Village Board Elects A Irving Cumming President
East Clinton avenue executive A Irving Cumming, longtime New York Telephone Company leader and former Board of Education member, was elected president of the Village Board succeeding William C. Smart. Regular meeting last Monday continued the session, with staff retained and wage reductions for employees.
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New Leader
The
New York Telephone Company
A. Irving Cumming
East Clinton Avenue
Board of Education
Cumming
Willian C. Smart
Pre
Arthur V. Lewis
Jas. Reynolds
East Irvington
Stuart
George 8. Dickinson
South Broadway
Tarrytown
Dickinson
Henry K Mrowuth
Rms
Card B. Morris
Ink Tor
Joseph’ P. Fallon
Helen J. Stuart
Dinwiddie urges prohibiting youths in steel industry
Dinwiddie, from Barney Park, urged banning anyone under 18 from steel work at Washington hearings on the Iron and Steel Industry code of fair competition. He argued the job is too hazardous for youths, advocating the 18 year age limit amid industry leaders pushing higher pay and shorter hours.
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Istry
Washington
Courtenay Dinwiddie
Barney Park
Dinwiddie
Iron and Steel
Chield_ Welfare League of America
Sec
Tabor
Frances E. Perkin
Robert P. Lamont
Tron and Steel Institute
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Perkins
Green
Scarborough
Police chief and wife depart Martha's Vineyard for two weeks
Chief of Police and Mrs Bernard F McCall of Main Street left Monday to spend the next two weeks at Martha's Vineyard. Sergeant Charles Tabermelt is acting chief during the absence of McCall.
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Bernard F. McCall
Main Street
Martha's Vineyard
Charles Tabermelt
McCall
Irvington Hit by Freak Thunderstorm Wet Streets in North Mage
A freak cloudburst left Irvington half drenched as heavy rain drenched Broadway and Main Street. The north end of Mage reported showers while Tarriman to the south saw little to no rain. Local residents noted dramatic, uneven bursts of rain.
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Irvon
Broadway
Main Street
Glenville Residents Move to Abolish Fire District
Glenville residents push to dissolve the fire district and eliminate the 1.0 budget tax rate of 1,771 per red valuatte. Fire protection would end for the hamlet with no improved service, while fire underwriters rates may shift to water system concerns as a committee investigates the district with Supervisors.
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Son Tarrytown
Cmnprete
Nasterryatem
Iatve
Glenville
Motorist Sought After Annoying Woman Near Ball Park
East Clinton Avenue resident Richard Leahy reported Friday an unknown man in a northbound car stopped and made remarks to his wife near South Broadway ball park. Sergeant Habermehl checked private drives but found no matching vehicle. state police traced license 26 NY to a local owner.
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Heensland
Patio
Richard Leahy
East Clineton Avenue
South Broadway
Ball Park
Charles Habermehl
Habermeht
Tarrytown
Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Traps Town Minister and Merchants
A man used a false credential to pose as a magazine advertising agent and lure shopkeepers in Brewster and surrounding towns into paying for services he never provided. Police report collectors indicate losses near $100 from victims including Gristede Grocery and Vander Dit Funeral Parlors. An alarm call urged witnesses to cooperate in identifying the suspect’s dress and appearance to aid arrest.
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Brewster
Ster
Ball
Heike
Merchapleton
Gristede
Clare
Dobbs Ferry
Jos Johnston
Edward
Tarrytown
New Yorker Refuses Runaway Truck Run
A New York man refused a complaint after a runaway truck sideswiped a parked car on Main Street. The vehicle rolled down North Broadway to Parked on the corner near Arthur Crisfield, struck by a Chevrolet coupe. The driver faces a judge on Saturday morning as police pursue settlement details with insurers.
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Main Street
New York
North Tarrytown
Dr. Morris Boulevard
Brooklyn
Polles
Tract
North Broadway
Arthur
Crisfield Abychines
Delegates to Yonkers Convention Arranged
The Republican group met Wednesday evening to select delegates for Yonkers convention. Named were N C Templeton, JeTL Templeton, Philip Bhartd, Morrell, and William Juckrey. Assemblyman Abesanler was asked to attend.
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Yonkers
Werth
Sth
N. C. Templeton
Jetl Templeton
Sirs
Philip
Morrell
William Juckrey
Abesanler
Bathing On Hudson Sound Cleared For Public Use
The County Health Department approved public bathing along the Hudson River and Sound after tests show beaches near Crugers Point and Croton, with Westchester plants at Yonkers and Croton beginning chlorination May 1. Additional chlorination outlets are planned for Croton and Ossining, though several villages will remain closed this season until their discharges are treated. The effort marks a major step in improving water quality from Yonkers to Kingsland Point, despite high costs and local protests.
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County Health Department
Chester
Long Island Sound
Crugers Point
Croial Pol
Matthias J. Nises
Long Island
Westchester
Fort Slocum
Bathing
Yonk
Vernon
Pelham
Scarmdale
White Plains
Yonkers
Hudson
Croton
Sing Sing
Harmon
North
Tarrytown
Thar Oll Manor
Ossining
Kingsland Point
Dreswen
Tx Aayers
Wwe xeweraRe Offhol
Millard Pays Respects To Town Board Before Vacation
Millard bids farewell to Greenburgh Town officials before leaving for a month away. Mayor, town clerk, and supervisor note the adjournment coincidence as Millard departs for Summerham fantucket, Mass. to rest and reflect on duties.
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Millard
Summerham
Fantucket
Mass
Charles D
Greenburgh
William C. Duell
Norman C. Templeton
Glenwild
Tomors
Local business leaders back NRA code in village drive
Enthusiastic reception by local businessmen toward the NRA code has led most store owners to display patriotic posters. A film plant worker reports reduced hours while awaiting receipts, and Nemec of the Phi tocolar Plant has urged President Roosevelt for action on future operations.
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NRA
Vington Launher Cinis
Nemec
Phitocolar
Roosevelt
Summoned by Police Dur. Work Advancing at Sheldon AY School
Continued on Page Eight 37 arrests were made by village and parkway police in the past month. 28 arrests by village, 9 by parkway. 9 motorists fined, 1 dismissed, 18 given suspended sentences. Fines totaled $61. police fund $29. state $2. Four summoned in court with four fined. Richard Baswett paid $5 for speeding 157 mph. Tom Penik fined $2 for failing to drive, Edgar Llewellyn paid $5 for reckless driving. Gene D'Agostino received a continuation in a disorderly conduct case.
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Wear and Parkway
Huckhont
Parkway
Matorit
Richard TL. Baswett
1641 Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Yu
Frank Murph
di Mert
Main Street
Edgar J. Llewellyn
North Broadway
Tarrytown
Haberment
Gene D'Agostino
South Eckar Street
Joseph D'Agostino
North Eckar Street
Board Favors 10 Inch Concrete Road Base Plan
The Board of Trustees and Board of Supervisors discuss a ten inch unreinforced concrete pavement for Broadway White Plains, replacing nine inch reinforced concrete. Cost estimated at 6700 includes curbing drainage and ordinary white-finish paving. County must guarantee right of way and seek land from Gordon L. Harris estate for corner near Station Road.
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Board of Trusts
State
Public Works Advtimate Vilageshiie
White Plains
Board of Sie
Car Hits Child In Hastings On Ferry Ramp
Melville Haines of 11 Pravin Place Hastings reports to Patrolman Peter A. Gorey that shortly after midnight Wednesday he struck a boy who stepped into his car as he left the Ferry ramp. Haines says the boy was not hurt and appeared in good condition.
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Melville Haines
Pravin Place
Hastings
New York
Peter A. Gorey
Haines
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Irvington
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Tarrytown Fire Dept
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Portchester
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