Licensing of Automobile Drivers Backed by Traffic Studies
A St. Louis investigation urges licensing to reduce accidents. It cites self hypnotism as 3 percent and lists eight causes with remedies including education, better engineering, and penalties. Detroit findings show many drivers have mental and physical impairments, underscoring the need for licenses and enforcement.
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L. D. Stephens
Traffic Syndicate Bureau of St. Louis
Mr. Stephens
Stephens
St. Louis
Detroit
Thomas M. Cotter
South Dakota
Debenture plan divide farm relief debate at Washington
Middle westerners and farmers grapple with a Senate move to include the debenture proposal in relief legislation while President Hoover calls it economic heresy. Democratic and Republican factions face political risk as they navigate parity for agriculture and the veto threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
Congress
Senators' conflicting stance on farm bill and Hoover support
The message notes a push for a bill in the house with presidential approval, while some senators from agricultural states resist, risking agriculture for political needs. It questions what those senators hope to gain from their stance despite Hoover's perceived purpose and ability.
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Beens
House
Hoover
Fire Hazards at Aberdeen Spur Insurance Push
The state insurance department led by Commissioner Don C. Lewis weighs higher rates after Aberdeen payouts exceed residents premiums by 124000. Committees inspect buildings and water mains while plans for department shakeups unfold to improve safety and reduce fire losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
State Insurance Department
Don C. Lewis
Lewis
North Carolina's road program saves motorists millions
A commentary from the Christian Science Monitor highlights North Carolina road funding and construction begun in 1921. It argues highways costing about 127 million dollars yield annual vehicle taxes and license fees, with estimated total savings near 99.9 million, plus reduction in fuel use, wear, and accidents.
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Christian Science Monitor
North Carolina
United States
North Carolina State College Engineering Experiment Station
Feder
Lovses
Geome
Exves Ag
Huron celebrates first aviation milestone in South Dakota progress
In a early 20th century ceremony in Huron, the community marks aviation as a developing, rapid transport reality. The speech highlights air traffic growth, future flights, and South Dakota cities like Pierre and Rapid City embracing air possibilities and leading regional development.
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Chaptre Hitchcock News
Huto
South Dakota
Huron
Beadie County
Yevelous
Wes Bee
Pierre
Rapid
City
Dakota
Mars
Huron Daily Roundup of Visits Departures and Marriages
A jumble of town notes lists travelers and visitors including G O Kelley heading east for three weeks with stops in Washington D C Buffalo and other cities. Dr H P Carson attended a Theological Seminary Board meeting in Omaha and returned home. Others depart for Melliette St Louis Chicago Hawarden Redfield and Wolsey areas. A wedding unites Clarence Osmondson and Miss Rebekah Martin at the Presbyterian manse.
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G. O ‘Kelley
Eastern Paints
Washington, D.C
Bffalo
New York
H. P. Carson
The
Theological Seminary Board of Directors
Omaha
C.S. Ralph
M. L. Tobin
Mellétte
Curly Crane
Jamestown
N.D
Glen Goodman
A K
Sioux Falls
A. 0
A. W
Satelline
Estelline Lodge
T. J. Null
Redfield
Taylor
Clarence, Osmondson
Rebekah’ Martin
Wolsey
Anderson
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Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
South Carola
Deadwood
Granville G. Bennett
W. H. McMaster
Sitting Bull
Fort Ray- Gall
Grand River
John Grass
Standing Rock
Ago” Hee
Aday
Fair City Paint & Glass CO
Varlow-Pric
Jonse Ratots
Beautivul
Olor
Universal Aviation Corporation
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Standlard ‘Aviation
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Company Indiarny Huron, S. D
Ali Bai
WGN
Davenporey Ae Des Meliaas
Ansas
Hot Pauly
Duluth
Saitg
Ian
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