Fifth Ward Mud Bath and Storm Sewers Debate in Warren
Councilman John Carbon urged action on Warren storm sewers amid runoff complaints from Fifth Ward. Delegations pressed for injunctions against a new high school site until drainage is secured. A new itinerant photographer license fee was proposed, approved at $25 first week then $3 weekly, with debates on fairness and enforcement ongoing.
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Fifth Ward
John Carbon
Borough Council
Warren
Dave Smith
Patchen
Mills Company
Harper
Sharon
Bradford
Council
Merenick
Carbon
Levine
Miller
Fire department hires and resignations approved at council
The council approved Maurice R. Baxter as probationary hoseman and accepted resignations of Paul A. Drescher and Henry G. English. William J. Welsh was promoted to fire truck driver, Edward J. Lindberg named probationary patrolman, and Torrance placed on the fire prevention board. A by-laws study committee was formed with Torrance, Patchen, Carbon, Yagge, and Merenick. meeting adjourned to September 28 at 7 p.m.
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Council
Maurice R. Baxter
Paul A. Drescher
Henry G. English
William J. Welsh
Edward J. Lindberg
Laskaris
Torrance
Patchen, Carbon
Yagge
Merenick
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Public Works Committee
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Eddy St
Marion St
Myrtle St
Councilman Carbon
Ron Seder
Corry
Corry Beavers
Pat
Hartnett
Crosby
State Police
Civil Service
Gail Wyman
Woodrow Wilson
Truman
N.Y
Allen
Como
Gunther