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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
4
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W. Gox warns a rise in summer activity increases pedestrian risks. He cites 9 900 pedestrian deaths and 230 000 injuries yearly, urging drivers and pedestrians to learn road safety and children to avoid running into streets, with bicycle riders identified as contributing to certain crashes.
The Chronicle is entered at the post office in Carrollton Texas as second class matter under the Act of Congress dated March 9 1879.
A partial excerpt advises pedestrians to wear white clothing or carry white objects when walking on a highway at night. It mentions rear headlights detectable when oriented downward and emphasizes low positioning to improve visibility.
Countywide farm safety push urges cotton farmers to join free classes and hazard removal programs to prevent costly accidents. Organized groups and market news services under the Smith-Doxey Act support safer practices and daily farm routines nationwide.
The passage states that any mistaken reflection on a firm, corporation, or individual's character will be corrected once the editor is notified. It emphasizes the editor's responsibility to address inaccurate or damaging comments.
Agricultural Extension Service personnel supervised a home garden program in 283 Texas counties last year. The food and nutrition specialists of the A&M College Extension Service report that during 1950 more than 5,000 home freezers were purchased by rural families in Texas. Farmers in Cooke County report use of warfarin in county wide rat control campaigns.
A set of safety guidelines urging riders to stay near the right curb or edge of the highway and to obey all traffic laws. It advises against taking bar rides and warns against engaging in risky conduct.
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