Nationwide Drive for Safer Drivers Aims at Licenses
Chicago December 8 1936 Striking at the root of traffic deaths the National Safety Council backs state campaigns for standard drivers license laws or upgrading existing ones. Governors elects support passage of standard laws with public officials civic groups and safety organizations leading. Council data says 24000 lives could have been saved over ten years with standard licenses and stringent examination and centralized authority. Some states already plan or pass first class laws while others lag.
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Pope Pius Reported Much Improved Today
United Press reports Pope Pius is much improved after a crisis. He is 79 with leg weakness and asthma but rested well last night. The pontiff’s doctor advised bed rest and there will be no further semi official press updates unless conditions change.
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Corry Club Plans Christmas Charity Event
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held its December meeting at Miss Wilma Rich's home with eight members present. They agreed to cooperate with the Corry Lodge of Fits for the citys annual Christmas party for needy children and voted to fund Christmas seats. Guest speaker Mrs. F. S. Austin spoke on Legislature and Miss Violet Raeke invited members to a Christmas party at the Hotel Corry on December 21.
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Petitions Circulated Over Sewing Project Reinstatement
In Erie Pennsylvania on December 8 petitions requesting immediate reinstatement of the entire sewing project across the Erie WPA area were circulating in the city. Reports from WPA headquarters say the petitions will be sent to federal authorities after about a week of campaigning to gain signatures.
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Walnut Gift For Prince ton Church Rebuild
The First Presbyterian Church of Princeton plans walnut pews and frames for its rebuilding after the fire damage. C. V. Field donated eighty walnut boards to aid the project, supporting new doors windows and furnishings as the church restores its structure.
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