New Minimum Speed Law Signed By State Legislature
Alabama's 1930 highway code includes a minimum speed rule, penalizing driving that impedes traffic. The law, effective January 1, 1930, also addresses passing, left turns, and lane usage on multi lane roads, with enforcement by highway patrol and potential civil liability for accidents. It signals a push toward broader traffic regulation and pedestrian protection.
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Tom Wale Montgomery
Félow
Alabama
Hoso
Ventor
Bolt
Suiright
Malta
Rheumatism Cure Promises Freedom From Suffering
A Missouri clinic advertises a special treatment blend tied to mineral waters at Excelsior Springs. The notice claims a book explains why medications fail and promises readers relief from arthritis and rheumatism, urging letters to obtain the newly enlarged work.
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Iam
Excelsors Missouri
Aytem
Excelsior Springs
Missou'i
New Highway Code Brings Wide Signal Rules and Vehicle Standards
The Desi ant amendment updates traffic rules requiring proper head signals for starting, stopping, and turning, adds signals for left and right turns and stop, and mandates new procedures at intersections. It bans front seat TV sets and driving with more than three on the front seat, renames cornering rules, and adds pedestrian, bicycle, and equipment standards with future safety windshield and wiper inspections.
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Taat
Gae Svetion
Wade
Rm Motoriata
Arrvest
Reli
Ughis
Odd Apple Tree Guardianship Report From Latrobe
A Latrobe report notes an apple tree owned by Augustine Magwiore with two apples growing from the trunk while the rest of the tree bears fruit. The article mentions U.S. Marines performing duties in 1921 and 1946, with teathernecks gasified high like at the ceatest of the Poat Oftics Department.
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Latrobe, Pa
Augustine Mag Wiore
Screwworm Fight Hits Alabama Farmers Hard
Alabama farmers battle screwworm infestations across Central and Southeast regions. Dr. W A Ruffin says the worst is yet to come with an estimated half million dollars in livestock damage, as careful inspection and prompt treatment remain essential to limit losses before freezes.
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Robert Qhesnut
Auburn
Alabama
Inghe
Ilver
Alabem
W. A. Ruffin
A. P
Aehis
Ruttle
Ruttin
Tuat An
U.S
Florida
Conecuh
Houston
Tony
Montgomery
Randolph
Sumter
Ex-Dothan Woman Plans Meals For Italian Refugees
Geneva Switzerland about 24 362 war refugees look to former Dothan woman Susan R Christian for nourishment. She leads nutrition efforts with the International Refugee Organization in Rome after serving as welfare officer for UNERA and later TRO Health Staff. Born in Dothan she was active in university and government nutrition programs and has traveled through Italy on relief inspections.
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Speci
Geneva
Switzerland
Bisa
Susan R. Christian
Fx Entef
International
Rome
Taly
Dothan
Miss Christian
American Association of University
Wothen
Nerto Lena Street
Cullman
UNERA
TRO
Christian
PelesMne
Egypt
Germany
Maly
Naples
Ancona
Salerno
U. S. Department of Agriculture Farm Security Administration
Enterprise
Montguisty
FAO
Miss Christian Wins Hosenwald Scholarship at Cranbrook
Miss Christian is awarded the Hosenwald Scholarship at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. The article notes United Nations agencies within IRO and TRO work housing and relocating refugees. IRO assisted nearly 1,000,000 refugees from the last war and TRO moved about 500,000 to homes or new countries.
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Christian
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Miss Christan
United Nations Organiza Iio
IRO
TRO
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A. J. Craft
Houston County
Columbia
Ware
Craft
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Monarch
Mars
Serdiches
Agnonomous
the Dothan-Eagle
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Napier Field Farm Lands
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County of
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