City votes to install Court House Park parking meters
The Mayor and Aldermen approved placing about 26 meters on the north side of West Church street and the south side of Council street in Court House Park. The ordinance passed unanimously on December 29 and becomes effective January 12.
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City Meter Plan Faces Rescission Battle at Alderman Meeting
A faction led by County Commissioners and other officials opposed a meter installation near the courthouse, calling it discriminatory and risky to nearby properties. The Aldermen debated rescinding the December ordinance, with the motion failing to receive a second as routine city business proceeds.
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A. Grant Hooper
Samuel D. Young
Walter E. Sinn
Edward J. Smith
William Sehnauffer
John KR. Cheatham
Charles S Lane
Charles W Ross
Charles McC Mathias
Roger B. Willard
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Charles W. Sipp
Alvey ¥. Renn
Charles T. Butcher
Wiliam B. Burall
Jesse C Shaver
Parking Lot Reopening Talks Continue In City Hall
City officials held a Wednesday conference in the Board of Aldermen room to pursue methods to reopen the South Court Street municipal parking lot. City Engineer W Raymond Walter will draft area ownership by next week as negotiations with the Chapline heirs continue. Local merchants urge reopening, while fence access remains limited.
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City officials discuss Chapline property right of way agreement
The city granting a right of way to the Chapline property was a major point at the conference. Officials said after the meeting that most parties agree no statement will be made on negotiations until concrete action is taken.
Yugoslavia and Bulgaria Warned by U S and Britain
Washington and London warned Yugoslavia and Bulgaria of serious implications if they recognize the Free State proclaimed by Communist guerrillas in northern Greece. Diplomats told their foreign ministers that recognition would breach the United Nations Charter and undermine the UN As
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