All-Out Safety Campaign Ignites After Highway Slaughter
Alabama mobilizes for tougher road safety after a two week rise in fatal crashes. Governor Gordon Persons tours 12 counties in a siren equipped limousine, warns violators, and orders arrests of all traffic law breakers. He expands patrol strength by 50 officers and directs 125 liquor enforcement agents and public service inspectors to act yesterday.
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State Would Aid Attack Victims Plan to aid those harmed in an enemy attack
The New York Civil Defense Commission outlined a plan to provide financial aid to residents deprived of income or a source of support due to enemy attack. The state would channel funds through communities and deputies to assist victims, with officials planning to deputize road watchers and police to curb highway hazards amid a rise in speed-related crashes.
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Man Sentenced In Child Assault Case In Onondaga County
Olin Sanders, 51, of Syracuse, was sentenced to three months in Onondaga County Penitentiary after a special arraignment. He pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree for forcibly taking a 9-year-old girl into his truck and muffling her cries. The victim escaped unharmed shortly afterward, though frightened. Sanders stated he did not want counsel or grand jury consideration. Elsewhere, U.S. officials stated readiness to "improve relations" with the U.N. and dismissed Russian germ warfare accusations as propaganda.
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Olin Sanders
S. State IL
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
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Aoriveta Pe
San Antonio
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United Nations
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Korea
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Malik
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Azala
Council
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Geneva
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Senate Debates SE Law rence Seaway and Germany Deals
Senate continues debate on the Se Law rence seaway project as the Foreign Relations Committee moves to end public hearings on Germany agreements. House votes on a bill to boost monthly social security payments. Labor Communities discusses reorganization of Wege Stabilization.
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