Forty-Three Pass Test To Drive Auto
Forty-three of 59 applicants for a motor vehicle operator license passed the Tuesday exam at the Armory course. Those who failed must retake the test before operating a car unaccompanied by a licensed driver. Names of successful applicants include Calvin D. Black and Anthony Palombi among others from various streets and towns.
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Armory
Calvin D. Black
Croton Avenue
Sherman J. Miles
Ick Casciato
Juesne Reid
Jefferson Freenan
Anthony Palombi
Long Oharles
Ly L. Lauro
Newell Ave
J. Peatey
Ale
Robinson
Joan W. Walrweather Jr
Summitt
Tara B. Kummer
Wilmington
Charles E. McCormick
Portersville
Railroads Face Monopoly Fears and ICC Regulation
The article reviews railroad history with monopoly concerns and state actions, noting how the Interstate Commerce Commission fixes rates and how law changes shield carriers. It discusses the Bulwinkle Bill, labor trouble, and the public utility status of railroads, ending with a Los Angeles Death Valley geographical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Commis
Congress
Senate
House
Washington Calling a Stassen Retrospective in 1948 Race
The piece reviews Harold Stassen's 1948 presidential bid highlighting his public campaigning, clashes with Dewey and Taft allies, and how his rapid speaking style shifted from independent voice to generic politician. It credits his aggressive outreach for forcing national contenders to address issues and notes the Red Cross relief in Texas after 1947 explosions and fires.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Taft
Ohio
Stassen
White House
Philadelphia
Old Guard
Weenie
Red Cross
Ee City
Texas
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Washington SI
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New Castle News
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Supreme Court of the United States
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