Westchester Seeks Swift Sewer Completion and Water Upgrades
Westchester County lawmakers push for the Saw Mill River Valley trunk sewer to be in service within two years, with daily construction spending around twenty thousand dollars while over twenty three million has been appropriated but largely unspent. Eastchester weighs a municipally owned water system after advice against buying New Rochelle pipes, Scarsdale system cost cited at 1.25 million. A memorial committee for Supreme Court Justice Young is formed, Harrison police rest day case advances, and county YMC A YWCA budget canvass underway.
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Westchester County Sanitary Commission
Eugene S. Martin
County Board of Supervisors
Commission
Saw Mill River Valley
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Wilson
Eastchester
New Rochelle Water Company
Justice Wilson
New Rochelle
Harrison
Supreme Court
White Plains
Joseph Morschauser
David L. Moses
John J. Hughes
Westchester County
Westchester Park Commission to Redeem Kingsland Point Trench
A construction fund aims to raise 61450 dollars by June 30 for a park project at Kingsland Point in Pocantico marsh. The Westchester Park Commission will fill the marsh with earth and convert the area into an athletic field after removing thousands of discarded automobiles from the watery trench. The site has long served as a Tarrytown garbage dump.
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Westchester County Park Commission
Pocantico Marsh
Kingsland Point
Tarrytown
the Park Commission
Eastchester Trustee Fennessy Faces Public Hearing on Seat
Public hearing to review Trustee J J Fennessy seat in Eastchester School Board after he refuses to vacate until July 31. State Commissioner of Education sent notices to School District No 1 and Fennessy. Alfred Rade beat Fennessy in May election and claims seat now, with dispute over whether the term ends at July 31 or at the annual meeting in August.
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J. J. Fennessy
Eastchester
State Commissioner of Education
Board of Education
Town of
Fennessy
Alfred Rade
Rade
State Board
Survey Counts Westchester Educators by Role
The Westchester County Teachers Association released a survey showing 3,995 educators serving students countywide. It lists 26 superintendents 183 principals 186 supervisors and 3,600 teachers with Scarsdale contributing 111 of the total.
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Westchester County Teachers’ Association
Scarsdale
Praise for the Inquirer from Scarsdale Ex‑resident
A former Scarsdale resident praises the Inquirer, noting pride after moving away and comparing it favorably to other suburban weeklies. The writer commends its unusual character and enjoys sharing the paper with new friends.
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Scarsdale
the Inquirer
Photographs Omit Credit Lines In Last Week Inquirer
The Inquirer omitted photo credits for two images in last week’s issue. Florence Reynolds’ portrait was by Home Craft and the Fish-Upjohn wedding party photo was by Le Von.
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the Inquirer
Florence Reynolds
Home Craft
le von
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Joseph A. Greene
Ossining
Frank L. Young
William F. Bleakley
Herbert Gerlach
Jerome Peck
Port Chester
Walter G. C. Otto
Thomas A. McKennell
Mount Vernon
James Dempsey
Peekskill
Frederick B. van Kleeck
Lee Parsons Davis
Gerald Fitzgerald
Benjamin W. Moore
Yonkers
Sunday School Association
Ian
L. P. O'Farrell Pharmacist
Westchester Lighting Company
New York Edison School
Subdividers and Developers Division
Westchester County Realty Board
Radburn
N. J
National Republican Club
New York City
Maurice S. Goodman
Stephen L. Angell
Angell, van Schaick and Company
Paul Chlapecka
Garth
N. Y
Uoon
Rado
Oakridge Hand Laundry
H. J. Weiner
East Parkway
Philadelphia
Scarsdale Auto Sales
Ford Agency
Scarsdale Avenue
Praises Inquirer
Normandy
Marie Louise
Rome
Malmaison
Napoleon
Jacob Steahl
Spencer Place
Gamon
McComb and McComb
Westchester
The
Rug Cleaners Institute of America
NEW York Telephone Company
Inquirer
Chamberlain
Prince Ripley Pioneers
Bronxville
Rye Harrison
Rye Larchmont
Mount Aico
Tel
Dobbs Ferry
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