Road safety plea from RCMP colonel on highway deaths
Deputy Commissioner D Ryan of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police warns that 40683 lives were lost to automobile crashes in the U S and Canada last year. He urges education over stricter laws and bans drunken drivers from driving, stressing public effort to curb reckless driving and save lives.
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Skeleton Lobster Structure Described Outside Body
The passage explains that the lobster’s skeleton forms a exoskeleton outside its body while its muscles lie adjacent to the skeleton. This description highlights the crustacean’s external support system and muscle arrangement.
Saint Bernard Dogs Sail to Tibet for Relief Work
The Saint Bernard dogs from the Monastery of Saint Bernard in Switzerland travel from Marseilles to Tibet near Lhasa to resume rescue duties in the Himalayas after a yearlong inactivity following a fatal accident near the Hospice of Grand Saint Bernard. Brother Cyrille confirms monks prepared a 5,000 meter refuge and seeks prior approval to move the animals to Tibet for relief work.
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Safety Belts Like Airplane Seats Planned for Cars
A heavy canvas belt similar to airline safety belts was announced for automobiles. The belt aims to prevent occupants from being thrown from seats in collisions, effective at speeds up to 55 to 60 miles per hour. It adapts to all passenger cars and can be installed without interior damage. National Safety Magazine.
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National Safety Magazine
Jelly Comes To The Rescue Quick Dishes For Busy Housewives
Tested recipes show quick setting jelly can be used beyond desserts. The article offers two main course ideas, Piquant Tongue Mold and Molded Chicken Loaf, combining lemon jelly with tongue or chicken, vegetables, olives, and condiments to create inexpensive, prep-light meals.
Tunnel under the Channel opposed by Chamberlain
In the House of Commons a tunnel under the Channel as a food supply protection was raised but rejected by Prime Minister Chamberlain who replied No air. Labor MP Harry Day questioned the idea as a future menace. The piece also notes Charlie McCarthy as a top radio attraction and Snow White leading movie popularity lists.
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War Department builds large tin stockpiles in Brooklyn
The War Department silently accumulates tin for potential conflict. About 1,500 short tons valued at $1.2 million are stored in a Brooklyn Army cloth ing warehouse. With new military funds, total stocks could reach 20,000 tons. The plan reflects reliance on imports for munitiongrade tin and fears of supply disruption. Water from Atlas Mountains to Sahara sands is described.
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