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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1946
Page
5
Cedar Rapids safety week centers on White Friday from June 27 with a 24 hour push to prevent traffic accidents. A coordinated effort by city county and state authorities includes a free car check at the police safety lane and stickers or defect cards based on inspection results.
An ongoing safety lane program urges vehicle owners to have cars checked to reduce accidents caused by faulty equipment. It aligns with an international police safety drive across the United States and Canada. Local sponsors include the Young Men's Bureau Chamber of Commerce led by Byron K. Anderson and several Cedar Rapids agencies. The effort involves consultations with local officials and safety divisions as it promotes preventive care amid broader health and safety education.
State convention of the Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America plans a business session during its barbers conclave. The meeting aims to discuss standards, dues, and upcoming events for members across chapters.
Experiments with baby chicks indicate that their eyes are impaired from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light.
William Brady M D discusses obesity treatment, noting patient compliance as the main challenge. He highlights that true pathological obesity from gland issues is rare and emphasizes medical guidance and tailored care, offering a pamphlet on losing weight.
On November 7 1941 Cedar Rapids faced two minor accidents involving parked cars during White Friday safety week activities. Mayor Hahn underscored nationwide traffic safety points emphasized by authorities.
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