Patrol Chief Plans Constant Highway Presence on State Roads
Captain Charles H. Quarles, new Pennsylvania Highway Patrol superintendent, orders patrolmen shifted from clerical tasks to highway duty starting May 15. He demands officers on the roads at all times, aims to reduce paperwork, and emphasizes education over arrests while citing last year’s 1,867 traffic fatalities and 48,000 injuries. He notes miles driven and investigations dropped in early 1936 and asserts the patrol’s visible presence improves driver behavior.
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Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Charles H. Quarles
Valley Forge Military Academy
Commonwealth
Denmark
Quarles
Trafic
Lieslale
Philadelphia-Chester Pike
Townsend Mass Meeting Planned in Columbus Pa
A Townsend mass meeting will be held in the TO. O. Fo hall at Columbus on Tuesday evening May 12 at 8 o'clock. City organizer W. A. McClelland of EVE and other speakers will explain details of the Townsend plan. All citizens are invited to attend.
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Townsend
TO. O. Fo
Columbus
W. A. McClelland
Evie
Weber
Syracuse
McCormi Deering
Cattle Rustling Probed at Concord Ridge Farm
State police are to investigate cattle theft at the Paul Pinac farm in Concord Ridge after two unidentified men loaded a cow into a truck and drove away while Mrs. Pinac was alone at the house. Police were notified and will probe today.
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Paul Pinac
Concord Ridge
Penn Motor Fund Opposes Diversion of Highway Funds
Pennsylvania highways and bridges are damaged by frost floods and floods. Forward Gable, president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, warns the highway department may face a $23 million wreckage bill. He notes 700 miles of road posted for light use and 275 bridges washed away or badly damaged, urging preservation of the motor fund to meet emergency and standard needs.
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Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Forward Gable
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Highway Department
Unionites Bewildered by Dog Control Visit
On May 8 special agent I. Meyers of Brie visited the city and collected about six dogs at large. Owners were notified and the animals returned after councilmen reported complaints of dogs roaming and damaging flower beds and gardens.
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I. ©. Meyers
Brie
Meyers
Democrats to Pick City Chairman for 1926 Election
Democrats of the city will select their chairman at an eight oclock meeting of the city committee in the Sournut building. Charles Kinley, longtime Democratic leader, is favored to head the party forces, replacing James P. Sullivan who resigned to become postmaster. Republicans plan to name a chairman next week as Blaine Kincaid may face a challenge from anti leadership factions.
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Democrats
Cty
Charles Kinley
Kinley
Democratic Party
Corry
James P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Republican City Committee
Blaine Kincaid
Tere
Republican Committee
Slayer’s Statement Under Scrutiny in Murder Case
Authorities reviewed statements of John Seneguskas aged 21 from Colsa and Joe Poléns of Garland, held in Warren County Prison for the Metro Seminar murder at Youngsville gas station proprieta. Officials aim to line up evidence for the June court term. statements are being carefully checked by State Police and county deputies.
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Ead
John Seneguskas
Colsa
Joe Poléns
Garland
Warren County
Metro
Youngsville
Proprieta
Medallivic
Steiner Annt Redmond
Kane Daracks
Infant Gary Horn Dies in Erie Hospital
Infant Gary Lee Horn, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Horn of Corry R D 5, died at Hamot Hospital Erie Thursday night after a sudden illness. Born October 8 1984, he is survived by sister Helen and brothers Jacke and Thomas Jr. Funeral at the family home Monday at 2 pm with interment Pine Grove Cemetery. RG Barth of Jamestown arrived to spend time with his music pupils.
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Gary Lee Horn
Thomas P. Horn
Corry
R. D
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Dietock
Corry Hospital
Erie Hospital
Trent
Hamet Hospital
Helen
Jacke
Thomas, Jr
Pine Grove
WANTED to Garden for Planting No Charge
Classified line contains mixed ads for gardening help with no charge and possession of parts and services. Also includes a job request for a gardener, a distributor ad for a major oil company, pet ads, poultry prices, and an upcoming Board of Pardons hearing for Stanley Wawaczky in Erie County.
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Root
Corry
Hox 9
Care Journal
Notice of Spring Gress Township School Budget Hearing
The Spring Gress Township School District invites public review of its 1986-37 term budget at the home of secretary R. D. McKelvey R. L. McKelvey. The notice requests taxpayers to examine the proposed budget in the secretary's residence and directs attention to the governing process and filing details.
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Spring Gress Township
R. D. McKelvey
R. L. Mckelvey
Spring Creek Township
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Penn
Plan Townsend
PENNA
Motor Federation
Slayer
RG Barth
Jamestown
Rusty Reubens
White Swan Hall
Wrightly Ile
Loblaw’s
Shankless
Erje
Poultry Farms
Franklin Campgaw
N. J
East Main Street
F. Brockmann
North Center Street
Manor Company
H.C. Wilson
Phong
West South Street
Concord
Seiad
Will Dawson
Bath
Tast Main Street
Geppel’s
Bre
John Grupmy
Hammons
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Roosevelt Highway
Lansing
Menion
Nellie L. Aram
John Hammond
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania—Board OF Pardons
Stanley Wawaczyk
Erie County
Westexa ‘State Penitentiary
Board of Pardons
Supreme Court Room
Harrisburg
L. B, Meyer
U. B. Church
N. Center ST
Powell Motor Co
U.C.C
Gresi
Paul Robinson
Lea
King Saxon
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