Automobile Wrecks Laid To Drivers
Isabel Dean argues in Good Housekeeping that driver psychology causes most crashes not the car or road. She notes aggressive driving harms safety, traffic flow, and fuel use, citing studies on childish behavior and the illusion of safety behind the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Dean
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Miss Dean
Bristol County Scouts Plan Camp Wampanoag Roundup
Next weekend July 28 to 30 Bristol County and state troops will camp at Camp Wampanoag for a weekend roundup under their own leadership. Field Executive Arthur Seidman will supervise. Troop 4 meets tonight at Scout Hall then goes to camp for swimming games and development work. water carnival planned for Monday weather permitting with inter patrol competition for points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Wampangag
Boy Scouts
Arthur Seidman
Narragansett Council
Bristol
Scout Hall
Camp
Wampanoag
Bristol Troop
Lakewood
Frost Kings Defeat U S Rubber In Bristol Tilt
Marty Biancuzzo hit a bases loaded homer in the third and Paul Bruno added a deep center shot as the Frost Kings beat U S Rubber 6 to 1 at Bristol Common. Benevides pitched four hits with five strikeouts. Ryone fanned four for U S Rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Buiancuzzo
Paul Bruno
Frost Kings
Bristol
H Rvon
Floyd Bvone
Marsden
McCarthy
McMahon
Pansa
Joe Securo
Turillo Biancuzzo
Centrfield
Borges
Sevigenes
Benevides
Torillo
H Rvone
Cabral
Ferrera
H Brone
Turillo
Caligaland
Rudge
Biancuzzo
P Securo
D'Ambrosio
Bruno
Securo
Ryone
314 Moustaches and Beards Created for the Suez Film
Hollywood report notes Carl Axzelle the moustache maker produced 2314 facial prosthetics for the 20th Century Fox production Suez. The collection ranged from simple toothbrush lip adornments to elaborate styles like Piccadilly weepers and double-fringe Galways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Hollywood
Calif
20Th Century-Fox
Suez
Carl Axzelle
Piccadilly
Latimer’s Courage Guided by Voices Before King and King of Kings
In Bilney’s guidance Latimer, a reformer of England, faced imprisonment and the death penalty for his faith. An inner voice warned him to temper his words before King Edward VI, then another urged him to remember he would preach before the King of Kings. The piece also notes The Christian Science Monitor’s Watch City origins in Wal tham Massachusetts since 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Latimer
Bilney
England
Latimer
Edward VI
Christian Science
United States
Waltham
Mass
The
Christian Science Monitor
Soviet Music Education Emphasizes Regional Folk Forms
In Soviet Russia, minorities are taught region specific folk music and instruments to foster national culture. The text also reflects Ezekiel visions of a rebuilt Jerusalem with temple worship led by the sons of Zadok and the Levites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Ezekiel
Babylon
Jerusalem
Ezek
Fadok
Phe
Tere
Peri Seienca
Difference Salary and Income Explained
Salary is payment for your own work and services. Income includes earnings from all sources including inherited or familial assets.
Pressure of Water Depth Rule
The article states that water pressure on a submerged body increases by one pound per square inch for every two feet of depth. This rule applies uniformly across depths and outlines a simple linear relationship between depth and pressure.
Excelsior Club Plans Tea for 50th Anniversary
The Excelsior Tennis Club will host a Tennis and Tea at the clubhouse and courts on Saturday afternoon July 29 from 3 to 6 o clock to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Jubilee Committee chair is Mrs Charles B Rockwell Jr with Rev Robert N Turner as vice chairman. Officers include William Mo Vischer president Robert W Nelson vice president Mrs John W DeWolf secretary and Miss Molle G Hamill treasurer. Executive committee members are Ibert HH Flot Jr George Ho Springer and William Pinch Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Tennis Club
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Robert N Turner
William Mo Vischer
Robert W. Nelson
John W DeWolf
Molle G Hamill
Ibert HH Flot
George Ho Springer
William Pinch
Morris House in Philadelphia once hosted Washington and Adams
The Morris House on Market Street Philadelphia hosted George Washington from 1790 to 1797 and John Adams until 1800. Fire destroyed the ruins in 1780, Robert Morris leased and rebuilt it, then Andrew Kennedy bought it for 37 000 dollars. Adams left when the capital moved to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Philadelphia
Washington
Sieur John Holker
Genera
France
Market Street
Rober Morris
John Adams
Andrew Kennedy
Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Good Housekeeping
Cub
Cubs
Camp Wampanoag
William F Head
SWIFT
Colt
Alberta
Florida Marsh
U. S. Rubber
Krakatoa Island
Sundra Strait
Java
Sumatra
Ab Rhoa McCarthy, If
Mic Mahon Cf
Securo Cf
Avone
Cabral If
Ferriccra
Burdge
Sevigney
Sylvia
U S- Rubber
Ion Ann
Excelsior Club
Gila
Millard
Lok
Hope Street
Charles M. Connery
Tel
Burton ST
Newman Bros
S. S. Pierce Co. Fine Foods
Prudence Island
Igt