Germanys Tourists Threaten U. S. Travel Supremacy
United States tourism pride faces a European challenge as German travelers, organized in groups, flood popular sites from Rome to Perugia. Charles Towne notes German mass touring, compact groups and guide-led chanting overshadow American tourists amid Italy's Mussolini era.
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Hoover Model Traffic Law Endorsed
Chicago reports adoption of a ten percent fixed surcharge to fund traffic measures. The item notes concern over Paris and London nightlife, contrasting with New York's livelier scene and mentioning Crillon and Ritz as examples of reduced activity.
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Hoover plan urged as key to national traffic reform
Clas S. White of Standard Traffic Makers Company calls the Hoover model traffic ordinance the most forward looking step to reduce accidents and congestion. He says unified traffic control, as Hoover recommends, must be adopted before any national progress can occur.
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Hoover plan urges flexible traffic safety signs nationwide
Mr. White cites varied state laws causing congestion and calls for the Hoover ordinance. It proposes rubber flexible markers that stand upright, bend on impact, and can be removed for replacement, to unify traffic controls across cities.
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