Police Budget Suggests Savings on Uniforms in Kitchener
Police Chief John Patrick presented a budget showing a $280 line item for bigger uniforms described as for stout omen. Police Commission members suggested the adjustment could save money.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1957
Page
12
Police Chief John Patrick presented a budget showing a $280 line item for bigger uniforms described as for stout omen. Police Commission members suggested the adjustment could save money.
Marion Anderson outlines the 1831 to present history at the Friendship Fire Company dedication in Cameron and Leicester Streets. About 375 attended as state figures and locals praised past leaders while the Auxiliary funded lounge furniture and curtains.
Alfred P. Marshall, longtime Clearwater attorney and native of this city, has been appointed a judge of the Pinella Pasco Circuit Court by Governor Leroy Collins. He and his wife reside at 327 Sunset Court, Clearwater, with one daughter and a grandson.
In Liberty Missouri the city council criticized a trench dug by residents on Hillside Street to curb speeding. Eight couples joined and posted signs while hoping for immediate action to protect about 30 children. The council ordered the trench filled and approved four way stop signs and two speed humps to slow motorists.
The record lists multiple residents with charges including drunkenness, improper parking, and unlicensed animals. Names include Wilson McDaniel, Harley Clifton Fultz, Charles Dicks, William Quigley, Eugene Orndorff, Thomas Finnerin, and Richard Christian with associated addresses and fines ranging from 5.25 to 37.25 dollars.
Two Massachusetts girls aged 17 and 16 traveled to Newport to visit a sailor but couldn't return home after the sailor allowed them to spend the night aboard a Navy tugboat. An inspecting officer found them and turned them over to Newport police. parents later retrieved the teens.
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