Arm signals urged for safer driving by service expert Bamford
W. R. Bamford of Chrysler Dodge Division promotes a simple three-motion arm signaling system to replace confusing signs. Extended arm means Stop, raised for Right turn, lowered toward ground for Left turn, aiming to cut mishap rates across state lines. Chevrolet milestone notes mention 1927 first million plus years of high output and leadership in auto sales.
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W. R. Bamford
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Mr. Bamford
Oldsmobile Sets New All Time Sales Records
Oldsmobile reports new all time high sales figures from August 1 to 20 with 11,945 cars sold at retail, up 48 percent from 8,054 in 1936. Through August 20, total sales reach 66,565 versus 137,014 for the same period last year.
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Oldsmobile
D. BL. Ralston
Chevrolet Builds Over Million Units Third Straight Year
Chevrolet reports a third consecutive year with over one million units produced in 1937. The milestone marks the first time a single Chevrolet model line exceeded one million cars in a single model year, highlighting strong demand and manufacturing efficiency.
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Chevrolet
Flint, Midh
But-s Boake Carter on Anglophiles and British influence
The piece alleges Anglophile efforts to mold U S policy from 1918 to 1938, citing 14927 lines of propaganda, Washington Naval Conference limits, the Nine-Power Pact, Paris 1929 reparations, and banker-driven European economic control, portraying U S policy as aligned with British interests and opposed to expansion of American power, with references to Hoover, Stimson, and Japan policy.
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United States
Far East
Washington
Europe
Great Britain
Stimson
Japan
America
Lorain Countian Speaks at Camp Lorain County Conference
Campbell of Pittsfield Township, active in Lorain County Farm Bureau, spoke on New Fields in Cooperative Business during the second day at the District Farm Bureau Leaders Conference held at Camp Crag Medina County. A. L. Lude of Ohio Farm Bureau led the men’s session on Relationships Within Cooperative Organizations and Miss Lawson of Columbus led the women’s group on Stretching the Family Dollar.
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Campbell
Pittsfield Township
Lorain
Miss Lawson
Columbus
Roosevelt Era Navy, Trade Shifts and Far East Roles
The piece argues that Roosevelt shifted U S policy away from Britain, expanding the navy and backing a Russia trade treaty, while Britain relishes relief at the U S not severing ties. It notes Pan American Airways and McArthur roles, then questions American China policy and Monroe Doctrine claims amid tensions with Japan and British interests.
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Roosevelt
United States
Wall Street
Britain
America
British Empire
Russia
Japan
United States Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Pan-American Airways
Juan T. Trione
Morgan
Pacific
Atlantic
Sam
Philippines
Douglas McArthur
Paul W. McNutt
Indiana
Uncle Sam
China
Far East
British Foreign Office
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Old fighter reburied at Battle Rock crypt
Port Orford Oregon residents gathered as Ralph F. E. Summers, a veteran of the 1851 Battle Rock clash with Indians, was reinterred after years in a Curry County grave. The Port Orford Chamber of Commerce placed his bones in a stone crypt atop the rock to mark the historic reburial ceremony.
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Port Orford
Ralph FE. Summers
You And Your Child Bath Time Lessons From A Toy Tale
A mother notes a four year old playing with wood clothes pins as toy soldiers in the bath. The piece urges limiting bath play, teaching self washing, and gradually increasing the child’s independence with proper supervision. It cites examples of gradual self help and praise to foster routine, safety, and self reliance in young children.
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Allen
Biteck
Mother
Nancy
Snakes Venom Remedies Questioned in Medical Sayings
Science notes traditional antivenoms have long worked for snake bites but are less certain when venom enters directly into veins or arteries. The passage discusses limits of antidotes and the need for rapid medical response in such cases.
Park Services Close as Wellington Readies September Sermon
The Wellington park worship series winds down with a Sunday evening sermon by Rev John Green at the union service if weather permits. Pastors Lonzo and John Green report the final gathering will be September 5. Local events include a champion Corbet gelding at state fairs and a railway crew honors dinner for C W Artman and P F Sullivan as changes occur in Wellington rail operations.
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Park Service
Wellington
John Green
First Baptist Church
Union
Lonzo Green
Honor Associates Railway
Herrick Auditorium
C. W. Artman
William Long
Artman
Galion
Long
Anyother
P. F
Driver Failed To Follow Orders In Reckless Driving Case
Police seek Bramwell of Griswold Road Wal. to appear in police court at 5 morning to answer charge of reckless driving. Bramwell allegedly ignored a fired warning at 7:20 p. m. yesterday and sped away from the scene. Patrolman Indicott, in his own car, could not overtake Bramwell. Godalming is an English town of 10,000.
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Dyn. Bramwell
Griswold Road
Wal
Te &E
Bramwell
Par Trolman H. J. Indicott
Indicott
Godalming
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