Name of Millionth Traffic Fatality Won't Be Known
Chicago dispatch explains the National Safety Council expects motor vehicle fatalities to reach one million by December 21 but cannot identify a specific person as the millionth victim. The count includes deaths in cars buses trucks motorcycles and other motor vehicles and uses 1933 onward actual figures with earlier estimates. The purpose of Million Day is to raise awareness about rising fatalities and to spur action.
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National Safety Council
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John Doe
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Aquatic Bird and Transferee Aide Puzzle Clues
A mixed list of crossword style clues with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes aquatic bird, transferee, words like fondle genuine lettuce and goddess of peace, plus abbreviations and scattered cross references.
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Grocery Clerk's Dream Comes True at Huge Cannery Empire
Tillie Lewis, Brooklyn-born clerk turned president of Flotill Products of California, runs three canneries in Stockton and Modesto with a million-dollar monthly payroll and 4506 employees. She oversees C-ration assembly contracts and vast tomato operations while championing women in defense industries and strong labor relations. Her husband, Meyer Lewis, leads Western AFL operations and supports a home-centered, industrious lifestyle.
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NEA Food and Markets
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Quartermaster Corps
Meyer L. Lewis
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