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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
9
The article states that drivers on highways outside towns must stop at least ten feet from a stopped school bus receiving or discharging pupils. Vehicles must remain stopped until all children are on or off the bus and the bus resumes movement. References include Art 66 144 Sec 201 and Public School Laws of Maryland.
With schools reopening thousands of children face highway dangers as they board and alight school buses. Wartime controls lifted and higher traffic volumes increase risk. Drivers are urged to observe stopping laws when a bus stops to load or unload pupils to save lives.
Sunday to Saturday diary fragments recount a chaotic week with slangy names and misread actions. Mentions include Dione tewplits, Emmy, Jake Mickey Hool, Patrek Henrey, Lizzy Tubbs, Ike, Clem Wadkinses, Blisters, Slim Jeters, Joe Hix, and Jane visiting. Aimed as a humorous ledger of misadventures rather than clear events.
A speaker describes waking up and telling a girl that girls are like animated dolls. She responds that they do not say mamma when squeezed. The speaker mentions failing to grab and suggests to see what happens next.
The Red Cross sewing drive in Greensboro progressed well this summer with a 83 inch wool quilt completed and displayed at A. W. Brumbaugh's window. Chairs from multiple churches and clubs coordinated efforts with 648 squares from Homemakers Club and W S C S, 140 from Baptist women, plus 60 bedside bags and 60 hospital slippers made for soldiers. The quilt and 20 dresses will aid Foreign War Relief, and knitters continue work on 7 men’s sleeveless sweaters and 10 scarves.
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