Billboard controls billboards threaten highway safety
The essay argues outdoor advertising degrades roads and risks drivers, urging Congress to curb roadside displays before the 1956 Federal Highway Act's interstate program proceeds. It notes state controls exist but federal limits are absent, cites studies on safety, and highlights the industry’s defense and an anniversary comment on income tax history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alaska
Iowa State College
Michigan Highway Department
National Safety Council
Portland Oregonian
Yorktown
Middletown Journal rate notice and contact details
The Middletown Journal published in Middletown Ohio lists rates for mail subscriptions and daily delivery. It provides phone contact and mailing terms for in city and trading area residents, including weekly, six day, seven day, and international options with advance payment.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
News-Journal Inc
Puntettiee
U.S.A
Norman Peale Conquer The Stress Of Living
In a cockpit chat a friend pilots a DC4 explains using full engine power for takeoff then easing back to cruise to save wear. He argues humans need all horsepower at times but constant strain harms health and stresses the body causing aches and disease as old habits fade slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saas Coe
Middletown Names Tops In Pop Culture Polls
Local hospital staff note Middletown residents favor names James Debby Susan Rebecca Linda and William in line with national trends. Street-name confusion highlighted by readers with examples like Carmody Boulevard versus Carmody Place and Queen Avenue market on Queen Avenue.
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Jim
Gallup
America
Deborah
Debby
Middletown
Susan
Rebecca Er
Brenda
Linda
William
Rillis
Robin
Amy
Cindy
Middletown Hospital
City to extend street market site to Clinton Street
City commissioners agreed to extend the time limit for the street market from Verity Parkway to a new site on Clinton Street south of 1st Avenue. Mrs. C E Burke was reelected president of the Women's Club at the annual luncheon and meeting. P M Winters of Middle town Lumber Co sought police aid to locate a man who passed a fraudulent check. Butler County relief rolls dropped 38 percent compared to the two preceding years.
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Verity Parkway
Clinton Street
1St Avenue
C. E. Burke
P. M. Winters
The
Middletown Lumber Co
Butler County
Father figure fades in modern family life, study notes
The pamphlet cites 400000 US divorces yearly with about 72 percent to wives and 95 percent uncontested cases affecting 300000 children. Judge Miner warns custody strains push delinquency and lack of supervision harms youths. The piece urges reading the Kirkbride Fund pamphlet on parenting and fathers.
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Israel
Mamma
Iig
United States
Howard Whitman
Julius H. Miner
Circuit Court of Illinois
Kirkbride Fund
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Post Office Sees Letters Addressed to Hitler Persist
Odd report from West Berlin where the post office still receives letters intended for Hitler. A French woman was fined $42 after two failed attempts to strike her husband with a hatchet. A U S film producer bought a British car with a built in cook stove for travel meals.
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West Berlin
Hitler
U. S
The Odds On Low Mood I See The Rest Of The Story
Paul Harvey notes inflation brakes hinder growth yet spotlight a sharp rise in new businesses with a net gain of a million since 1946. He cites Ford sales declines, strong wholesale trade, and a housing start rebound despite severe weather, projecting 1957 housing and business expansion.
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Ee Ee
United States
Ford Motor Co
Tory
John Austin
Mortgage Bankers’ Assn
Celebrities At Large In Gossip From London And Hollywood
Dorothy Kilgallen among the celebrities in New York reports Peggy King and Andre Previn plan a June West Coast wedding. Gossipy notes mention Farouk wooing youths, Phil Kastel facing a divorce, Paulette Goddard with Lawrence Cobb, and Jock Whitney as ambassador. John Wayne stars in Legend of the Lost. Aldo Ray and Jeff Donnell amicably apart. Patrice Munsel plans a crew-cut wig for South Pacific in Dallas. Ralph Meeker returns from California. Mia Slavicena fronting a project. Sarah Vaughan trains for dancing with multiple shoe and coat outfits.
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Peggy King
Andre Previn
New York
West Coast
Ewell Love
Tom
Farouk
Phil Kastel
Phil
Kefauver
Paulette Goddard
Lawrence Cobb
Palm Springs
John Wayne
Aldo Ray
Jeff Donnell
Patrice Munsel
Mary Martin
Dallas
Promotion Push Aims To Save Saint Joan Film
Publicity efforts surround the Otto premin Ger star profile for Saint Joan as studios fear a quiet box office year. Duet at the Penguin features Helen O Connell and Joe Rafferty. County Playhouse producer Michael Ellis invites Bill to star in three summer productions after a setback.
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Otto Preminger
Jean Lescene
Saint Joan
Penguin
Helen O'Connell
Joe Rafferty
Michael Ellis
Va County Playhouse
Eieen
Bakingen
Bill
Fragmented Factoids From A Miscellany Of Trivia
A collection of scattered statements covers health accidents, hardware buying, ancient alloys with gold, freshwater sources, the YMCA founding in 1944, Statue of Liberty height, early guidebooks, dog breed naming, Vaheneca tribe hair ornaments, emerald production in Colombia, pronghorn speed, colonial Massachusetts governors, and a garbled note about rainfall and imports.
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Iris
Lilly
Rose
Eaton Avenue
Glen Lane
Glen Avenue
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Milton Court
Milton Road
Moore Road
Moore Street
South Highlands
Looane Avenue
Queen Avenue
Queen Street
Queem Avenue
Tedij’s Leonms
George E. Sokolsky
Ies Sala
Scheel
Nicholas van Varrinkt
Ireland
Sofia, Rome
Paul Harvey
Dorothy Kilgallen
London
Jock Whitney
John Foster Dulles
Ee Ee Ae Ee Sa & Ponent
Ralph Meeker
California
Marilyn Morrison
Johnnie Ray
Maxie Rosen
Bloom
Mia Slavenska
Carter
Econo
Sarah Vaughan
Christ
Young Men's Christian Association
England
Thingor
Iceland
Angola
Africa
Colombia
South America
Boston
Massachusetts
of Evangeliste
Great Britain
Dean Ene Ball
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