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Rising traffic toll mirrors war casualties says Myron M. Stearns
Myron M. Stearns warns in Red Book Magazine that traffic deaths and injuries rose sharply after Pearl Harbor, with civilian tolls rivaling wartime losses. He cites 1941 deaths near 39,969 and 1943 totals of about 23,823 deaths and 800,000 injuries, urging stronger reporting, licensing, and enforcement to curb the trend.
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