Stop Streets on Pulaski Intersections Warned
A local safety plea urges Pulaski drivers to stop at all heavy intersections including Fifth Street with Washington Avenue and Third Street with Jefferson Avenue. It warns that running stop signs risks severe legal penalties and civil judgments, and urges a strict dead stop at readable signs. It then contrasts with a fire safety campaign urging citizens to join the fight against destructive fires and treat fire as a national menace.
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Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Third Street
Jefferson Avenue
Washington and
Jefferson Avenues
Commerce Street
Pulaski
America
Labor To Play A Leading Role In Defense Plan
The nation plans an unprecedented post peace defense buildup with labor duties in production and reforms. It weighs guarding distant territories against the risk of a German victory while facing skilled labor shortages and the need for industrial readjustment. Government coordination and moderation in reforms dominate the outlook.
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Philippines
South America
Greenland
British West Indies
Germany
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Canada
Europe
Appraising the Consumer Movement Round Table Talk
Benjamin H. Namm analyzes the consumer movement at the United States Chamber of Commerce conference. He says retailers act as consumer proxies and cites standards and labeling as early goals while predicting broader activity. He warns against anti consumer laws and urges voters to press for reforms to protect living standards.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Benjaminh. Namm
Mystery of the Thirty-First Bullfinch hits Pulaski Library shelves
Mystery readers are invited to Pulaski Public Library for Helen Reilly’s The Thirty-First Bullfinch. Cliff Shaver investigates a will dispute aboard a remote island estate as John Bedford dies from prussic acid and a web of suspects emerges including Bedford’s son Mark, his wife Claire, and Anne Bedford.
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Crime Club
Agatha Christie
Dorothy Sayers
Anthony Abbot
Leslie Ford
David Frome
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Rex Stout
Helen Reilly
Cliff Shaver
Doge, Bascom and Doge
John Bedford
Anne
Shaver
Lonely Island
New England
Mark Bedford
Mark
Claire
Sheriff Tilden
Anne Bedford
Tidewater Shad Catch Shows Odd 1933 Tag Coincidence
A Tidewater Virginia angler hauled a shad that bore a 1933 dog tag and joked the fish should be grateful it lacked an automobile license plate. The note adds a light economic aside about land values rising in seven years.
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United States
Tidewater
Virginia
Politician’s Path Weighs Down From Bottom to Top
The Washington columnist calls politics the easiest profession and claims one starts at the bottom and works down. The line prompts question over the verb usage and the implied career arc.
Mussolini’s Dilemma Clouds Italian Path
The article notes Duce Benito Mussolini faces indecision about his next direction and course of action, with unclear plans hindering clarity for Italy’s leadership and policy.
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