Railways Ordered to Install Automatic Signals Nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to equip 45 000 miles of track with automatic block signals costing millions. The division three decision requires installation along all track where freight trains run 50 mph or faster and passenger trains 60 mph or faster.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Railroads face automatic cab signals mandate by 1952 end date
The I C C orders automatic train stop or cab signals on 27,156 miles and manual or automatic block on 18,586 miles of track with deadlines by December 31, 1952. It sets speeds and notes costs, safety, and potential appeals by railroads and watchers.
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J. Carter Fort
The
Association of American Railroads
Ex-Lax Chocolate Taste Appeals to Kids for Laxatives
An advertisement touts Ex-Lax as kid friendly with a chocolate flavor that masks medicine. It emphasizes that children respond with smiles when the laxative is given and implies positive feelings toward the product.
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International House reports 3500 business contacts in a year
William Z. Zetzmann president of International House said the group has more than 3500 business contacts across nations in the last year. The agency promotes foreign trade between the Mississippi valley and Latin America via gulf ports and has about 1500 members including U S and foreign business leaders.
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New Orleans
William Z. Zetzmann
International House
Mississippi Valley
Latin America
Gulf Ports
Zetzmann
United States
Dismissal of Mail Delay Charges Against Ex Postmistress
The mail delaying charges against 33 year old Orvilla H. Hardican former postmistress of Secane were dismissed. Inspectors testified the Secane post office was cluttered with packages that she could not find time to handle. Some parcels had sat for two years. Hardican was relieved of duty April 23 after 117 of 30 residents petitioned to retain her. The Navy reports a production line style settlement handles about 20 000 terminal leave payments daily.
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Philadelphia
Orvilla H. Hardican
Secane
U. S
Norman J. Griffin
Local Birth Announcements and Adoption Plan
St Francis Sanitarium lists births for June with families in Swartz Georgetown and Lee Avenue. Actress Susan Peters and husband Richard Quine plan to adopt two siblings as playmates for Timothy, after a 14 month separation from an earlier adoption. Peters is partially paralyzed from a hunting accident injury.
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Shelby Smith
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J. G. Peters
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M. B. Moore
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K Street
Holly Wood
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Susan Peters
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