Charges in Cedar Rapids traffic crashes top seventy four percent
Cedar Rapids police filed charges in about 74 percent of reviewed crashes, citing 624 investigated incidents and 464 charged cases. Traffic Captain Bill Remington says careful driving and courtesy could cut crashes, while noting many cases hinge on proving loss of vehicle control or failure to yield.
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Carl Kane
Cedar Rapids
Bill Remington
Remington Ted
Nationality Council
Remington
Right of Way Rules and Courtesy Recommend Safe Intersections
A captain notes that courtesy can prevent accidents at intersections. He explains the right of way favors the vehicle on the right and cites common situations where failing to yield leads to crashes. Remington adds that simple gestures like tipping hats or holding doors reduce conflicts, but crowds and impatience at crossings often cause trouble.
Rukeyser Doubts Slump Forecasts At Cleveland Dinner
At the 56th convention in Cleveland Renney and author Rukeyser warned the economy is shifting from war to peace, with living standards rising and executives able to steer the transition. He cautioned against pressure groups opposing cost reductions and urged intergroup cooperation to avoid shortages and class conflict.
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Cleveland
Renney
American Warehouse Gendation
Too Many Brooms Endanger Blind Livelihood in St Louis
In St Louis the livelihood of 148 blind or partially blind workers is threatened by an excess of brooms. Leslie W. Ross, executive director of the Industrial Aid for the Blind, reported at the agency's annual meeting that 18,000 brooms sit unsold in the warehouse due to lack of market. Other broom makers could explain the shrinking need and the pressure on blind workers.
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ST. Louis
INL
Leslie W. Ross
Industrial Aid For the Blind
March of Dimes Funds Help in Training Program
The Linn county chairman notes that over 300 therapy students are training to meet a national shortage of physical therapists. He stresses the role of physical therapy in treating infantile paralysis and aiding rehabilitation for industrial accident victims as part of the March of Dimes drive ending January 30, 1947.
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March of Dimes
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Achter
Linn County
National Foundation
Lio Bue Town est es payment notice
County administrator Tavis Tews issues a brief public notice seeking payment of claims. The document states all persons with claims must present them and that there are no undisclosed debts against the estate.
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Fats
Estes Pe Cma
Tavis
Tews
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