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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
12
Washington reports emphasize night driving danger and the value of rear reflectors on trucks and bicycles. Studies by Iowa State College researchers show reflective Scotchlite materials improve visibility by about 70 percent, giving motorists roughly 73 more feet to stop.
Pittsburgh State Highway Director T. J. Kauer continued his ban today on heavy truck traffic on eastern Ohio roads that meet the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Kauer expressed concern with the beat
Ohio officials meet with Pennsylvania authorities to address heavy truck use on lightly paved feeder roads. A 25 percent weight reduction has not stopped trucks diverting to local routes as Beaver Valley Gateway opens near March 1, with misestimated traffic volumes noted by a Penna turnpike official. The same day the Post Office approved a Grand Coulee irrigation project celebration stamp for next May.
The Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks held its 24th annual convention at Columbus January 17-19 with over 1,800 trustees and clerks present. Speakers included Attorney General C William O’Neil and Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt. Lorain County honored Clair Goss of Brighton township for 39 years of service, the longest in Ohio. The event focused on local self government and gas tax funds distribution to support 41,000 miles of township roads.
Birmingham area Scout Troop 335 of Florence township spent the weekend at Camp Ainelarids near Birmingham under Scoutmaster Bradley Collinwood and Assistant William Wolford. A Court of Honor for Red Fox Patrol saw Richard Snider earn second class and Harvey Wolford first class badges.
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