Cornell Crash Injury Study Seeks Safer Auto Belts
A Cornell University project investigates why traffic injuries occur, using accident reports and photos from a Williamstown Junction collision to spotlight door openings and ejections. Early data point to open doors and lack of seat belts as major injury factors, prompting push for airplane style belts and stronger car frames.
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Boy Indifferent As Lawyers Ponder Murder Case Steps
Springfield report on Kenneth Chapin 19 convicted of killing Lynn Ann Smith 14 and Stephen Goldberg 47. Jury deliberated four hours. Chapin faces possible death sentence under Massachusetts law while defense weighs next steps and appeals.
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Rumors of Churchill Step Down Before General Election
London newspapers report growing prospects of a general election this year and suggest Prime Minister Churchill may resign before the campaign begins while remaining a member of the House of Commons. The Daily Express Liberal News Chronicle Evening Star and other papers carry the rumors.
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K State to Join Plan for India Agricultural Aid
Kansas State College was authorized by the Board of Regents to contract with the Foreign Operations Administration for agricultural research education and extension work in India. Four other land grant colleges will send staff. K State will contribute four to ten personnel supported by salaries expenses and funds.
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Standout Crop Year Again in Prospect U S Report States
Washington says another bumper crop year is likely with total acreage near 354 million, but crop patterns will shift due to government programs. Drought fears linger as fall rains and snows ease irrigation, limiting water in the Southwest. Larger plantings expected for corn oats barley sorghums potatoes sweet potatoes dry beans and peas while spring wheat flaxseed rice tobacco peanuts and sugar beets may drop. Adjustments reflect federal planting and marketing rules. some crops see gains in scraps free of right controls. Leo Cristante of the Tigers planned a baseball path before a tool and die career.
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Secret Communist Messaging Handbook Revealed at Hearings
House Un-American Activities subcommittee obtained a handbook from Eugene Dennett detailing cloak and dagger methods. It describes using onion juice and water for invisible ink, and notes real police awareness of power pots as signals, with emphasis on party mechanics and covert communication.
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Deputies Patrol Hills as Uranium Hunters Brace for Trouble
Bakersfield area deputies stationed in the Caliento region after a feud among five uranium claim disputants flared amid a rush by weekend prospectors from six Western states Alaska and New Hampshire following an Atomic Energy Commission map release. Sheriff Leroy Galyen said officers were posted to settle the dispute at the county recorder's office. More than 8,000 claims have been filed since uranium was discovered in the county and the weekend rush has hotels motels and bars thriving with fortune hunters.
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Benson Attacks Critics Of Flexible Farm Price Program
SALT LAKE CITY Secretary of Agriculture Benson said critics of flexible price supports are blaming the old program on men who have not yet tested it. He accused farm leaders and Tabor leaders of shouting that GOP policy wrecks prices, insisting no commodity has been placed under price support or loan yet. The Rev Reginald Parry, aged 64, enjoys knitting on trains and says it stirs conversation about mission work.
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