State Police Report Violations for May 1 10
The State Police list motorists cited for highway traffic violations during May 1 10. Names include Albert S. Thomas speeding 65 mph $10 Randon McKinley speeding 62 mph $10 Keith M. Hoover speeding 65 mph $10 John N. Bereznick speeding over 85 mph plus failure to carry operator card $15 Carl Palen no operator license $10 Theodore Joseph speeding 64 mph $10 Morris Henry Putnam overweight 10 percent $50 Harold Heasley overweight 10 percent $50 Ronald Lew Nelson violation of restricted operator license not wearing glasses $10 Ward Devito speeding 60 mph improper left turn $10 Joseph O Hara speeding type $10 Mark Ezra Spitler truck 50 mph allowed 30 Mike Marcantino speeding 80 mph $10
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Albert S. Thomas
Wilmington Avenue
Randon McKinley
Brookville
Keith M. Hoover
Butler
John N. Bereznick
Koppel
Carl Palen
R. D
Theodore Joseph
Hamilton Street
Morris Henry Putnam
Ravenna
Harold Heasley
Aron
Ronald Lew Nelson
Pine Street
Ward Devito
Lowellville
Joseph O'Hara
Youngstown
Mark Ezra Spitler
Froee Eee
Mike Marcantino
West Pittsburgh
Gen Lucius Clay Retires Amid Display Of Pomp
General Lucius D. Clay retired from active duty in a ceremony at Fort Myer Washington conducted by Acting Army Secretary Gray. General Omar Bradley, the army band, and 1,000 Third Infantry troops attended. Clay and his wife received a bouquet as a 17 gun salute marked the ceremony before a procession to the gates. He then traveled to New York City to receive an honorary degree from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Army
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Gray
Omar N. Bradley
Army Band
Third Infantry
Clay
Fort Meyer
Potomac
Horse Caught in Railroad Ties Delays City Train
A sorrel horse named Jim was trapped between railroad ties on a North Western line near Illinois Beach State Park. After track workers freed him with a derrick, Jim suffered only a sprained toe while the City of Milwaukee train was delayed 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim
Seymour Breakstone
Benton Township
Ill
North Western Railroad
Illlinois Beach State Park
Breakstone
Richard Miller
Reliefers Pay Back Over 3 Million in Pennsylvania Recovery
Harrisburg reports that the state recovered over 3.25 million dollars from relief recipients in the prior year. Seven eighths of the amount came from property owners who agreed to repay relief when selling their homes. The remaining eighth was collected from chiselers. The lien tied to each home records the promised repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Frank A. Robbins
Robins
Two Held in Robbery in Conshohocken Pa
Philadelphia area men Joseph Cirillo and William Bott were held without bail for a September trial on armed robbery charges after allegedly stealing about 900 dollars from the Bitter Finance Co ten days earlier. Both committed to Montgomery County prison.
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Conshohocken, Pa
INS
Bitter Finance Co
Montgomery Coun
Joseph Cirillo
West Philadelphia
William Bott
Bryn Mawr
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Toonerville
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Katrinka
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Cor. E
Washington & N
John Alexan
Ature
Finance CO
Ore Isaly
New Castle
Esso
INC
Vania
Home and Farm Center
Counsel
Counsel Contractors Building Service
John Deere Tractors and Implements
Jack Wylie Lawrence
Beaver Butler
Chuck Keener Butler
Allegheny Armstrong
Clarion
Grove City
Ray Schindler Mercer
Sharon
Ohio
Percy Osborne
Venango
Mercer Crawford
Wesley
Park
W. Main $T
Grove City, Pa
Builders Supply
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