Governors Back Uniform Signals for Drivers
Kansas City survey by the Kansas City Journal-Post shows governors favor a national uniform arm signal plan to standardize right turn, stop, and left turn indications. The study found 15 states use the same signals, 25 lack any code, and governors expect state action or federal action to adopt a uniform system.
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Burned Banknote Sells in Sydney Auction
A Bank of England 100 pound note, part burned and only the first two digits of the serial visible, sold for 180 dollars in Sydney Nova Scotia. It was the principal asset of bankrupt Christian Sander, a former officer in the Czarist army.
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Volcano Likely to Erupt Again in Hawaii
Honolulu dispatch reports Dr. Thomas J. Jaggar of the U S National Park Service predicts renewed activity for Hualalai on Hawaii Island, dormant since 1801, with a possible lava flow after a period of minor quakes. He adds Mauna Loa may erupt first, as it did two years ago.
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Horsehair Thieves Sought After Mare's Tail Cut
Police hunt several men who were seen selling horsehair hat bands and watch fuls on the street. They are suspected of cutting 18 inches from Ed Watcher’s horse tail while it stood at a hitching stand in Martinez California.
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Pleasantville Social News Recap
Mr and Mrs Orie Miller and Ruth hosted guests Sunday for dinner with Mr and Mrs Guy Miller and family near Decker Chapel. Nan Collins is ill. Several families visited. Helen Wallace returned to Linton after weekend with her parents. A large crowd attended the Baptist Church Children Day program.
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Paris styles by Madeleine Vionnet gowns in chiffon and silk
Paris news notes Parisian couturiere Madeleine Vionnet's summer gowns feature lemon chiffon fading to emerald, white crepe with silver beading jackets, white organza with gold and green painted designs, and crinkled mousseline prints. Designs emphasize tight bodices, pulled-in waists, and very full bouffant skirts.
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Madeleine Vionnet
Western Arizona mystery at Superstition Mountain
In Phoenix area a family trips to Superstition Mountain while mining fever and a map to hidden treasure spark interest. At Potter’s store Fred Potter meets Colter family and Blake party seeking gear as a rifle shot erupts sending a thrill of danger into a tranquil morning.
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