Major Causes For Traffic Deaths Reckless Passing
The article notes drivers on the wrong side of the road cause over ten percent of fatal crashes, with 13 of 100 on rural highways due to unsafe passing. It urges passing on the left, discusses vision limits, and lists precautions including safe distances, avoiding passing on curves, and signaling intentions. It ends by advocating to keep to the right except when passing.
Bone banks aid in orthopedic surgery say doctors
An January article in American Druggists highlights bone banks as a simple, inexpensive solution to bone shortages. Hospitals such as the Hospital for Special Surgery and New York Orthopedic Hospital store frozen bone from amputations and other procedures, preserving it for 42 days on average and up to 89 days in one case.
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American Druggists
Hospital For
New York
Condemnation Citation for F. M. Highway Project in Grayson County
The State of Texas issues a citation to Ella R. Davis and others to appear by 10 a.m. on Monday April 19 1948 before the County Court At Law in Sherman. The case No. 110 covers condemnation to secure additional right of way for Farm Highway No. 120, describing tract 27A of D. W. Bennett Survey Abstr 62 comprising 0.207 acres for a drainage channel.
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State of
Texas
Ella R. Davis
A. D
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
O. L. Jones
Looking Ahead in George S Benson
A reflective piece on America’s capitalist system, the role of private savings in funding industry, and the contrast with government takeover in other nations. It cites railroads’ $319,958,000 quarterly investment plans and notes 50 million Americans pool savings through life insurance and banks. The narrator argues for continuing private initiative to sustain growth and high living standards. The piece ends with a child’s future career echoing national optimism.
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Matthew Boulton
James Watt
Watt
America
Russia
Ike Was a Bargain Analyzing Eisenhower Salary as War Profit
Fort Worth Press notes Eisenhower received 86773 in 27 years of service with taxpayers paying about 3047 yearly on average. From 1943 to retirement his pay reached 67500, lifting his lifetime soldier average to 4653. No housing or overseas allowances counted.
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Eisenhower
Ike
West Point
Gen
Fort Worth
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