U S losses in Korea 1950 record safety year
The nation reported its safest year on record in 1950 yet accident casualties remained significant as the United States Safety Council tallied total losses from home front accidents. About 90 000 killed and 89 injured in mishaps with 7 7 billion in overall costs across fatal and non fatal incidents. The Korean War era casualties included 6897 in action 614 wounded and 902 missing. Falls and motor vehicle crashes rose while firearms deaths declined. Catastrophes caused large death tolls in major weather and transportation disasters.
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Chicago
Nahonel Safety Council
Nevon
Lovecome
Wage Rosses
Ace
Den's
New York
Lake Michigan
The Bread Book Offer Tips On Yeast Quick Breads
An advertising blurb promotes The Bread Book with recipes for yeast and quick breads coffee cakes doughnuts muffins and rolls. It includes illustrated steps and sample muffin and other bread variations using bacon cheese blueberry and pineapple add ins and a 15 cent offer to obtain a copy from the grocer.
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Mary
Auto Buying Spree Triggered by Higher Tax Proposal
Detroit vendors warn a 220 percent federal excise tax on cars could spark a rush before it bites. Dealers note credit terms limit purchases and spring demand looms, while industry spokesmen argue supply and defense cuts already strain orders despite history of booms when taxes rise. The Auto Manufacturers Association cites a 32 000 car package would rise to 167 under the proposed tax.
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Detroit
Mich
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Theirrail
Snyder
Automotile Manufacturers, Association
Michigan
Mardi Gras Fever Sweeps New Orleans Weekend Revels
New Orleans erupts in carnival fever as masks, torch parades, and makeshift celebrations replace shutdowns. Navy man Lindsey Larson Jr and Audrey Burke lead a military flavor court. Zulu parade chiefs distribute coconuts while revelers toast the night into Lent.
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Preston McGraw
New Orleans
New
Cancell
Adonis
Hermes
Patra
Patria
Canal Street
Livebloads
Kang
Pie
Roland Brown
That Backbone of Yours by Dr Lindsey Excerpt
Excerpt from a Toledo Blade article by George Matthew Adama extols the spine as the central human highway upholding health and destiny. It praises its importance, warns against injury, and notes the spine supports the head and national leaders, urging readers to value posture and well being.
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George Matthew Adama
Toledo
Englishman Catalogs Biblical Words and Mount Vernon Move
An Englishman spent years compiling words from the Bible and Apocrypha totaling 926 877. The note adds that George and Martha Washington moved to Mount Vernon in 1732.
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George and
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
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