Express Highways Proposed to Curb City Traffic
Harvard Bureau for Street and Traffic Research reports that highways free of intersections and elevated could cut 72 percent of fatal accidents and cost less than widening streets. Dr. Miller McClintock notes commercial vehicles would justify express routes. The bureau plans two graduate courses and 15 fellowships funded by the Automobile Manufacturers Association to study traffic control nationwide.
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Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
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New York
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Boston
Police Learn G Men Secrets From FBI Training Course
Washington report details a 12 week FBI training program for 25 city police from American cities at the Bureau of Investigation. Courses covered crime scene methods, lab tests, handwriting analysis, and court preparation with experts including J Edgar Hoover and noted scholars. Dispatches also note new German tape machines and Brazil diamond news.
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Washington
Bureau of Investigation
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Weau
Paco
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Chica
A. J. Drexel Biddie
Philadelphia
Liu Jitsu
L. C. Black
Ohio Highway Patrol
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U. S Army
G. B. Magrath
Harvard
Quinn
San Francisco
J. E. Sheslan
New York
Campbell the wheat king of Montana eyes farm plan
In Pasadena, Thomas D. Campbell, president of the Campbell Farming Corp, describes his world‑leading wheat operation on 47,000 acres rented from the government. He explains machinery able to plow an acre every two minutes and harvest in a minute, highlighting his plan to address farm purchasing power and unemployment among farmers.
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Thomas D. Campbell
Campbell
Campbell, Farming Corporation
Montana
New York
Chicago
Olfers
Thomas D Campbell Sees Tariff Equality as Farm Solution
Thomas D Campbell, famed wheat raiser, argues tariff equality would ease farm problems by leveling prices and protecting growers. He contends equal tariffs promote stability and restore market fairness for farmers nationwide.
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The provided text fragment offers no cohesive report, names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a headline and summary. It mentions large figures and purchasing power in vague terms without context or identifiable subjects.
The Henry Fort of Farming A west legend on tariff reform and wheat
The article profiles a western farmer known as The Henry Fort of Farming, detailing his advocacy for tariff equality with industry and proposals to set dual prices for major crops. It traces his career from Cornell to mechanized farming, his stock holdings, leased acreage, and a plan to authorize a daily world price plus specific tariff adjustments to aid farmers.
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Campbell
United States
Sto
Legionnaires Meet Tonight To Hear Campaign Reports
Members of the William Reaves Pow of the American Lagoon convene at 9 p m in the Legion Ball to hear reports on spring conferences at Chamberlain the Golden Gloves events the membership drive and the Whit tournament. Kar Buchholz will supervise entertainment William Kutil leads the lunch committee Sheriff Joe Reilly will present membership campaign details.
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William Reaves
American Lagoon
Chamberlain
Kar Buchholz
William Kutil
Joe Reilly
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