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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
3
National Safety Council statistics show 39 percent of pedestrian fatalities result from car pedestrian crashes, 26 percent from two vehicle crashes, with non fatal injuries mainly from multi vehicle collisions at 53 percent. In 1937 pedestrians killed totaled 15,400 and motor vehicle deaths reached 10,300.
Edward P. Mulrooney, 68, a Granite-faced former police commissioner with roots dating to Theodore Roosevelt era, is named impartial hotel umpire at $25,000 a year plus his $6,000 pension. His career spans police leadership through Albany liquor control to correction, known for strict order, rough handling of racketeers, and a long waterfront beat. A Cuban shift toward leftist trends under Batista draws attention as Batista’s stance softens with Cardenas and expropriation talks rise. Oswaldo Aranha, Brazil’s foreign minister, travels to seek peace and possible central bank funding from the U.S.
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