[PRCo] Re: Smithfield & Carson

[ROBERT R ROCKWELL]

We also probably had the world's biggest yellow stop sign. At the intersection of Rt 51 and (then) 31 in Rostraver Twp. Called "Death Corners", the traffic on 31 had stop signs and eventually one the size of a small billboard and lighted.
The problem was never solved until the realignment of 51 which included an over pass over 31.

Robert Rockwell
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  Ohio was in the late 1950s. I can remember the new red stop signs replacing
  the yellow/black ones and the really new triangle shaped "yield" signs being
  put on freeway ramps and some city streets.
  On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 4:17 PM, ROBERT R ROCKWELL <w3syt1 at msn.com<mailto:w3syt1 at msn.com>> wrote:

  > Did you notice the stop sign. It was yellow with black letters. I don't
  > remember when we changed to red.
  > Robert Rockwell
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