Five to 14 Year Olds On The Road Watch
State Police Office Kelly Houk warns drivers to watch out for children aged five to fourteen. She notes despite this age group making up one sixth of the population, they represent about one third of certain roadside incidents.
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Kelly Houk
Traffic injuries to children in 1946 highlight pedestrian risk
In 1946 motor vehicles caused 1 600 deaths and 55 000 injuries to children under five and 2 000 deaths and 145 000 injuries to ages five to fourteen. Almost two thirds of these deaths and injuries were pedestrians within the traffic stream, and about half of all injured pedestrians were children. The death rate for zero to fourteen year olds was nearly twice that of fourteen to forty four year olds. The text notes progress through coordinated efforts to reduce child traffic deaths.
Child death rates improved despite more traffic
The death rate for 5 to 14 year olds fell 17 percent from 1922 to 1946, achieved even as vehicle traffic rose. During the same period, the national population death rate increased by 72 percent.
Flies Build Up Resistance To Insecticides In Farms
Entomologists warn houseflies and other insects have developed resistance to DDT in many areas. Repeated use and high concentrations aided resistance. spraying breeding grounds accelerates it. Lindane sprays are recommended for buildings to control resistant flies and protect dairy products.
Fly control note warns on lindane DDT replacement use
Guidance on mixing lindane and methoxychlor insecticides for cattle fly control. Recommends methoxychlor as a safer substitute for banned DDT and stresses proper mixing, full animal coverage, sanitation, and safety to livestock and people during spraying.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Preston Folks News Notes From Local Visits
Mrs Alta Auger and Hy rum visited Mr and Mrs Bernon Auger in Bountiful over pioneer day weekend. Miss Virgene Knudson flew from Santa Monica to Salt Lake City to meet her parents Virgil and Mrs Knudson. Mrs Rex Clayson and children Steven and Kathy stayed with her Preston grandparents Roy Nelson. The Claysons joined the family for the weekend and returned to Pocatello last Monday.
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Alta Auger
Hyrum
Mrs
Bernon Auger
Bountiful
Virgene Knudson
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Jackie McBeth
Virgil Knudson
Salt Lake City
Rex Clayson
Steven
Kathy
Preston
Roy Nelson
Mr. Clayson
Pocatello
Preston and nearby residents enjoy extended visits
Dr and Mrs L D Spencer and children returned to Brea California after a month’s Preston visit with Cluff Christensen and other relatives. Carl Springman and family returned to Salt Lake City from Preston where they stayed with Nora Smart. Janet Knudson vacationed in Burney with her uncle and aunt Charles Olson. Adriene Sinnett visited Preston while her parents Virgil Sinnett and family planned to collect her. Many extended trips between Preston Burley Ogden Provo and Los Angeles were noted among local families.
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L. D. Spencer
Brea
Calif
Preston
Cluff Christensen
Carl Springman
Salt Lake City
Janet Knudson
Burney
Mrs
Charles Olson
Little Adriene Sinnett
Robert Fulton
Virgil Sinnett
Pocatello
Evans Installed as J C Penney Manager in Bing ham Ut
R H Evans former J C Penney manager at Bing ham Utah was named the new local J C Penney store manager last Monday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Jack Chatterton. City clerk L A Mecham says the state proposes regrading widening and surfacing the Preston highway with city maintenance after construction. Senator George E Crockett left on an extended Pacific Northwest and California vacation. Mr and Mrs B W Winward and daughters returned from a Pullman trip with their son John D Winward. Freight losses and damage claims at Union Pacific were reduced 30 percent from 1947 to 1949.
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Max Golightly
Preston
O. D. Robinson
Provo
R. H. Evans
J. C. Penney Co
Bingham, Ut
Jack Chatterton
B. W. Winward
Pullman
Wash
John D. Winward
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Yard Worker Logged 500000 Hours With One Injury
An employee at Union Pacific freight yard in Council Bluffs Indiana worked over 500000 hours with only a single reportable injury during 1949.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs, In
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