I am 59 and lived in Pittsburgh, Pa., mostly. I have been employed by the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R., since July 24, 1942. … Read More ›
Category: 1974
First Things Firstby Fred Liddle GENIAL HOST Leland Hawes allowed as how it might be a good idea if we SAPS produced a four page … Read More ›
Loveby Garth Costa It’s a good feeling to be in love.You buy them things, they respect youWhen you’re in love, you have to prove something.Soon … Read More ›
Just Some News Items I think Harold Ellis should have been made the official photographer of the NAPA convention, because the snapshots he made were … Read More ›
On the Amendments HAROLD SEGAL has a very simple philosophy when it comes to the administration of our beloved NAPA. “Let’s not clutter up the … Read More ›
A Pre-Convention Chronicle Dedicated to the Proposition that Some Slight Exaggeration and a Little Varnishing of the Truth is Permissible if it Persuades You to … Read More ›
The Local Establishment I suppose it’s safe to say there is a saloon across the street from every daily newspaper in the United States. A … Read More ›
A Pre-Convention Chronicle Dedicated to the Proposition that Some Slight Exaggeration and a Little Varnishing of the Truth is Permissible if it Persuades You to … Read More ›
Incomprehensible Crime SOME CRIMES are comprehensible to me and some are not. I recall being amused some years ago at Dick Tracy’s pronouncement that “dognapping” … Read More ›
Note to non-NAPA readers: This issue is shop talk, you would probably do well to forgo reading it (except the bottom of page 8). The … Read More ›