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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
8
LUMB or The State Department of Highways launched a coordinated traffic safety drive to promote uniform traffic signs. The department said the effort aims to standardize signage to improve road safety.
Highway officials outline a plan to standardize road signs across Ohio. The effort emphasizes consistent shapes and meanings, with octagons for stop signs and diamonds for warnings to ensure clear recognition of hazards on all routes.
Henry McLemore describes Istanbul from a Park Hotel balcony, noting the Bosphorus, Europe and Asia views, and landmarks like the Golden Horn. He recalls camel caravans, Pan American meetings, and encounters with locals and culture, including a street scene with housecoats and a Turkish harem.
War Hospital 238th General Hospital veterans in Columbus plan a reunion Sept 10 11 and 22 to recall wartime memories. French and Belgian battlefields veterans join former overseas buddies for postwar views and gripes. An exhibit of best photographs from the 238th faces will feature the event.
Columbus Junction touts a 266 foot four foot wide swinging bridge named Lover's Leap as the world’s longest and narrowest of its type. The 100 foot high span links two wooded hills and uses oak planks on iron cables. Locals use it as a lovers lane. Nebraska's auto census up 17.3 percent since 1944.
Rats prove useful in nutrition research as they consume a wide variety of foods similar to human dietary choices. Their appetite diversity helps researchers assess how different diets affect health and nutrition outcomes.
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