Sunday driving safety plea urges cooperative road use
A Sunday safety message urges drivers pedestrians and parents to follow right of way and keep children off streets to cut motor fatalities. Travelers Insurance cites 17000 deaths last vacation season from a survey of 50000 violations showing one fourth not yielding right of way and one sixth on the wrong side with speeding contributing most on Sundays.
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Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
Half Billion Spent On Hot Dogs And Drinks On Roadsides
Dr. John Klein reports roadside food and drink stands in the United States total about 500 million dollars annually. There are 110000 to 125000 stands, with new ones added yearly, many open year round. He argues the industry signals vast tourist travel and a shift in American mobility shaping culture and economy.
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Indianapolis
John Klein
Parking device lets cars park in tight spots invented
Jefferson City May 31 novelty device enables parking in narrow spaces. Inventor R W Branson of the Missouri state auditing department attaches two small wheels to the front axle with a hinge. The wheels drop to ground via a dashboard control and allow backing the car a short distance to settle the vehicle.
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NEA
Jefferson City
R. W. Bransom
Missouri State Auditing Department
Campers Oven From an Ingenious Five-Gallon Can
A Modern Mechanics writer proposes a simple camper oven made from a five gallon square oil can. Small holes are punched along seams and joints wired to keep the can closed if solder melts. One end is cut away to form a door with a hinged piece wired to the rim.
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Modern Mechanics
Railroad Crossing Density in United States Report
The American Automobile Association notes an average of one unprotected grade crossing per fourteen miles of road in the United States across all types of Bahay.
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The
American Automobile Association
United
State Parks Attract Thousands and Break Attendance Records
Attendance at Indiana state parks soars with 1930 attractions including horseback riding bus tours from Indianapolis and a new zoo at Pokagon on Lake James. Director Richard Lieber says this season will be the greatest since 1919 and the parks' division heads note increased visitor interest statewide.
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Indiana State Parks
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Paul Y. Brown
Division of Lands and Waters
Lieber
Indianapolis
New Zoo
Pokagon State Park
Lake James
Turkey Run State Park
William Guthrie
Brown
State Highway Commission
Conservaton Department
Clifty Falls State Park
Ohio River
Indiana Dunes
Lake Michigan
Clark County State Forest
Muscatatuck State Park
Spring Mill State Park
Indiana
Conservation Department
Statehouse
Railways Cut Rates for VacationTrips of 1930
Railways trim vacation travel costs as eastern trunk lines offer low rates to Atlantic coast points and Canadian resorts. Escorted trips mix rail, bus, air and water travel with prices from 50 to 4000 dollars. Turvacation routes include Niagara Falls, New England, Chicago hub tours, and Western destinations like Denver and Yellowstone. Parks and state resorts add new hotels and attractions across Indiana with state park openings and road improvements.
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Fair Oaks Convenient Lakeside Leisure at Tippecanoe
Fair Oaks on Lake Tippecanoe offers cottages facing the lake with electric lighting. The area provides groceries meats and essentials for a pleasant vacation. Nearby tennis croquet courts horseshoe pits boating and bathing plus an eighteen hole golf course and Pottawatomi Gardens with nightly dancing.
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Fair Oaks
Lake
Tippecanoe
Pottawatomi Gardens
Oak Guarded by State Named for Deam in Indiana
A natural hybrid oak discovered in 1904 by L. A. and E. B. Williamson near Bluffton Indiana has been deeded to the state for safekeeping. The tree is named in honor of Charles C. Deam a research forester and noted botanist.
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Bluffton
Ind
L. A
E. B. Williamson
Charles C. Deam
Blue Bluffs Joins Martinsville Recreation Scene
Blue Bluffs near Martinsville opens to the public with Saturday night square dances drawing both young and old. The entertainment boost has increased the site's popularity as an ideal vacation spot.
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Blue Bluffs
Martinsville
American tourist business to Canada valued at half a billion
Ernest N. Smith of the American Automobile Association estimates that American tourism will be worth about 500 million dollars to Canada within a few years.
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Ernest N. Smith
The
American Automobile Association
Canada
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Frank J. McCarthy
Fair Oaks Convenient
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