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Autoist Traps Local Gas Drainers- Nabs Boy Taking Gas From Car,! j Motor Police Accost \ ! FatherCHARLEROI TRIOWintry Blasts Will Be RenewedWhile he visited with friends inTwilight Hollow last night at ll:30j Io'clock* Klebert Brassart. 203 Under-j wood Street, Roscoe, heard someone! I tinkering about his car. From the! window of his friends' home he:SUFFER INJURIES NEAR BRENTWOODi!watched two persons siphoning gas- j _ :i -I tank i Stilhtano Family Receive Hurtsrkc,seriug[oline from the tank, j Waiting until they midst of thewere in the • operation, Brassar;: j snapped on porch lights and ran to} {apprehend the pair. One escaped butj llrassart gave chase andAnd Are Removed To Pgh. HospitalDame Nature today mas report*, ed ready to renew blowing wintry \ blasts over Western Pennsylvania • as temperatures began dropping * to 25 degrees above aero. 1Rain or snow followed by cold* ‘ er weather was predicted for the* area todav. !i'i __ Five persons were injured todaylt; mi«i* nabbed j in the collision of two automobiles onJ Lloyd Kuekens, 15, of 210 Washing- Route 51* near the Brentwood Bor-ES)—in-Lionre-ict-ialsmo*ough line.Paul SciUirano. 50. 604 Fallowfteld avenue, Charleroi, suffered a possible fracture of the left ;eg. His wif *. Mary, 48. and son Peter. 16, sufferedwere takenOutingun~ofoniton Avenue. Charleroi.Brassart brought the boy and a gnfoline can and section of hose to the Motor Police station. The lad j was detained and Officers Augustine and Poiser accompanied Brassart I minor injuries. They back to Twilight Hollow. A search!South Side hospital, was made and presently J. E. Ruck- | A. L. Galley and Anna Galley, ovens. father of the boy, was appre- j eu pants of the other machine, werehended walking along the road en- treated by a physician, route back to Charleroi. His appre* ----a hour ^ theifi|RL NABBED INBoth were questioned at the Motor j Wlltt IlflUUkU III Police station and, according to motor i police. Ruckens have a signed state- { ment of admission. He was remanded « to th^ police s^tion and will be i given a heating before Justice ofLEADERSHIP OF JAMES TO FACE TEST TONIGHT* ti \ $: 1t «i v! ai rCBudget Expected To Exceed Half Billion Will Be PresentedI cti:re-\fRAID ON ROOMSthe Peace Har.v *«V. Scott-Second “disorderly raid in Mon-essen within a week. Betty ThomasHarrisburg. Feb. 27— uxs—Gov. Arthur H. James, leadership today faced a test in the General Assembly as legislators prepared to reconvene tonight after a two weeks tetess to receive a budget expected to top $500,000,000 for the second time in the state's history.A fight not only from the Demo-ijn
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Charleroi Mail
Charleroi, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Feb 27, 1939
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