Eight Billion Dollars Spent Annually on Automobiles
Washington report to the International Chamber of Commerce notes Americans spend 8 billion dollars yearly on buying and maintaining cars. With 17.5 million vehicles in use, motor transport has reshaped the farm, national wealth, and social structure, while highlighting past errors in highway policy and transportation planning.
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American Committee On Highway Transport
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Representative Stanford backs evolution measure despite misgivings
Rep. Stanford tells AP he will support a bill in the House this session though he questions its necessity. He argues state law already bars funding religious teachings and asserts evolution is the creed. he doubts passage in the House.
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Associated Press
House of
Georgia solons weigh antievolution bill in session
Georgia lawmakers consider an anti evolution measure during the current session. The bill would bar the teaching of evolution in state supported schools. Representative Will H Brantond of Lowndes County is listed as a supporter.
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Atlanta
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Beware the Lady Mosquito Revolt in Atlanta
Fragmentary note claims a Jocai discovery about female mosquitoes being more dangerous than males. The text references masculine mosquito traits and a sleepy male role, set in Atlanta, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.
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Jocai
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