Car seat harness touted as safer than regular belts
A retired millionaire, Andrew J. White of New Hampshire, claims regular car seat belts offer no real protection and can injure the head in crashes. He promotes a V shaped harness he designed, asserts it prevents head injuries, and notes his nonprofit backs extensive testing and safety consulting work.
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Lee
N.H
Andrew J. White
White
Motor Vehicle Research of New Hampshire Inc
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
US. Steel
BF. Goodrich
Gambling three no trump pays off in Vanderbilt Cup match
In a 1952 Regional in St Louis two Californians Bill Hanna and Douglas Steen reach seven clubs after a risky sequence. East doubles six no trump and again seven clubs, exposing a strong reading by Hanna who deduces East holds hearts ace king and maybe queen. West finally leads trumps and claims slam as the deal ends.
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Jacoby & Son
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bill Hanna
Douglas Steen
St. Louis
Doug
Bill
East
South
Henerter Sienete
West
Alfred P Sloan Helped Build the Auto Giant
Alfred P Sloan Jr who shaped General Motors until 1956 and founded the Sloan Foundation died after a life of industry philanthropy. He launched a major cancer research institution with Charles Kettering, donated 305 million, and left a legacy of business and automotive innovation.
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New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Sloan
General Motors
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Ucation
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Irene
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Charles F. Kettering
Kettering
General Motors Research Laboratory
New Haven
Conn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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MIT
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Corvair
Falcon
Dart
Daytona
U.S
American Motors
Rambler Deeler
Rambler
Piedmont
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Trowncraft
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