City Targets Illegal Parkers In City Parking Crackdown
Mayor P F Gillispie pushes enforcement of city parking rules after warnings. Ten others ordered into court with fines of one dollar and costs for overtime or prohibited parking. One fined for overtime at a Walnut street meter. another for parking on the north side of West Main street. Seven defendants face police court charges for Main street violations. arrest sheets prepared.
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P. F. Gillispie
C.F. Shafer
Walnut Street
Baby Snatching Case Leads To Suspect Arrest In Philadelphia
A five month old, Gerald McCrohan, was taken from a carriage on a busy street yesterday and found today with a young couple about two miles away. Detectives Myers and Simmons pursued tips from drug stores about baby formula ingredients, spotting a blonde woman peering in a drug store window before locating the child. The sister Marjorie, watching over him while their mother Mrs. Margaret McCrohan, 30, shopped at a butcher shop nearby, identified the suspect as a woman matching the description. The man and woman were arrested.
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Philadelphia
George Myers
Gerald McCrohan
Myers
Harold Simmons
Gerald
Marjorie
Margaret McCro‘han
Radio official predicts vast future impact on industry
Morgantown June 2 Dr Charles B Jolliffe radio frequency director for the Radio Corporation of America urged constant research across fields at the alumni luncheon marking commencement weekend He warned radio may radically change in 25 years and that other industries will be created by its advances He noted education should teach research value to prepare students for industry and its problems He cited television and the shift in employment as technology modernizes and replaces workers with more efficient tech continued on page seven
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Charles B. Jolliffe
Jolliffe
West Virginia University
General Alumni ‘Association
Law School
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
New York
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of the Coif
Governor Holt
Morgan
The
Radio Corporation
America
Extradition Sought for Man Held in Pittsburgh
Charleston reports a requisition for the return of O. F. Coonrad from Pittsburgh to Clarksburg on a warrant charging she obtained a typewriter under false pretenses was approved.
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Charleston
O. F. Coonrad
Pittsburgh
Clarksburg
Thetis sinks off English port as rescue effort proceeds
James B. Preston reports from Birkenhead on June 2 that 83 men remain trapped in the British submarine Thetis after it sank near an English port. Oxygen rescue gear was used to reach 4 of 87 crew and civilians aboard, with plans discussed to cut the hull to free others if needed. Admiralty officials push mass-rescue options while divers and builders monitor the perilous operation.
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James B. Preston
Admiralty
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