08 Jul 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1947
Page
1
A distorted early draft discusses public attitudes toward drunk driving and punishment. It cites a national traffic safety poll and argues for severe penalties, asserting drunk drivers cause many injuries and deaths and deserve the strictest consequences.
A historical account notes a spiritual revival across Europe, led by church figures and leaders in Britain and on the continent. It highlights Allied religious sentiment, the influence of leaders like Attlee, and a forthcoming assembly in Gaul with delegates from many nations. The piece discusses tensions with Nazism, moral renewal efforts, and the role of religion in national rehabilitation.
A man recalls ten years of abdominal discomfort described as a brick in the stomach. After taking INNER-AID, which claims twelve herbs, his bowel movement, gas, and headaches improved by the next day, and he reports feeling like a new man. The ad promotes INNER-AID as available at drug stores.
NEA Washington Correspondent reports on Senators Kilgore and West Virginia, along with Rep. Owen Brewster, challenging Army and Navy wartime activities and the radio broadcasting bill. The piece notes hearings before the Commerce Committee, remarks likening newspapers to elephants, and labor department context as postwar reshaping unfolds.
A long survey by state authorities and university researchers examines how alcohol impairs driving and the prevalence of intoxicated motorists. It notes about half the drivers tested showed alcohol in their system, with higher danger for those under the influence. The report discusses testing methods, legal changes, and calls for stricter enforcement and public education to reduce alcohol related crashes. The piece references the State Department, University of Yahie, and various traffic safety groups.
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