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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1929

Page

12

Bridge Traffic To Be Clocked In One Day Survey

Boy Scouts under Emmett Thaxton will conduct a traffic survey on the South Bridge and its middle bridge starting Saturday at 5 a.m. The 18 hour count aims to measure the relief from toll free upper Kanawha City bridge, with prior surveys in 1940 and plans for next spring to gauge the impact of the 1928 bond aided two bridge system.

Emmett Thaxton South Bite Gazette Kanawha City Boy Beauts West Side South Charleston Booth Ride

Lost Flier's Son Forecasts Bridge Capacity And Duty Blocks

A fragmented notice lists hourly duty pairs from five to eleven pm and morning shifts for multiple workers with names such as Charles Eskey John Crites Frank Barnea Tom Robert son and others. It also notes Opals In Vogue in Europe as fashion pushes gem demand and price hikes.

Fallowa Charles Eskey John Crites Frank Barnea Frank Griffee Tom Robertson Fred Robertson Malcolm McConnell George Leslie Billie Thompson Alfred Winter Billy Tucker Carl Tucker Tweleve A.m Morton Leven Billy Stutler Sam McNabb Tommie Bryan Elmer Canaday John Holsdow Bill Hager Harold Roush Harley Roush Lawrence Winter Channing Lovell Europe

Flier Thomas Nelson Found After Air Mail Crash Near Cleveland

The body of Thomas P. Nelson 24 was found in a ravine near Chagrin Falls southeast of Cleveland after he disappeared during an air mail flight from Bellefonte to Cleveland. His parachute was partly opened, signaling a belated jump. 15 planes led by Charles Lindbergh had searched over 1,200 square miles when the body was located by Joseph Vincent while rabbit hunting. Nelson survived by widow Helen and four children. he had 2,900 flying hours and 200,000 miles logged, with a prior fire incident near Ringtown, Pa. The wreckage lay 28 feet from a highway, hidden by snow.

Cleveland Thomas P. Nelson Bellefonte Nelson Chagrin Falls Pennsylvania Charles A. Lindbergh Joseph Vincent Lindbergh St. Louis Chicago

Early Descriptions of a Portable Motorized Vehicle

The fragment notes a compact vehicle with a dual end design and a bearer power motor capable of reaching 20 miles per hour. It mentions travel to ten cities and returning, suggesting demonstrations of range and reliability in early testing.

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