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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
3
Disjointed lines imply a discussion of a comprehensive index for ready use. Mentions Ney Tonsey Vic Stite and a code to be adopted in an unnamed state. Specific names and clear facts are obscured by garbled text, but the overall topic suggests a preparatory publishing or legal indexing effort forthcoming in the state.
The university will award 2627 diplomas at its 96th commencement. The ceremony is set for Monday in McGees Memorial Hall on the Evanston campus. Martyn Join Ceatowsky of Chat ham, Nod, formerly of Hitlade N 4, will receive a Bachelor degree.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a civil or civil related matter in New York with names such as Jane Geog and Bailor OL Arle and mentions a specific street Mayle avenue and Liberty, with a deadline or event planned at an Anne Gordon in Newark. The readable parts indicate a legal or public notice format.
Commissioner Fe Bdminsns announces that the Department of Conservation and Economic Development will distribute Parts A and B of a Standard Building Code With Wy man i to every municipal clerk in the state. The uniform code includes general provisions definitions striking and fire and general life safety requirements. Further portions covering electrical and certain mechanical provisions are being drafted by special committees for processing at a later date.
The article notes that localities may voluntarily adopt a core code by reference while preserving discretionary powers for local building officials. A State Board of Standards will modernize code features as new devices and methods emerge. Albert J. Poot states the code aims for up-to-date uniform administration and construction standards within the state.
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