Safer Highways Depend on Safer Drivers Says NJ Engineer
TAO 60 Arnold H. Vey, New Jersey state traffic engineer, reports that narrow roads appear safer than wider ones. Two-lane roads have fewer accidents than three, and three over four lanes. Drivers on wider highways tend to weave, increasing danger. Engineers can improve roads, but safer drivers are needed. Liberty League Endings Its Blundering Career summary reflects on Alfred E. Smith and the league's decline, its finances, and public impact as it faded from prominence a year after Smith’s presidential walk announcement.
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Retribution Drives Police Across States After Trooper Slaying
A Michigan state trooper is killed and a youth with a lengthy crime record is captured, confessed, and sentenced. The piece argues police respond with direct, swift retribution when a officer falls, viewing such murders as a direct insult to law.
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Memorial to Jefferson in Washington Planned by 1997
Washington observers say Congress will spend up to 3 million dollars in 1997 to create a Jefferson memorial near the Medal Basin between the White House and the Washington Monument. A Roman hall design may feature Jefferson overlooking Virginia with a library of 6,500 books. Rep. John J. Boylan leads the drive, aiming to rival monuments to Washington and Lincoln.
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Disappearance on yacht linked to bankruptcy case
On the yacht GOLDEN GULL near Miami, British financier BOLITHO BLANE vanishes after a bankruptcy scare. A note to secretary NICHOLAS STODART hints at self-inflicted death. STOCK of ARGUS SUDS hits a new low as investigations begin aboard with Det. Officer KETTERING querying sabin steward SILAS RINGBOTTOM and other crew.
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Fortune teller foretold Lilyan Tashman's life events
Edmund Lowe recalls Lilyan Tashman's belief in fortune tellers and a seer who predicted nearly every major event of her life. After her sudden death, the seer claimed he foresaw it, a fact Lowe had not shared while she lived. The piece also notes Elissa Landi's card forecasting and a gossip columnists' studio encounter with Gail Patrick.
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The Two Brothers Pat and Thin Fat and Worry
Keehtd ARTIE governs a discussion of two brothers, Pat and Thin Fat, who share parents yet differ greatly in weight and temperament. The text contrasts eating habits, nervous energy, and the idea that dispositions cannot transfer to alter weight, suggesting Thin should manage nervous energy to improve well being and longevity.
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Dwight Fiske Names Added in New York Society Scene
Diary notes place Dwight Fiske among New York socialites visiting notable spots. Sightings include Lawrence Tibbett John McCormack William Allen White Noel Coward and Chic Sale. Observations praise Fiske as urbane stylish and in demand for autographs amid bistros hotels and theatres.
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Modern Belle Answer to Previous Puzzle-ae 5¢
Puzzle clues list a long crossword style set with horizontal and vertical entries. It states a clue by clue format for a magazine style puzzle, including definitions like who is the woman in the picture and various word prompts across numbered positions.
Peter Rabbit defies danger in Old Orchard in winter tale
In a moonlit winter night Peter Rabbit leaves the Briar patch for the Old Orchard seeking bark for food. He encounters wire protection on young trees and a looming threat from Reddy Fox as he dodges toward Johnny Chuck’s old house for safety.
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