Wartime Tunes Sung to Cure Crime Feature
Pittsburg police quartet uses songs to uplift morale and reduce crime, with melodies stirring memories and healing shattered ideals among the community. They perform for troops, schools, and public gatherings to reinforce hopeful resilience during wartime.
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War time tunes used to reform criminals in Pittsburgh
A lengthy Pittsburgh police effort uses singing of patriotic tunes to reform prisoners. The Wittabing station quartet performed “My Country ’Tis of Thee” and “Tipperary” to shift inmates toward honesty, work, and family duty, with several men choosing farm labor, return to duties, and others finding stability after probation and employment.
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America
Alleniata
Wittawurg
Rowe
Tipperary
Nolice Gasrtette
Hi Wens
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Morte
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W. Noble Stuthown
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Ety
Lin Toad
Chit Matthews
Tha Mat
Jin
Potters
Pak Maek
Matthies
Petar Tinowas
Jim
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Bren Cho Sone
Wen
Ft. Kung
Aisgrace
Firah Nelson
Stutthiews
Plonmire
Romfort
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