Group Leaders Lash Proposal Of Toll Roads
Washington leaders from five national highway user groups condemn toll roads as a double tax on users already taxed for roads. The publication attacked toll financing as unsound, warning farmers and truckers would bear higher costs if free routes aren’t improved. Noted figures include Albert of the National Grange Allan B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau and John V. Lawrence of the American Trucking Associations.
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American Trucking Associations, Inc
Once Bombed Tokyo, Now Preaches There
The Rev. Jacob Deshazer who bombed Tokyo with a B-25 and was later captured in China will preach his first sermon in Tokyo on Sunday. He is back for a second look at the Japanese world, including the Free Methodist mission at Winona Lake, amid renewed attention to his wartime experiences and a Bible given by a Japanese guard.
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Jacob Deshazer
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China
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Winona Lake
Talk Talk Talk-Problem Ups Educators In Ozone
Washington report on educators debating how to improve speaking and listening skills. Teachers from kindergarten to college urged better speech instruction, stressing teachers as models and the need for engaging reading aloud to foster interest and communication.
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Ozone
Robinson
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Safety Council Warns New Year Celebrants in Minnesota
The Minnesota Safety Council cautions new year revelers not to risk injury, recalling last year’s holiday traffic toll. It notes that by month’s end the state had the lowest traffic death rate since February 1946, with 338 deaths and 744 injuries recorded during the period.
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ST. Paul. Minn
Minnesota Safety Council
Minnesota
Prague Press Attacks Catholic Hierarchy
The Prague press launches another round of attacks on the Catholic hierarchy amid ongoing tensions between media and church officials.
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Prague
Hens Aim to Increase Production with Daylight Lighting
Farmers plan to raise egg output by extending light exposure each day. The method centers on installing electric lights to lengthen the hens’ active hours and boost laying.
Housing Authority Property Not Insurable, Atty. Gen. Rules
Madison official ruling clarifies that property owned by a city housing authority is not insurable under state insurance law. Attorney General Thomas E. Fairchild issued the opinion at the request of State Insurance Commissioner John R. Lange, detailing the legal basis.
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Madison
Thomas E. Fairchild
John R. Lange
Fairchild
Radioactive Atoms Aid Metals From Ores
The Lacrosse Tribune reports that radioactive atoms in atomic energy research aim to boost efficient metal production from ores. Japan fights a deadly epidemic by immunizing 50,000 horses to prevent spread.
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Atomic Energy
Japan
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