Development of Safety Work in Graded Schools
The National Safety Council reports rapid adoption of school safety instruction across the country. In 29 cities plans are in place, 150 more promised, and Texas shows 65 percent of schools teaching safety. Eight state industrial commissions pledged cooperation, and railroad lines distributed Payne syllabus leaflets. Seven publishers already include safety material in books, with 9,000 copies of Payne’s Education in Accident Prevention sold or distributed.
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al Safety Council
Milwaukee
National Safety Council
Jal Safety Council
Goune
E. George Paynes
Harris Teachers’ College of St. Louis
Texas
Ppl
Minnesota
Ohio
Councl
Ohio Industrial Commission
Dr. Payne
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Congress
National Educational Association
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Journale
National Safety News
Payne
St. Louis
George ‘Onda
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Stenographic Chats Reveal Office Romance Rumors
A jumble of overheard notes and letters shows Sylvia, Camille, Edith, Betty and Helen discussing romance, weddings, and gossip. A Venus reference and a late night movie actor nearby hint at scandal and social intrigue in the office sphere.
Toots and Casper Speak a Private Language
Fragmentary text reads like a personal note or caption about Toots and Casper and a private language. The lines hint at a copyright and a request to use it for a "GEORGE" but the full context and details remain unclear.
Safety instruction credited for Lehigh Valley success
Business leaders credit safety instruction in schools for the record set during Lehigh Valley Safety Week. A. W. Whitney and Dr. Payne helped form a safety section in the National Education Association and spoke at two superintendent and principal meetings and a summer teachers’ meeting. Dr. Payne spoke in Salt Lake City on July 6.
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A. W. Whitney
Dr. Payne
National Education Association
Council
Association
Salt Lake City
Traveling in Balkan States Is Tough for Passengers
Constantinople Sept 29 Nine visas are required to travel by rail from Constantinople to Paris via the Oriental Express, with many travelers preferring ships to Marseilles or Venice. An American must obtain US consulate, Swedish, Bulgarian, Serbian, Greek, Italian, and French stamps, while an English traveler exhausted blank pages. An intruding Russian agent with five passports was arrested aboard a Batum ship and sent to General Wrangel.
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Constantinople
Paris
Marseilles
Venice
Balkans
United States
Turkey
al- Med
Batum
Wrangel
Crimea
Jealousy Sparks Double Shooting in Boston West End
In Boston on Blossom street, Jacob Fickler shot and wounded Mrs. C Cranton, 24, and her mother Mrs. Antila Liljoquis before attempting to kill himself. He claimed jealousy of Cranton caused the attack. Both women were hospitalized. Fickler was detained by police.
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Boston
Jacop Fickler
C. Cranton
Antila_ Liljoquis
Blossom Street
West End
Instincts of cavemen seen in modern boys at safety congress
Milwaukee September 29 The Ninth Annual Safety Congress heard Milton C. Potter of Milwaukee Schools argue that primeval boyish daring survives today. He warned that reckless bravado fascinates youths and must be shaped by school safety education to build moral courage for industrial welfare.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Ford
National Safety Council
Milton C. Potter
Schools of
Safety lessons in Milwaukee schools urge careful youth
A Milwaukee article urges safety training beginning in childhood to cultivate careful adults. It notes intra-school accidents rose from 66 in 1917-18 to 131 in 1919-20, discusses wartime effects on youth behavior, and emphasizes mentality, grace, and skill over thoughtlessness.
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Milwaukee
Treaty squabble ended in Vienna agreement
Austria promised to amend her treaty with the Russian soviets to conform with the Allied peace treaty. British and French representatives announced their governments would release credits for the return of Austrian war prisoners, credit lines having been held up recently.
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Vienna
Austria
Thieves Loot Swiss Crematory Urns for Wealthy Families
In Berne near Bienne thieves broke into a crematory and stole urns with ashes of wealthy individuals. Prominent families in Berne and Zurich receive letters offering to return the urns for 2,000 to 4,000 francs, based on owners' finances. Police plan a trap to capture the ghouls.
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Berne
Switzerland
Bienne
Zurich
Pocket still nabbed by federal agents in North Carolina
Federal prohibition officers captured a pocket still described as a parlor device in Asheville. The miniature still, small enough to fit a pocket, was exhibited after officers seized the complete apparatus near Saluda. Prague reports a fall opening of exclusively Jewish schools announced by the Department acation.
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N. C
Saluda
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Acation
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