37 Percent Decline in Pennsylvania Auto Fatalities
Harrisburg report shows 26.7 percent drop in traffic deaths in first nine months of 1988 compared with 1947 figures, amid safety drives. Officials note pedestrian behavior and tough campaigns cut crashes. sale of driving licenses may target mentally unfit drivers.
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United Frese
Harrisburg
J. Grifath Boardman
Keystone Automobile Club
Pennsylvania
Teavdman
Reading
Lehigh
Northampton
Teacher Honored at Corry Club Dinner
Charles I. Hoffmaster, longtime Corry schools administrator, was honored at the Pony Kir wants Club dinner at Hotel Corry. About 24 members and two guests attended as Richard Rossbicher chaired and others spoke praising Hoffmaster and his upcoming departure for the University of Pittsburgh spring staff duties.
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Charles I. Hotmaster
Corry
University of Pittsburgh
Hon Reid
Hotel Corry
John W. Lambine
Rls
Dewey
Richard Rossbicher
Gan
Shoop
Sheen
Lammbing
Deweys
Alnes
Haffaster
Hog Caller Annoys Jail Toanro Contro
Col Tane Mon, 25, arrested on a vagrancy charge. He began a one man bog cut ing cutter in the jail with a loud voice that caused a disturbance, the disruption escalating the charge to catching the pence.
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Col Tane Mon
Fomnery
Deer Killed on Roosevelt Highway Near Warner’s Range
Game Protector Don Miller dispatched after a deer was badly injured by a vehicle on the Roosevelt highway between Warner's and Range Comers. The car report was turned over to Union City hospital as officials decide to euthanize the animal.
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Spring Creek
Don Miller
Roosevelt Highway
Warner's
Range Comers
Union Cil
State Forests Attract Many In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg October 1998 Jamay FP. Bogardus secretary of the state department of forests and waters said Pennsylvanians have gained a new concept of the forests social values. He based this on the rise in recreation from hunting fishing camping and tourism aided by forest improvement programs. He argued the forests’ popularity is now driven by wholesome recreation rather than just timber. The department aims to balance industrial employment with outdoor life and forest management of state lands.
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Harrisburg
Jamay FP
Bogardus
State Department of Forests and Waters
Bogardie
Pennsylvania
Rogardus
Byers Promises Action Over Missing Dog Catcher Query
Santa Clara dog catcher Arthur Byers asks who caught the dog catcher’s dog while he attended to others. Byers, who is the dog catcher, vows a firm response once the question is answered.
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Santa Clara
Cal
Arthur Byers
Byers
Loblaw's Zig Dor Orchard Park Canned Foods Sale
A local catalog lists canned goods and fresh meats including whole grain corn peas pumpkin kraut red kidney beans fruit cocktail pears and No 2 and No 2% sizes. The sale features smoked picnics boneless rolled rump standing rib short cut roast chuck roast liver sausage meat loaf ground beef pork and fresh cut pork loins rib end in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Missing Chauffeur Found Amid Jewelry Theft Alarm
George Fleming, a missing chauffeur, was found sleeping in a friend’s fur after an eight state jewelry alarm. $116,500 in Mrs. Edward N Townsend Jr.'s jewelry was found in his pocket as he claimed innocence. The case involved delivery in a limousine and a widespread search.
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New York
George Fleming
Edward N. Townsend, Jr
No Treatment for Serious Maladies in Health Plan Debate
Pittsburg Oct 25 Dr Mor tis Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Society charged that funds now earmarked for preventing infantile paralysis crippling diseases would be wasted due to lack of knowledge. He spoke against the National Health program proposing 38 500 000 000 over ten years for a public health campaign with prevention provisions and broad effects. Nearly 800 Odd Fellows from L O F lodges countywide attended Warren Lodge No 439 meeting in honor of H E Robinson of Pittsburgh today. Robinson grand master of Pennsylvania was principal speaker and delivered an engaging message to the assembly.
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Ey Unisco Press
Pittsburgh
Mortis Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Society
Fishbein
Almir
Odd Fellows
Warren Lodge
HE Robinson
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Toad
TWO ARRESTS FOR VIOLATION OF PA GAME LAWS
As the 1938 fishing season nears, Game Protector Dom Mitohas reports two arrests for game law violations. Jules Kalinski of Columbus County paid a $2 fine for possession of game, a shotgun confiscated by Protector Miller. James Michtuk of R D 1 Columbus was arrested after a postension coat pelts were found in his possession and surrendered for disposition.
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Dom Mitohas
Iwiiler
Jrles Kalinsii
R.D
Columbay
Thin Lin
Freakis
Miller
James Michtuk
Columaus
Shoe repair licenses pushed by state lawmakers
A bill to license shoe repairmen will be introduced in the next Legislature. Sponsored by the Wisconsin and Local 685 of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union, the measure aims to regulate trade, with legal discussion set for a meeting led by Judge Musmanno and Assemblyman Tronzo. In another note, law enforcement readiness increases ahead of the small game season as prosecutions rise and arrests loom.
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Pittsburgh
Vincent Leonelle
Master
Warder
Linde
Warren County
Lawa
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Park Avenue
State Supreme Court
Edward J. Lauer
United States
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Laver
Washington
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White House
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George E. Allen
National Organization For the Campaign
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Billy
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