Traffic Advisers Move to Eliminate Last Flaws in Charleston
Charleston officials of the Citizens' Traffic Advisory Committee report gradual fixes to the new central district traffic system. Chairman Charles F. Hodges notes most problems stem from motorists adapting to one way routes and revised signal timing. Lane driving is urged on the boulevard, with specific advisories for McFarland Summers Hale Virginia and adjacent intersections to ease congestion.
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Charleston
Citizens' Traffic Advisory Committee
Charles FE. Hodges
Central District
Hale
Summers St
Capitol St
Don Hodges
McFarland St
Virginia
Quarrier Sts
Quary, St
Broad
Hale Sts
Hale St
Lee
Virginia Sts
Virginia St
South Side
Lee St
Washington St
Summers, Court
Truston Sts
Hodges
Fayette-Lee St
Stay-at-Home Camp Plans Announced For Girls At YWCA
The YWCA announces a Stay-at-Home camp for junior and senior high girls starting Monday June 13. Irene Hambrick, teenage director, leads activities including swimming crafts folk dancing puppetry dramatics modern dance service projects and opening music. Daily swims, designated hikes and cookouts, a weekend camping trip and slumber party are planned. Registration is from 10 am to 4 pm on Thursday and Friday at the YWCA with instructors listed.
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Sehng Girta
YWCA
Irene Hambrick
Walter Scott
BR. W. Turner
Roselee Graham
Daisy Yu
Rosemary, Baldwin
Alice White
Virginia Parsons
J. E. Pillow
Louie Husson
Jackson County Posts Reward for Vannest
The Jackson County court yesterday added a $100 reward for Denver Vannest, one of three convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary at Moundsville Friday. State Police Cpl. C C Stewart said the total on Vannest now stands at $150. he was jailed for 25 years in 1944 for armed robbery and malicious wounding at Ravenswood. The remaining $50 bounty is paid by the state for escaped-convict capture.
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Jackson
Denver Vannest
Moundsville
C. C. Stewart
Vannest
Ravenswood
Photographer Harsh Gains Notoriety With Churchill Shot
On the Line continues with M. Daguerr Harsh a bald browed photographer managed by his wife who rose to fame in wartime by taking a single famous Churchill portrait and a bold daring act. His early wartime reputation grew as readers learn more about his work and impact.
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M. Daguerr Harsh
Winston Churchill
Harsh
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