Auto radios in cars spark St Louis safety debate
A St Louis Board of Aldermen bill to ban auto radios meets opposition from the Radio Manufacturers Association and others who argue radios aid safety by easing impatience and keeping drivers awake. Officials from police and highway departments cited mixed views from 44 states, with little statistical proof of danger.
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Radio Manufacturers Association
Highway and
Motor Vehicle Department
Missouri State Highway Department
BILL GILLETT IS STILL SPRY
New Yorker William Gillett, octogenarian actor, remains spry on his Connecticut estate where he hosts friends on a miniature railway. The piece notes other celebrity quirks and cultural tidbits from the era, including aviation interests and New York social notes.
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William Gillett
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Katharine Brush
Tommy
Gilbert Miller
London
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Paris
Reddy Fox and Blacky the Crow Trade Clam Tricks
In a Laughing Brook tale Reddy Fox eyes a hard clam left by Jerry Muskrat as Blacky the Crow watches. Blacky proposes a trick to open it, promising a share of the meal if Reddy helps. The exchange reveals survival wit and mutual reliance between rivals in winter hunger.
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Laughing Brook
Reddy
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Blacky
Brother Fox
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Brotner Fox
A Sound Court Argument on the AAA Brief
Washington dispatch critiques the AAA Supreme Court brief arguing for social grounds over technicalities. It notes claimed benefits like higher farm prices and rising land values, and argues legislation should be judged by social usefulness, not merely constitutionality, to keep the Constitution as a servant.
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Washington Dispatch
AAA
Supreme Court
Tucker
NRA
Isue
Copyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
American Jurist Puzzle Fills Blank From Law Terms
A historical crossword style clue list features terms and definitions for legal figures, actions, and objects. Answers span justice, law schools like Columbia, and various common nouns, with references to measurements, animals, and instruments. The surfaced entries hint at a broad vocabulary exercise themed around law and society.
Palace A Negro King Sans Loucl by I S Klein
Stories in stamps recount Henry Christophe, black king of Haiti, ruling Milot from a four story palace perched on a hill. Looters hunted treasure after his downfall, but found none as stamps feature the landmark and its uneasy royal legacy.
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Henry Christophe Brawny
Haiti
Milot
Henry Christophe
Seourt
Qalace
Bait Petite
Lak
School Days Quiz Qs From Aboard Page
A reader friendly item presents three questions with concise answers. It asks where stars appear in day time and explains visibility, estimates annual cigar production in broad ranges, and attributes the baseball diamond design to Abner Doubleday from Cooperstown New York.
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Abner Doubleday
Cooperstown
New York
Clam And Clam Trick In Blacky Story
In a summer scene Blacky explains a clever clam trick to Reddy as they discuss a snack and a game of guessing. The dialogue centers on a playful misdirection and a request to return to a prior spot while the characters tease one another.
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Harry Plicer
Paris
East Side
Gaby Deslys
Champs Elysees
Ciro’s
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