Auto Industry Governs Trade And Business Cycle
Analysis from the World Motor Congress in Detroit shows the auto sector as a major driver of economic activity. Car production, prices, and rising exports reflect an expanding market, with 337,037 vehicles produced in April and a 30 percent year export increase, while labor and materials ripple through related industries.
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Motorists Pledge Against Vandalism
The Chicago Motor club urges motorists to protect the countryside by avoiding littering and pollution. Members are invited to sign pledge cards committing to keep campsites clean, prevent forest fires, and report hazards to preserve scenic areas for all to enjoy.
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Motorists’ League For Countryside Preservation
Cautious Camping Message Aims to Protect Roadside Areas
A cautionary note urges campers to avoid fires and leave roadside areas in good condition to ensure others can enjoy the site without risk or annoyance. The statement emphasizes responsible behavior and prevention of damage.
Abolish Grade Crossings Too Costly Despite Losses
The piece argues eliminating grade crossings on Class 1 railroads in the United States is economically prohibitive. With 256,362 crossings and a 1922 net gain of 3,855, the estimated $75,000 per crossing would total about nineteen billion dollars, making broad elimination impractical. It suggests federal highway projects could set an example for future efforts.
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Road Sign Humorist Baer Warns on Speed and Safety
Editor notes Bugs Baer a humorist who wrote road sign style cautions. The piece cites tips such as slow speed limits, brake use, and avoiding train crossings, urging motorists to maintain tires, bolts, springs, and grease to prevent accidents and improve safety.
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