Law on assisting riders on trains explained in case study
A mother with suitcase bottle and baby fell on train steps after two railroad workers ignored her needs. The court held that when help is needed the duty to assist is owed and damages may be awarded.
Duty of assistance in public transport cases
A public service feature discusses when transport staff must aid passengers. Examples show a taxi passenger winning after being let off on a broken pavement, and a trolley conductor dragging a man for 100 feet. Other cases note aid not required when need is not evident or not asked for.
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State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Mail Order Boom Shifts Catalog Business to Women Buyers
The mail order industry is dominated by two giant firms. A paper maker estimates women bought 335 million dollars in merchandise by mail last year. By 1975 catalog mail order could account for over 11 percent of total sales.
Major April World Events From 1775 to 1899
A compact recap of significant April historical milestones including the Battle of Concord and Lexington in 1775, the first public library supported by city taxes in Peterborough in 1833, Royal Tyler’s theatre debut in 1787, the first moving picture exhibition in 1896 New York, and the White House press beat shaped in 1897. The summary notes the 1896 Athens Olympics with Americans winning 9 of 12 medals and other notable events in Greece and Oklahoma.
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New Hampshire
Royal Tyler
John Street
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Massachusetts
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William W. Price
Washington Star
White House
Expression Explained Clean as a Hound's Tooth Origin
A historical note traces the phrase to Western ranchers inspecting a suspected sheep-killing hound. If guilt is suspected, wood found in the dog’s teeth becomes a visual cue cited in explanations of the expression.
Auto insurance in New York covers damage to others only
The Insurance Information Institute notes that property damage liability insurance on autos pays for damage your car causes to others property, not damage to your own vehicle. This clarifies coverage limits and helps drivers understand what their policy covers.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
TVA Costs and Debates Over Its Purpose
The Army Engineers estimate flood damages on the Tennessee River max at 2.25 million annually, while TVA interest on a 153 million flood control debt runs about 3.5 million yearly, burdening taxpayers. TVA’s river navigation costs 159 million through 1958, potentially cheaper if rail funded, challenging TVA’s stated aims of navigation irrigation and flood control. The piece argues TVA profits from hydro power and hints at nuclear plans, while noting shifts in export shares: US 26% to 20%, Germany rising to 20%, reflecting broader economic trends.
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Tennessee River
TVA
Chicago Tribune
United States
Dallas Traffic Fines Net 2.6 Million
Dallas owes a total of 2.6 million in fines from the five corporation courts mostly for traffic violations. An average of 19,000 traffic tickets are issued each month. Hugh Jones, clerk, notes most violators pay fines without court appearances. When three traffic convictions appear on a record the person must face a judge.
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Hugh Jones
Five Corporation
Maintaining Competitiveness in World Trade
The speaker argues that a nation must work hard and avoid feather bedding to stay competitive. Germany remains competitive with global sales while wage push inflation erodes export markets. Domestic markets shrink as foreign rivals undercut prices despite transport costs and tariffs. The path to reclaim world trade requires affordable wages and sustained competitiveness.
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Texas divorce citation for Whatley case No 71801
The State of Texas to Teddy Lynn Whatley is commanded to appear and answer by 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, in Grayson County court at Sherman. Plaintiff Joyce Whatley seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. suit filed April 15 1956. citation issued April 1966. published in The Whitewright Sun April 28 and May 5 12 19 1966.
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State OF Texas
Teddy Lynn Whatley
A.D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Joyce Whatley
A. D
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
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