Stamford Traffic Laws Are OK Despite Misunderstanding
A historical note explains Stamford’s 1936 traffic ordinance, its enforcement flaws, and public dissatisfaction. It highlights that the law exists, but police methods caused anger, and that enforcement issues reflected public cooperation rather than the statute itself.
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Health Talks on Tuberculosis Remains Major Public Issue
The article notes tuberculosis ranks high in deaths among ages 14 to 45, with 8 911 state victims in 1939. It stresses early detection and physician consultation, plus home and sanatorium treatments, while urging public cooperation and awareness from medical and public health groups. A separate survey reports 50 000 Negro farm families’ net worth rising from 451 to 752 after an agriculture rehabilitation program.
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Department of Agriculture
Secret Mexican invasion plot unfolds near White House
General Hague and Captain Allan Benning confront a covert threat tied to Van Hassel's army. Benning chases Gaujos, a suspected agent, through Texas to a failed interception as he flies back to Washington, bringing urgent mobilization stakes to the capital.
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Mission to Mexico: Captain Benning Deployed
Captain Benning is briefed by Colonel Flagwill to uncover facts in Mexico. He sails for Europe on the America and then travels via Southampton to Paris to meet Ambassador Shields who urges a swift mission to Mexico for a truth-seeking assignment.
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Ambitious armistice plots pull Benning into Europe intrigue
An embassy briefing sets Captain Benning on a covert mission to Vincennes. Bromlitz, a vanished American officer with a tainted record, is tied to French espionage and a plan to swap identities for a Mexican operation. Benning travels from Paris to Vincennes to assume Bromlitz’s role.
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