Pennsylvania Car Inspection Wins Progress in 1934 Campaign
Final figures from the 1934 compulsory inspection in Pennsylvania show gains in keeping vehicles in safe condition. Of 1,339,698 inspected, 382,039 were approved without changes and 957,659 needed attention, with notable decreases in dangerous brakes, steering, and lighting issues. The report compares progress with 1932 and 1931 campaigns, highlighting improved safety outcomes.
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Philadelphia proposes 24 hour police register for criminals
Police Superintendent Seph Le Strange proposed registering all criminals within 24 hours of arrival in Philadelphia to monitor their activities while in the city. In Hoquiam Washington Knute Bergman died after a shovel strike caused a neck injury while digging.
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