Language Barrier No Halt To Safety
Language Barrier No Halt To Safety reports Chicago’s Driver Improvement School offering classes in Spanish and Polish in addition to English to aid immigrants and displaced persons. Open to those over 15 who understand Spanish or Polish but not English, courses run eight hours total with a translated written permit test for optimal testing conditions.
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Chicago
Arthur L. Conrad
Poland
Puerto Rico
Secretary of State’s Office
Building For Eternity Poem By Hilda K Wiggin Lowe
A reflective verse by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe urges lifelong effort to build a lasting spiritual life rooted in God by acts of love charity and honesty. The piece links personal development to eternal values and service to the needy. It closes with a wry observation on estimating car needs and historical hindsight.
Children Learn Right Habits In Novel Court
A Safety and Courtesy Court at Biscayne Elementary in Miami Beach trains primary grade pupils to unlearn risky driving habits. With school, PTA, Optimist Club, and Jaycees support, students act as judges and jurors in sessions tied to the judge’s own court. Violations lead to essays on safe pedestrian and driver conduct.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Biscayne
Miss Smith
PTA
Optimist Club
The
Jaycees
Global safety slogans with world backing
A catalog of translated slogans from China England France Germany Hungary Israel Mexico Russia South Africa Sweden and the United States shows how safety messages aim to shape behavior. The collection notes slogans alone are not enough without ongoing action and a solid safety program.
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National Safety Council
China
England
France
Germany
Hungary
Israel
Mexico
Russia
South Africa
Sweden
United States
Social Security Rep Here Monday at Denton Fire House
Mr. Robert F. O'Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday February 16 beginning at 10 a.m. to assist residents with benefits and program questions.
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Robert F. O'Regan
The
Social Security Administration
Denton
Card of Thanks from Mildred B Butler
A note of gratitude to friends who visited sent flowers and gifts during illness, thanking them for the support and kindness that aided the writer’s recovery.
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Mildred B. Butler
Maryland Tobacco Quota Referendum Details for 1959
Notices mailed to Maryland tobacco farmers explain how the 1959 national marketing quota of 42.6 million pounds translates to 48 409 acres for allotments. Voters may approve quotas for 1959 1960 and 1961 crops. two thirds approval activates allotments and penalties. If not approved the 1959 crop faces no quotas or price support and another vote would occur later. Unshorn lambs only eligible for wool program payments under the National Wool Act with payments calculated per hundredweight.
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Maryland
Maryland Tobacco
Teague Killed In Bid For New Daytona Speed Record
Veteran racer Marshall Teague was killed in a freak accident while attempting a speed record at Daytona International Speedway. He had set an American track record at 171.82 mph in the Sumar Special, then hit trouble in the pits with a severely cut tire. Daytona practice continues as drivers prepare for time trials and the February feature races. Fireball Roberts won the pole for sedans in last weekend's trials.
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Marshall Teague
Danger
Teague
Daytona International Speedway
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Burrsville Burrsville Quarterly Conference and Pancake Day
The Burrsville quarterly conference was held at Union Church on Monday February 2 with about 175 farmers attending the Open House Pancake Day at R H Stafford and Son on February 4. Mrs Robert Stafford and her mother Mrs G A Wilson of Houston traveled to Baltimore where Mrs Wilson was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Sarah Thawley a student nurse at Union Memorial Baltimore was a weekend guest of her parents. Mrs John Collison of Denton visited Mr and Mrs Carroll Caldwell last Sunday. Mr Cornelius Roe of Baltimore visited his sister Mrs H A Porter and their brother Mr Shanley Roe who is a patient at Milford Hospital this week.
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Burrsville
Union Church
R. H. Stafford & Son
Robert Stafford
G. A. Wilson
Houston
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sarah Thawley
Union Memorial Hospital
John Collison
Denton
Carroll Caldwell
Cornelius Roe
H. A. Porter
Shanley Roe
Milford Hospital
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Army
Air Force
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
State
Pai
West Indies
Jeanne Smith
Dodge
Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe
Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety
Daytona
Imall
Cooper Furniture Company
Everngam
Breeding & Nichols
Melvin’s Restaurant
Ben Franklin
Jerry
Gerardi Bros
Bata Shoe Store
Adams & Wright Hardware CO
Western Auto Associate Store
Townsend
Griffith’s Apparel
Clark Shop
SILCO
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