember sacrifices as the nation honors its living.
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Smith
America
Alden C. Smith
Butler Field
Bureaucratic Duties of Supervisor Berle Tied to Mental Health Board
The article outlines Rudolf P. Berle's liaison duties with the county Mental Health Board. It describes his role in coordinating county efforts, interfacing between agencies, and supervising program oversight. Page 12.
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Rudolf P. Berle
County Mental Health Board
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Peter Citron
Marine Corps
Cub Scout
Edward Wallis
Cohawney
Washington Irving
Alfred deVyver
Harrington
A. Boyd Zook
William Shapiro
Paul H. Nottage
District Advancement Committee
Philip M. Brody
Walter Clark
Thomas Greeley
Robert Hoffman
Richard Innes
Kevin Kinsella
Robert Sandler
Village Legion
Bronx
Gene Rogliano
Gene Altieri
Incharge
Donald Metz
Thomas Petruccelli
H. Plasman
Robert Shirrell
John Rossi
Robert Pomponi
Leo Tami
James Glista
Charles Luce
Commander Limbacher
Chase and
Popham Roads
John Gass Photo
Hope Oliver
Charles Mole
Boy Scout Mothers’ Club
Buller Field
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
The
John Gass
UP IN the Clouds
Troop 3
Citron
Graham Clark
Walter
Mr. Clark
Gordon Hunger
Bernard
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