Teach Traffic Safety in the Schools
Editor Dr. Bradford Knapp calls for a national move to teach traffic safety in public schools. He reviews causes of crashes, outlines the three Es of enforcement engineering and education, and cites early efforts in Alabama Rhode Island and Texas. He urges high school courses strict license exams and school library programs with support from states colleges and automakers.
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Be Careful at Intersections and In Congested Areas
A driving lesson explains reaction time and stopping distances. A coin drop simulates quick foot movement to intercept, illustrating how fast brain and body respond. At 40 mph total stopping distance about 110 feet, at 50 mph about 163 feet, at 60 mph about 225 feet. Emphasizes caution in traffic.
Cuss the Editor Column Prompts Reader Rebukes
The Peducah Post launches a cuss the editor column inviting readers to vent freely as a press free expression corollary. Readers may buy extra copies to share insults, while the business office stays indifferent. Butter prices this summer are forecast to be the highest in six years, potentially surpassing 1936.
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Peducah Post
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Midway changes greet Pan American Exposition visitors
Dallas plans reveal La Rambla midway features for two weeks until opening. Mexican dishes headline Muller's and Chapultepec restaurants. The Road to Rio Latin American village takes shape on the old Streets of Paris site. Rehearsals begin for Show Boat troopers. Bowery-style streets rise beside New York sets. The World a Million Years Ago animates prehistoric life with Kiddyland rides near completion. Brazil exhibit en route to Dallas highlights coffee. Emancipation Day on June 19 features Bill “Previious” tap dancer and Lucky Millender orchestra. Major Bowes acts to perform in Magnolia lounge with frequent act changes.
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Seek Large Sum in Soil Program Amid Drought Fight
Congressmen from North and South Dakota Kansas Montana and Oklahoma announce a push to add 1 billion dollars to the pending federal drought relief appropriation. They met with Secretary Wallace and administration farm leaders and aim to amend the 1.5 billion dollar relief bill in the Senate led by Senator Frazier.
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Ten Marq Wheat Named Best For Grayson County
Sherman reports grain specialists and farmers designate ten marq as the most practical wheat variety for Grayson County. County Agent B F Gray says mixed soft and hard wheat seed will be abolished to prevent price drops at the mill.
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