Auto Safety Belt Could Save Lives in 1912 Review
An American Medical Association study from 1912 analyzes highway deaths and safety measures. It notes 18 percent from head injuries and 28 percent from wheeled crashes, urging seat belt adoption and safer restraint practices amid early자동 vehicle safety discussions led by experts at regional meetings.
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Louis
Natomanien
Tives
Nome Nafety Chaines
Oh Hive
Fet
Eimer Maul
Tadiana
Aml
Teespor
Johny
Klein
Oponine Odty
Dakt
Wien
Ehest Insieles
Prescott News Teems With Holiday Prep and Meetings
The Prescott News lists a busy Riverside social season with church and charity events, meetings, and gatherings. Notable items include Bridge Club and Presbyterian group meetings, a public civic gathering at the White home, and a Republican party note. Prominent names appear among attendees, and a year-end social with chrysanthemums hints at seasonal celebrations.
Ex Russian Says He Can't Testify Safely
A former Russian official argues he cannot safely testify in a case, citing risks to his family and the need for protection. He discusses government assurances and the impact on cooperation with U S authorities and international observers, signaling possible delays in testimony.
Labor and Management Clash Over Wartime Labor Use
Union and management agree to oppose conscription of labor for wartime work though government agencies weigh options. Leaders state in all-out war the government should not order workers to specific jobs. Reports say department officials doubt they will be powerless, while Manpower needs may be met without coercive power. The joint committee report advises against wartime conscription and is being reviewed by Defense Mobilisation Director Arthur Fleming.
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Tenetary Iyar Cagrnko
United States
Canada
Gonvem
Goenka
Obtiwa
Wastiingon Fa
Avery
APL
George Medway
Aples Omandily Mide
Doveru
Menny
Assnof
WS. Chamber of Commerce
APL Cho
Eadlroud
Ttways
Cotyose Department
Selective Service
Kiebovena Gener Committee
Arthur 5. Fleming
Tax collections fall in Arkansas as receipts dip
Tax collections in Arkansas plunged last month by about 4.5 million dollars from November. Revenue Commissioner Vane Spurlock said total receipts were 9.407 million versus 14.52 million a year earlier. Income tax declines blamed on reduced business payments while sales tax rose to 3.586 million, up about 34 thousand from November 1952.
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Arkansas
Vane Spurlock
Scurlock
Isreyst Desrense
Roby Reardon
Erge
Reasdon
Dainty Salad Course Served at Meeting
Mrs. Tiarold Lewis notes a dainty salad course served while members attend including Mrs. Dyrtis Atkins Mrs. Hi H. McKensie Mrs. Guss McCaskill Mrs. Dudley Gondon and Mys Saxon Regan Mrs T R Moberg attended the gathering with other guests.
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Tiarold Lewis
Gihey
Dyrtis Atkins
H. McKensie
Guss McCaskill
Dudley
Gondon and
Mys
Saxon Regan
TR. Moberg Wes
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New York Newspapers Strike Shuts Papers Across City
The city faced a major disruption as negotiations failed and a strike halted publication. The Penal Tribune suspended its streamlined edition and other papers paused printing as unions push for a fairer deal. Officials warned of longer delays if talks stall further.
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Penal Tribune
Wien Storday
Furniture Strike Ends at the Little Rock Furniture Company
A strike by CIO United Furniture Workers ended in Little Rock as about 200 workers returned to their jobs without a contract. International Representative W J Smith said the union will seek a contract with one firm, while the company continued production by hiring nonunion workers.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Furniturey Co
International
W. JL Smith
CIO
United Furniture Workers
Wold
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