State lawmakers push curb on auto deaths nationwide
Washington reports sweeping state actions to curb motorist deaths through safety laws. The AAA notes progress on the Safety-Responsibility Bill, compulsory inspections, safety glass, driver licensing, and expanded highway patrols across many states and D C.
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Federal Aides Seek Help Over Foreclosure Tactics
Federal officials in Kansas City request help from Attorney General Homer Cummings to curb disruption of foreclosure sales. Randall Wilson, assistant district attorney, wired that the Department of Justice division of investigation had refused.
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Ford Guest House 35 Percent Finished at Dearborn Rouge Park
Dearborn Michigan construction 35 percent complete on a permanent visitors entrance to Ford Rouge Plant. The 13 1 2 acre site will house Indiana limestone walls and a 1000 ton steel frame, with dedication planned around Thanksgiving. The project mirrors the former Chicago World's Fair rotunda and aims to welcome tourists to tours of the plant.
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Ford V-8 reconditioning ushers in new service method
Experts hail Ford Motor Companys application of scientific production methods to engine recon ditioning as the decade s notable advance in service. A reconditioned motor equal to a new one emerges after complete disassembly and replacement or refinishing of worn parts with precise tolerance control.
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Woodmen of the World Camp Outing Planned for August 24
Woodmen of the World camps from High Point Asheboro Thomasville and Winston Salem will meet in Asheboro next Saturday August 24 for a field day with ball games outdoor sports and an exhibition drill by uniform rank teams Prizes will be offered for the drill close initiation will follow and a banquet at 6 oclock The general assembly to begin at 2 pm will feature D B McCrary of Asheboro delivering the welcome address with Dr D E Henderson of Charlotte replying Several hundred attendees are expected.
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Marcus Apicius Devotes Fortune to Odd Foods
The Roman epicure Marcus Apicius spent four million dollars on rare foods imported from across the known world. His lavish lifestyle drained his fortune to four hundred thousand and he died by suicide, saying he would rather be dead than eat ordinary fare.
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Ford Brakes Emphasize Safety and Value
Ford asserts its brakes are a key safety feature, powerful and quick-stepping, designed to match the performance of the most expensive cars. The Ford V-8 aims to raise overall motor car value for all drivers, spanning safety, performance, comfort, beauty and convenience.
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