4 H safety program promotes rural road vigilance
Four H club members warn that stopping a car at 60 mph requires more distance than a football field. They urge self policing, vehicle checks, and safety discipline as rural fatalities rise, noting GM backed incentives including $400 scholarships and trips to Chicago. The program is run by the Cooperative Extension Service under USDA.
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General Motors
Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Charity Above All: A Call to Generosity and Kindness
The passage emphasizes that grand gifts and extreme sacrifices are worthless without genuine charity. It asserts that true acts of love arise from a heart filled with loving kindness, noting that opportunities to help others are never wasted and that others may benefit from what is missed by the giver.
When Discomfort Index Guides Summer Plans
The Weather Bureau’s discomfort index combines temperature and humidity to gauge how people feel. At 75 about half feel uncomfortable, at 70 only 10 percent, and at 80 everyone is miserable. Plan days to minimize activity and heat exposure. Dress lightly, eat simple meals, and save heavy work for cooler times both at home and on the job.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
City Driving Rules From New York Police Chief
New York police commissioner Stephen Kennedy outlines three broad rules for city driving in heavy traffic. He stresses knowing and obeying regulations, checking the car regularly, and practicing defensive driving with care, courtesy, and common sense. He warns against drinking and driving and weaving through traffic.
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New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Deaths continued from page eight in Laurel area
Obituary notes Mose E Sinn of Canada with three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services occurred at Windsor-Disharoon Funeral Home Laurel Delaware with Rev Dale Ruth of Centenary Methodist Church Laurel presiding. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery. An egotist is one who thinks if he hadn't been born, people would wonder why.
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Mose E. Sinn
Canada
Windsor-Disharoon Funeral Home
Laurel
Del
Dale L. Ruth
Centenary Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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