Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County

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Picture of the new barracks. 6-4-1923 The barracks to be accepted by the State July 1st. 6-23-1923 The barracks are now the property of New York State. 7-2-1923 No money for the barracks yet. 8-7-1923 Motorcycle police are busy with holiday traffic. 9-4-1923 Barracks profit not yet divided. Warner succeeds Chandler as the head of. Col. George Fletcher Chandler. 11-28-1923 Capt. John A. Warner. 11-30-1923 Capt. Edward A. Rimmer, State Champion marksman. 12-1-1923 The barracks builders to get 50% or 60% on their investment. 4-12-1924 The State to spend about $5,000 on the barracks. 4-11-1925 Dr. Willis Linn, deposed head, a suicide. Past & Present column: on Jerry, the latest to join the Troopers. Son of Fannie, the barracks mother cat, who also has Charlie and Hattie. The cats line up at 5-2-1927 roll call in the morning and, at dismissal, run to the kitchen for breakfast. 11-26-1927 Troopers plan a Rodeo to aid the Children's Home. 10-3-1929 Rodeo a perfect day - makes $3,500. 10-19, 20-1929 Troopers arrest 20 at a cockfight in a neighboring village - not named. 1-9-1931 The Troopers are getting an airplane. 7-9-1931 Troop A takes a cup at the State Fair. 9-12-1932 Story of the start of the State Police here. 1-9-1933 Vice is moving into the City because of State Police activities outside of it. 1-24-1933 New unit (May21, 1935?), "Scotland Yard'' type, has great success. 9-14-1935 Police records show drunken drivers on the increase. 6-9-1936 State Police here to investigate Lo Tempio bombing. Applicants no longer tested for horsemanship. Horses are still owned by Troop A, 10-31-1936 but the troop is now motorized. 4-11-1938 Troop A to enlarge - help at the World's Fair. 1-12-1939 The Legislature rejects the proposal to enlarge Troop A. 3-15-1939 Troop A to Malone in strike. 8-17-1939 The Governor orders police increased - 15 new men to Batavia. 6-18-1940 Troop A adds women as clerks. 5-7-1943 Troop A to have a radio unit activated by the tallest pole in the town. 9-11-1944 Troop A radio service now in use. 11-17-1944 J. E. Brown on the Troopers in Batavia. 9-9-1957 Troopers are using radar - net 77. 1-7-1958 Pictures. 12-7-1963 Retired Captain honored at dinner. 12-11-1964 State Police now own two dogs. 6-18-1964 Picture of the Police Barracks. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 7-17-1965 21 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State Police (cont) Winegar remembers when Troop A arrived here - says it came on horseback. 3-29-1967 Major John P. Nolan is retiring. 11-18-1970 Major J. W. Monahan to command Troop A. 12-2-1970 Police questioned in the disappearance of meat from a truck wreck on the Thruway. 3-20-1971 Police get a computer to check speeders - picture. Winegar recalls an occasion when the State Police used a hearse to get access 5-8-1971 to a suspected place. 6-16-1971 Arnold L. Bardossi is the new commander. They get a new helicopter. 8-30-1971 Picture of the barracks on East Main Street. 5-29-1973 New barracks to go on West Saile Drive. 5-25-1974 Bids for the new barracks. 9-26-1974 Ground breaking for the barracks on West Saile Drive Thursday. 10-30-1974 Ground breaking on West Saile Drive. 11-1-1974 Sketch of the proposed barracks. 11-7-1974 Police get two bloodhounds - picture. 3-15-1975 Picture of the progress on the new barracks. 10-24-1975
Picture of the barracks on East Main Street. 1-31-1976 The County buys the barracks and four acres. Major Arnold A. Barassi head of Troop A. Picture of the Troopers moving. 2-4-1976 Article on the old barracks. 3-30-1976 Picture of Troopers with two dogs - Thorpe and Spike. 5-27-1976 New home of - pictures. The barracks on Saile Drive are open - pictures. 6-26-1976 Over 2,000 toured the barracks. 6-28-1976 Picture of the State Police helicopter - getting tested. 6-30-1976 Picture of the new headquarters. 12-31-1976 Major Richard E. Boland heads Troop A. How Batavia got the State Police here - remembering their 60th Anniversary - 2-26-1977 pictures. 4-13-1977 Barracks site sold to OTB for $95,000. 7-12-1978 Picture of the demolition of the former barracks by Darryl Freeman, Jr. 7-24-1979 Capt. Jordy retiring after 28 years. Capt. Joseph M. Abate acting. Head of Troop A, Major George R. Tordy. 350 sworn to be troopers, about 70 based in Batavia - plus 2 bloodhounds, 3 shepherds. Major Tordy retiring. 12-17-1981 Figures updated - September 1987. 12-17-1981 Major Richard Comb (Tonzi?); Major Joseph M. Abate; George K Elbel. 1-1-1985 Major George K. Elbel retires at 55 - Major John N. Gleason the new commander. 1-5-1988 Troop A barracks has one of the few police artifacts collections. 3-5-1988 Winegar on - now losing its mounted division. 7-13-1988 Switching to semi-automatic rifles, because drug dealers use them. 3-27-1989 Major John N. Gleason retires - replaced by Major Edward Kelly. 11-21-1989 Troop A to have gun training. 3-24-1990 The State Police Scuba Diving squad test equipment in the sand pits on Cedar St. 4-15-1992 Pedro A. Perez is the new Troop A commander - picture. 5-10-1994 Major John N. Gleason, Troop commander. [Retires in November 1989]. 1-5-1988 Major Edward Kelly the new commander. 11-21-1989 Police crime museum now open. 10-30-1990 Get a new commander for Troop A - Major Salvatore Valvo - picture. 3-13-1991 Article on training - pictures. 3-30-1991 Salvatore F. Valvo, commander. 11-29-1991 An interview with Charlene Mahoney, a woman Trooper. 12-9-1991 The Police adopt a teddy bear, ''McBear'', as their mascot. 4-7-1992 Present commander promoted - Capt. Bruce A. Rolof to head Troop A. 5-20-1992 Capt. Rolof, recovered from injuries, back on the job. 9-28-1992 NYS Police turn 75 amid reports of misdealing and corruption. 11-21-1992 Chapter from McEvoy book. RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION 9-19-1996 22 SUBJECT TEXT DATE New York State Police (cont) Second part of the chapter. 9-26-1996 To dedicate a marker given by Gilmartin Funeral Home - picture. Troop A commander, Major Pedro Perez, off work with injuries from a clash on 12-20-1996 the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation. Trooper Andy Flynn remembers earlier days of the Troopers at the Pike Fair - 5-23-1997 picture. 8-16-1997 Holds an Open House, demonstrations, etc. 9-29-1997 Winegar comments on the Open House, police. Major Pedro Perez replaced a the commander of Troop A by Michael F. McManus, 10-3-1997 promoted from Captain to Major. Others promotions listed. 11-4-1997 Have a new DWI machine. 11-25-1997 Troop A gets a new dog, a female, bomb expert - named ''Dobbs.'' 8-28-1999 New York State School for the Blind Eleven students expelled for insubordination. 5-13-1890 Students object to piano tuning teacher - formed a pact to get rid of him [Mr. Smith]. 5-14-1890 Trustees ask for a new building. 12-21-1893 To have a gym. 9-16-1896
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Optique Opens in Kings Plaza - Mich
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