Electrical code debate on permits for outlets in new build
Robert J. Rosvally urged the Board of Trustees to clarify the new building code governing electrical work. Officials explained permits are required for even minor outlet changes, with fees cited. The discussion, touching temporary certificates and Fire Underwriters rules, continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Rosvally
Board of Trustees
Dickinson
Rosvally
Rovally
Ting
Simpson
Roxvally
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Board of Fire Underwriters
Mdeo
McClura
New ‘York Board of Fire Underwriters
National Electric Code
Building permits total $40,000 in January
Village building inspector James Hannan reports progress with permits totaling $40,000. Projects include a $20,000 Cedar Ridge residence for Harry Gillan, an $8,000 Spiro Park home for Frank E. Murphy, a $1,000 South Broadway project including a garage addition for Paty Beale on East Tivington, and other related work. The annual report is expected by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hannan
Cedar Ridge
Harry Gillan
Spiro Park
Frank E. Murphy
South Broadway
Paty Beale
East Tivington
Fathers Night at February Meeting of P T Association
A January notice announces Fathers Night at February meeting of the Parent Teachers Association to be held Tuesday February 9 at 8 oclock. New York Telephone Company officials will discuss developments in telephone equipment and past challenges in long distance telephony. A musical program features Islav Reamment tenor with Mrs Louis Ry ers. Students will run a contest for the grade with the best parent attendance percentage. A social will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell “Telephone Laboratyr
Lune
Win
New York
Avenlia
Tevelers Association
Midaty
Islav
Cit
Louis Ryers
Mt. Vernon
Pri
Local Police Pension Fund Seeks Public Support
Budget notes show a public appeal to swell the police pension fund with donations. Contributors pledged amounts up to $500 previously, with a further public subscription planned in coming weeks. Chief McCall backs the effort, urging wide participation and transparency in publication of donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcome Mums
Anne
McCall
Hydrant Damage Paid After Early Morning Accident
Clyde Northrop of Riverview Road skidded on a slick lower Main Street and struck a hydrant. He promptly agreed to compensate for hydrant damages. Patrolman Rateliff notified Water Superintendent Egerling, who shut the hydrant valve to prevent water loss.
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Clyde Northrop
Riverview Road
Lower Main Street
Northrop
Trolman Rateliff
Egerling
Village Women Run Emergency Relief Effort Praised
In Irvington a dedicated group of women leads the Emergency Relief and Thrift Shop work amid unemployment. Volunteers donate time and labor, aided by generous private employers, with Ruth Taylor noting early, rapid organization. The village reports a high unemployment register and strong work bureau results, deserving public praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth ‘Taylor
Public Welfare
Irvington
Tax plan backed by state policymakers aims at income tax rise
Senator Mastick advocates a broad tax shift to fund education and fix state finances. He argues for a graduated income tax with a $500 wage floor and higher rates for larger salaries, claiming the plan would yield over 10 million dollars while balancing deficits. The proposal targets highway and transit funding amid fixed education costs and road maintenance needs.
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Mastlek
Mastick
Matick
Ian Alexander
Garenkers
Oxing
Yonkers
Mindxon
Suit Between Village and Patrolman Heike in White Plains
Village of Irvington seeks dismissal of civil action against Patrolman Joseph Heike before County Judge John Coyle at County Court White Plains. Village contends Heike did not file MIM or counter claim thirty days in advance. Heike received $215 back pay. $1,170 awarded for sickness while on duty. $855 remains owed, per Heike's attorney.
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Roy
John the Coyle
White Plains
Irvington
Joseph Heike
Abramaiafsky
North Tarrytown
Hetkeld
Coyle
Helke
Attorn
Noted specialist to speak at St Bar Nabas Men’s Club
A specialist will address St Bar Nabas Men’s Club at a Thursday gathering. The event features a club program including a color photography segment and aims to appeal to a wide audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Barnabas Men’s Club
Inter
Court Fines for January Total 15.09 Dollars
Court fines for January amount to 15.09 dollars with 10.00 directed to the Police Pension Fund. The remainder goes to the state, per local notice.
Art Lord to Write History of Old Time Firefighters
Irvington historian Art Lord plans a series for the Gazet Hime detailing early Irvington fire fighters and the Irvington Pastime team. The piece mentions efforts by Herbert Dickinson and a proposed Renaitway toll road project with Port Authority interest and state highway map placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lord
New York
Mayr Herbert Dickinven
Doble Ferry
State Highway Department
Iver Moulevard
Garnjost
Port Authority of
Asacaibiyman Garafoat
Town Board Forms New Sewer District Hearing Held
Greenburgh town board approved a petition by 84.63 percent of Park Ridge property owners to form a new sewer district in the northeast township. Total assessed land value listed at 2,249,044 dollars. Appointed to sewer commission: Barnhard Strauss, Robert Hayden, Willan Kraft. Hearing also set on a gasoline station permit. other local matters and road projects discussed with costs and possible Lincoln Place extension.
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Greenburgh
Park Ridge
Board of Assessors
Barnhard E. Strauss
Parkway Gardens
William Duell
Leonard D
Mes
Willan Kalkbrenner
George Keen
Robert E. Twilliger
Sihe
AUF
Charles J. Sullivan
Geo
Sania
Lincoln “Place
No.land
Parkway Gardens Association
J. Abanese
Tarrytown
Fairgrounds
Board of ‘Assexforx
William AH
van Dorn &4
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B’dway
Edar
P.T. Association
R._G. Goodwin
New York Telephone Company
the Gazette
Seabury C. Mustek
Irvington Republican Club
Pastime Club
A. R
William Wang
Jeates
Alan Elsworth
Pastime
Chile
William
Duell
Maxtick
Sal
Avomnar Moneevelt
Maxtlek
Teave
Uising
Mastiek
Roowe
Heike
Dr. Redney
Arthur €. Lord
Irvington Fire Association
Lord Ia Heen
Irvin
NEW Sewer
Mgdway
Philip McQuilain
Station Plaza
Hartadale
Clio ’S Union
Merwin Ordinaire
Rowen
Saverat
Belneet
Alsa
Nolan
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