Save-A-Life campaign orders statewide free vehicle inspection
Official details of the Save-A-Life drive authorize May 19 to June 9 inspections of all autos and trucks in Texas. Brakes horns lights steering rear-view mirrors are key points. inspections are free at designated stations with repairs charged at standard rates if needed. The movement aims to reduce accidents caused by mechanical defects and seeks broad organizational cooperation led from Dallas.
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Dan Moody
Highway Department
Save-A-Life
McKinney Ave
Dallas
Texas
United States
Jones
Botany Exhibit At High School Showcases Plant Life
The Botany department at the high school will host an exhibit Friday afternoon illustrating plant evolution from simple forms to complex. Miss Mildred Cook leads the class and oversees the display. A concurrent typewriting exhibit demonstrates writing and image making with a typewriter, under the guidance of Mrs. Cora Rountree and Mrs. C. D. Thompson.
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Mildred Cook
Cora Rountree
C. D. Thompson
Kellogg Plan Aims for Renunciation of War
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland on May 9 that the Kellogg proposal to the major world powers seeks a renunciation of war. The plan envisions a gradual path toward eliminating war as a tool of national policy through broader international agreement.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Kellogg
Two Individuals Arrested in Petty Theft Cases
Oscar Morgan and Ethel May Ep, described as negroes, were arrested yesterday in an investigation into several petty thefts. They were charged with theft over $50 and transferred to county officials this morning as police pursue more arrests in recent theft activity. Police court also handled many traffic violations this morning.
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Oscar Morgan
Ethel May Epperson
Judge Florence Allen Sees Nations Adopt Peace Pact
Judge Florence Allen of the Ohio supreme court told the world conference on international justice that nations may inaugurate the first commandments among states and outlaw war. She praised Kellogg’s plan as the boldest move toward permanent peace and noted Germany has accepted it with other powers potentially joining.
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Ohio
Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen
Peace Society
Kellogg
France
England
Italy
Japan
Germany
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