Missouri Students Burn Tree and March on President Home
Missouri University students staged a protest over holiday length by burning a Christmas tree and marching to President Frederick Middlebush’s home. They rang cowbells, chanted We want Pred ie, and disrupted classes across the campus before returning to Jesse Hall.
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Safety group opposes video sets in autos
Harrisburg December 10 The Highway Safety Advisory Committee opposes installation of television receivers in automobiles citing safety hazards. The panel discussed a plan to broaden county representation on sub committees and to include municipal and county officials, plus transcribed safety radio programs and safety patrol cars used by commercial groups.
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Editorial Critiques Hunting Safety Laws
In a Pittsburgh paper a recent editorial condemns hunting as a social danger and calls for mandatory examinations before hunting license purchases. The writer argues that even strict tests would not prevent accidents, noting fatalities among seasoned hunters and comparing risks to other activities.
Editorial dismisses exam plan for driver tests in game law debate
An editorial rejects a proposed statewide driver examination tied to game law, arguing it would require many examiners and disrupt officials’ duties. It warns of political backlash and notes other needed changes to reduce accidents, urging against unethical experiments amid legislative debate.
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Short Wave Radio Interference Worries Pennsylvania Forest Service
State forest wardens report growing interference with short wave radio transmitters in Pennsylvania’s forest network. Officials from the Department of Forests and Waters say interference has not yet caused danger to fire observation systems, but tests across districts seek ways to minimize disruptions while preserving coverage.
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Panama Hat Made From Ordinary Fabric Lays Claim
A Renodorean hatmaker promotes a Panama style hat crafted from ordinary fabric, claiming it can be made without damage. The product is described as easy to produce and suitable for general wear, emphasizing practical results over luxury branding.
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