Roll Call 10 Be Begun Soon for Potter County Red Cross Drive
The American Red Cross rolls out its annual Roll Call opening Armistice Day November 11 in Potter County with a $3,825 quota led by Walter Barlow of Great West Mill & Elevator as chair. The drive aims to fund disaster relief and education as Red Cross workers continue daily humanitarian service.
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Nationwide Safety Push Against Auto Slaughter Gains Steam
The 1935 death toll may top last year's 35 500 but safety advocates report rising public awareness and bold measures. States adopt model safety responsibility laws and inspection rules while education, patrols, pedestrian protections, and accident-detection squads spread across cities and campuses.
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Briscoe County Dance Hall Declared Public Nuisance
Briscoe County authorities welcome a court ruling branding the Burson Dance Hall in Silverton as a nuisance and upholding bans on its operation. Associate Justice Martin of the Civil Court of Appeals for the Seventh District wrote the decision, citing the legislature’s police power to protect public morals and decency.
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Police search Potomac River for missing lawyer Merillat
Police dragged the Potomac River for the body of Charles H Merillat 70 a prominent lawyer and former Washington Post city editor He failed to return home last night his wife inquired a hat and coat believed to be his were found on the Virginia bank near Chain Bridge Friends said he had been despondent after the death of a friend who shared an office with him Merillat later joined the Washington Bureau of the Associated Press before taking up law practice in Tangier
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Grammar School Lad Kills Self Over Girl
Royds Maryland November 5 a 13 year old grammar school pupil Leonard C Burns shot himself last night devastated by love and scorn at not seeing the girl each night. Police said the youth acted in despair.
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Bold Holdup Men Turn 'Fraidy-Cats'
Chicago reports a robbery where two men stole Ed ward Lagoski’s car and $35. One suspect carried an umbrella during the heist to shield from rain, while the other fled. A separate odd note mentions ancient Egyptians baking a dough pig as a sacrificial substitute.
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Stricter Speed Controls Urged by Safety Officials
Burton W. Marsh, safety director of the American Automobile Association, says faster speeds on open highways require stricter control. He warns that if self-discipline fails, there will be greater highway patrol oversight, tougher enforcement of excessive speeds, and possibly mechanical speed governors.
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