Drive Better And Like It Brakes Stop Your Wheels But Tires Stop
A Indiana family multiplies tragedy on a sunlit highway when high speed and a passing freight train overwhelm tire grip. The piece argues tires, not brakes, determine stopping power and warns drivers to inspect tires, rotate wheels, balance, and use proper winter gear. It cites Professor Ralph Moyer tests and National Safety Council data to urge slower driving in poor conditions and routine tire checks at 3,000 to 4,000 mile intervals.
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Indiana
Rarph Moyer
National Safety Council
Car care tips from a bygone road safety column
Inflation causes a fire to flare and heat becomes a serious foe. Driving with tire pressure 1 pound under can shorten a car’s life by 600 miles. An ounce out of balance causes a 12 pound vibration at 60 mph. Wheels often run six to twelve ounces out of balance. On ice avoid clutch slips until the last moment and steer toward the skid.
Hopalong Cassidy star Boyd vows to repay fans with return to charity
Palm Springs interview with BOB CONSIDINE describes Hopalong Cassidy actor Bill Boyd as he plans to travel for children’s hospitals, orphanages, and schools. He and his wife Grace intend to donate remaining estate through Bank of America after their deaths, praising audiences who kept him famous after Hollywood years.
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Palm Springs
Cahi
Bill
Hopalong Cassidy
Boyd
Hollywood
Heppy
Tamarisk
Grace
Bank of America
Rocky Mountains
California
Babe Ruth
Bermmeen
Jim Welsh
Omaha
News Items Of Days Gone By From Chronicle Telegram Files
Ten years ago American infantrymen fended off two new German attacks on Anzio beachhead while Allied bombing squadrons hit Naz supply lines from central Italy toward Rome. Maj. Gen. James H Dowlindle directed Eighth Air Force heavy bombers against Berlin for the second straight day. Twenty years ago Edith Cuthbert, former teacher of the deaf class at Franklin School, was named supervisor of instruction for deaf and hard of hearing children in Ohio. The hours and wages dispute between industry and the NRA moved toward a showdown with big business facing a choice between the 30 hour week bill and changes proposed by the Recovery Administrator. Thirty years ago Sunday no paper.
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Anzo
Naz
Italy
Rome
James H. Dowlindle
Eighth Air Force
Berlin
Edith Cuthbert
Franklin School
Ohio
NRA
Fashion shifts to taller, healthier silhouettes for women
Once the tiny foot was in vogue and fashion favored small feet. Today styles favor longer, slender feet that suit taller, healthier women with a refined look.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clue Snippet
Crossword puzzle clues mix across and down entries with incomplete words and misprints. The readable items include lunar goddess and Greek or Roman terms plus abbreviations and numbers, suggesting a partial puzzle key and damaged OCR.
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Streibel
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Jackie
Abbie
Sluts
Miss Eames
Jason
By Raeburn van Buren
Rod Brent
Horace Snell
Deborah
Eames
By Bob Considine
Clarence Mulford
Fryeburg
Maine
Theriend
Televison
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Oregon
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AME
Dennis the Menace
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Meister Agency
Lorain County Bank
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