Silver export association questioned amid policy shifts
The piece discusses forming a silver export association to aid the silver situation. F H Brownell of American Smelting explains legal and funding hurdles, possible government and international cooperation, and a January 1 1924 Senate committee report as pivotal. It contrasts coverage of industry progress with ceremonial events and cites optimism about radio's rapid growth.
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F. H. Brownell
American Smeltirs & Refining Co
United States Senate
Congress
Silver Senate Committee
United States
Great Britain
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Railroads push safety rule across crossing streets
A California law starting August 1 requires vehicles carrying passengers for hire, school buses, or trucks carrying explosives to fully stop before railway crossings. Oregon incidents highlight need as three autos drove onto tracks, causing two deaths and injuries. Penalties include fines up to 500 dollars, possible jail, or license suspension.
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