State to Erect School Bus Warnings Signage Planned
The State Traffic Commission will place signs along state highways to urge drivers to stop for halted school buses. Sheriff Craver and Undersheriff Nugent promote better observance, while state and county officials discuss similar signs on county roads and roads under town highway superintendents. The campaign includes drawings sent to county and local leaders and stresses that motorists must stop when a bus is stopped for passengers.
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Rome
Horseman jailed for tipsy driving in cross-border case
In Liverpool Ohio UPI report, horseman Flowers escaped license revocation by not having a license. Squire John Talbott in Newell West Virginia impounded his horse for six months. Flowers was fined and sentenced for driving Venice at night without lights while intoxicated.
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UPI
Clare M. Flowers
Squire John Talbott
Newell
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Venice
Warning signs to rise on New York highways
Signs warning of a new law forbidding passing a stopped school bus will appear along all New York State highways as the state undertakes a campaign to enforce compliance with the traffic rule.
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New York
Hiture
Corsrissian
Coach Grants Player Time Off for Honeymoon
Cambridge veteran coach Gick Harlow of UM Harvard joked he had seen every excuse for missing football practice. A player asked to marry, and Harlow granted a couple of days off for the honeymoon.
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Mass
Harvard
Gick Harlow
Harlow
Mount Vesuvius on Part-time Schedule
Naples residents report Mount Vesuvius now operates on a part-time basis and scarcely glows at night. Observers note a cooler summer and altered eruption patterns since 1941 when the volcano’s summit was blown off during wartime activity.
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Naples
Haly
Hunthouse
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Distas
Arlowe
First Terminal Leave Checks Reported to Arrive
The fragment outlines terminal leave payments for veterans and mentions Hanna’s revised pay application. It then shifts to Allied war crimes trials noting Schacht’s acquittal delaying industrialist prosecutions, with references to Papen and potential future actions by Justice Jackson and President Truman. A separate note reports a Pittsburgh teen’s automatic lighter for prize fights built from household parts.
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Taylor
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International Military Tribunal
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Reichsbank
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Farben
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von Papen
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