Record low highway death rate per mile in U S history
The 1948 quarterly figures show the death rate per 100 million miles fell to 7.7, the lowest on record, while actual deaths rose only due to more travel. The highway safety conference noted progress since WWII but criticized police and courts for weak accident investigation, urging higher standards.
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Chicago
U.S
Thomas MacDonald
U.S. Public Roads Administration
MacDonald
Enor
Physicians Will Meet In Idaho Utah Osteopathic Societies
The Idaho and Utah Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons will host a two day refresher program at Bannock hotel this Friday and Saturday. Idaho State president Dr C F Overturf announced a program covering advances in rheumatic heart disease diabetes peptic ulcer neurological disorders tuberculosis and cancer with principal speaker Dr J A Hoskins from Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery on neurological diagnosis and treatment Elections are set for Friday Auxiliaries of both societies will also meet and elect officers.
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Idaho-Utah Societies of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Bannock
C. F. Overturf
Idaho
J. A. Hoskins
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Utah
Alfalfa Gets Eye In Local Inspection Tour
Local lucerne fields are being examined this week as Earl F. Spencer crop improvement inspector from Boise tours the area with county extension agent Albert Mylrose to inspect certified alfalfa.
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Lucerne
Earl F. Spencer
Boise
Albert Mylrose
Surplus Sale Monday at Pocatello Air Force Base
The tenth Surplus and Salvage Property Sale will run Monday June 21 through Friday June 25 at the Pocatello Air Force Base. Inspection and sealed bids occur daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A partial list includes hospital beds instruments desks chairs file cabinets stretchers and more.
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Pocatello Air Force Base
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