Nationwide plan to reduce traffic accidents announced
On January 21 1856 a coalition of motor industry leaders and safety advocates announced a nationwide effort to cut traffic accidents by coordinating safety campaigns through local and state agencies. The plan tasks motor dealers and car owners with fund and support for law enforcement films literature and safety education aimed at schools and communities. The Prairie Committee of the Automobile Manufacturers Association outlined public responsibility to back safety initiatives and public sentiment to bolster safety agencies nationwide.
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Scavpermatme
Laurel
Civie
Tas
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Tor Haekk
Aecusssery
Wakers
Tilt Oh -Gataies
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Coopera
Fii Precrautive Sredier
Amd
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Hoffmann
Fragmented OCR narrows on university safety plans at Harvard
The text outlines safety discussions at Harvard with plans for individual portions to be announced and carried out by responsible parties. Hoffman notes coordination will proceed while each unit handles its own arrangements within a defined scope.
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Hoffman
Adams Wins Willard Gibbs Medal for 1936
Prof. Roger Adams of the University of Illinois chemistry department received the Willard Gibbs medal from the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society for 1936, one of the nation’s top scientific honors. Adams is noted for chaulmoogra acid synthesis and local anesthetics including butyn, and is celebrated for outstanding organic chemistry research. He retired January 1 as president of the American Chemical Society.
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Roger Adams
Department of
University of Illinois
Willard Gibbs
Chicago
American Chemical Society
United States
Adams
National farm leaders unite for protective agricultural policy
Texas farmers attend the Washington conference welcoming a seven point platform to frame a new farm program. Texas Agricultural Cooperative Council representatives say a national program can protect farmers while meeting New Deal requirements and farm groups seek unified legislation.
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Brownwood
Texas
Washington
Erie
Texas Agricultural Cooperative Couneil
Reeves County bonds election ordered for courthouse
Reeves County Texas Commissioners Court in Pecos holds a special meeting to authorize an election on February 6, 1936, to issue bonds costing 90 000 dollars for a courthouse and jail. Voters will decide the bond plan with structured annual payments and a sinking fund, with polling places listed and presiding officers named.
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Commissioners Court
Reeves County
Texas
Pecos
County of
Reeves
Salt County
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Hitle
Il Pecos
Bowser Ais
Avdericnrist
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Biaildine
Saracosis
Geo
Davis
Ware
Aithbie
Babel
Cea
Siapleons
State OF Texas
Hollis S. Smith
Mullis Sme
Notice to bidders for motor grader in Pecos City
Notice to bidders by the City Council of Pecos City to receive bids at City Hall for a motor grader with tandem drive and an Adams No 2 motor grader as part payment. Warrants issued to a maximum sum of 600 dollars payable serially with final maturity by November 15. Interest at the rate of per annum payable semi annually. Right reserved to reject all bids.
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City Couch
Petesitt
Tessas
Toyah News Briefs From Monahans and Nearby
Mrs Jessie Casey of Monahans visited her sister. Mrs Sc GB Dan ebie ne Ed Tne Pash. Weer, Mrs Tom Williams of Plateau spent last weekend with relatives and friends. Several locals plan visits and work trips as families share news across small communities.
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Jessie Casey
Monahans
Danebie
Weer
Tom Williams
Plateau
Business Experts Predict 1956 Upswing Among Key Sectors
The forecast cites Roger Babson and industry analysts expecting a stronger 1956. Factories anticipate record power output and higher output, construction may rebound, and overall business activity is set to rise despite political battles and prior downturns.
Sweet Surrender shines at Grand Theatre in New York films
The film Sweet Surrender, first musical shot in New York in three years, heads to the Grand Theatre Tuesday. Produced by William Rowland, adapted by John Veual Weaver with Opie Whricht and Tierbert Fields, it stars Frank Parker, Tamara, and Helen Levin, alongside radio personalities and Broadway talent.
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Grand Theatre
Deastern Service Studies
Astora
William Rowland
John Ve Ual Weaver
Opie Whricht
Tierbert Fields
Frank Parker
Pamariy
Jack Benny
Din Pictures
Baserie
Tamara
Jerome Kern
Roberta
Moscow
Helen Levin
the Hookey
Mrs Wilson Plans To Attend Methodist Meeting
Mrs Wilson plans to attend an executive meeting of the New Service Center for Methodist Work. The article notes Walker of Pordsburs Primary in the event and mentions attendees from various local groups and churches.
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Wilson
Walker
Pordsburs
Eure
Fie Wiens
Wink Girl Chosen Tech Dance Queen
Miss Anita Matcheson of Wik chosen queen of the freshman class annual dancer at Texas technological college in Lubbock. Miss Matcheson is a freshman at Tech, graduate of Wisk High School last year.
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Wink Girl
Tech
Anita Matcheson
Wik
Texas Technological College
Miss Mathheson
Fron Wisk High School
Class Birthday Party Entertains Schoolmates
E I Woods Jr hosted a seventh birthday party at school the day after midterms. Parents and classmates joined in the pink and white cake celebration with refreshments as many attendees listed in attendance, including Armstrong and Hibbs family members.
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E. I. Woods Jr
E. O F. Woods
Noord Efsen Aeroott Armstrong
Purnex Hibbs
B. A. Yoliver
Jessie Sue Armstrong
Thousands of Egrets Gather Along the Amazon River
A report notes vast flocks of egrets lingering along the Amazon, highlighting their numbers and presence in the riverine ecosystem. The sight underscores the region’s rich biodiversity and seasonal bird activity.
Largest animals and the tallest plits Shuay The Phesek
Readable fragments describe unusual creatures and bold claims about size and height. The text mentions prominent figures and places in a historical setting, but details are sparse and naming is inconsistent, leaving the core facts unclear.
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Phesek
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