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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
17
A man neglects a broker warning and gambles on R. O. T. stock. He learns the perils of inside tips and emotional trading as the price swings from rock bottom to near its original level, ending with strained trust in the broker and a hard lesson on restraint.
The article argues traffic congestion is the key danger sign for drivers and pedestrians and urges heed for safety. It cites a Oregon Supreme Court ruling on dealer misrepresentation and offers practical tar removal tips using butter and various cleaners.
A Federal Bureau of Standards scientist Dr H C Dickinson warns that isolated traffic lights on city outskirts are essential for safe driving tourists often missing such signals and dangerous outcomes. He stresses drivers must know ahead how much clear space remains to stop safely.
A vehicle shows sudden engine inactivity when the starter button fails to energize and there is no prior battery drain. Corrosion at the positive terminal likely disrupts the connection. Replace the corroded terminal and secure a fresh connection to restore starting function.
The guidance states the engine should allow the car to slow or stop in a blowout event. Gentle braking is advised to avoid veering off the road, reducing loss of control and keeping occupants safe.
A. vanDer Zee stresses modern trends in city traffic planning and rural road construction as key to prosperity of the auto industry. He cites a 20 year buildup of over a quarter million miles of surfaced roads and urges alternate routes and farm to market roads to reduce congestion and improve efficiency nationwide.
Mrs Amy Clybourne of Chicago testifies in a damages suit offering to take a double oath to tell the truth.
The new low priced Chrysler six tested near St Louis with five passengers on board set speed and acceleration marks. Top speed 76.66 mph, 0 to 60 mph in 273 seconds, 10 to 50 mph in 192 seconds, 10 to 40 mph in 132 seconds, and 10 to 25 mph in 62 seconds. Factory price ranges from 705 to 6845 dollars.
Televox gave his first after dinner talk at a banquet of the American Booksellers association. Roy J. Wensley of Pittsburgh created the device that has powered city lights traffic and streetcars. He noted his invention predates the play R U R and laughed at a box seat in Pittsburgh.
The piece notes many living performers facing displacement as hotel foreclosures hit Joe Freiberg and other venues. With $47,000 owed to Freiberg, trust erodes and residents scramble for new quarters. Sublets tumble, rents fall, and a wave of cheap, unfinished units may trigger broader rental strain and street dancing.
A 32 story tower, set to become the largest and tallest structure in Oklahoma, is planned for Oklahoma City this year, signaling a major urban landmark project for the city.
The Woman's Aid committee has appealed to Stage and Pub for a program to provide hearing devices to deaf Chicago residents. The initiative aims to improve access to communication and public services for those with hearing impairments.
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