Speed trap reopens on Main and Sykes streets
Sykesville reports a reactivated speed trap on Main and Sykes streets catching 38 violators. Vehicles were clocked at 40 to 50 mph and several local residents were among those detained.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1953
Page
2
Sykesville reports a reactivated speed trap on Main and Sykes streets catching 38 violators. Vehicles were clocked at 40 to 50 mph and several local residents were among those detained.
Cpl Dailey G Hal sby 24 arrived home by bus at Cambridge Springs while his family waited at Meadville. The reunion followed 33 months in a North Korea prison camp amid a long separation.
An automobile stolen from Parade Auto Sales was found wrecked in four feet of water at the foot of Cranch avenue near Lakeside Cemetery. A gang of teenagers is suspected in the theft and the car's recovery near Lake Erie is under investigation.
SENECA NY A one cent check balanced the town tax account of a Buffalo area town. Tax receiver William Hwershin corrected a shortage in $1 299 254 84 in collections while county treasurer Frank A Slide had reported $1 283 284 83. For 24 years Wershin had balanced to the penny and mailed the cent check with a three cent stamp.
After four months of investigation Lt. E G Potts of the Oil City police says he has arrested Stanley Cieplechowicz 30 formerly of Oil City now in Waterford where he worked for a carnival He admits entering Victor Young's room in Titusville on April 29 1953 and stealing clothing items
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