Safety Drive Launched by National Traffic Safety Conference
National Conference on Street and Highway Safety convened in Washington to develop a national traffic code aligning legislation and regulation. Delegates urged safety education, uniform traffic standards, and coordinated enforcement to reduce 26,000 deaths and vast property losses yearly. A Public Relations Committee and a Joint Study panel were created to sustain the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Street and Highway Safety Conference
James A. Ballard
Washington
Milne
Secretary of Commerce
Thervan
Clyene
Ag Ratigpads
Conference For Greater Safety
Atien Fr Am
Inter
United States
Clianer of Commerce
National Safety Fenders Corporation of
Baltimore
Saale
Traffic safety measures foreseen for future regulation
A future study by insurers proposes mandatory periodic mechanical inspections of liable machines, playgrounds outside streets for children, speed penalties for reckless driving with a 35 mph limit, a code for standard braking, and standardized training plans for traffic control officers to be adopted by communities.
Warfield to resign as association head
S Davies Warfield president of the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities announced he will resign as head of the organization. He will remain active through membership on key committees while continuing to lead Seaboard Air Line Railway as its president after seven years at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. Davies Warfield
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Death probed in random shooting death of 11 year old
Salisbury coroner and jury continued an inquiry into the death of Margaret Louise Jones an 11 year old who was shot while skating on Elm Street early Saturday night. Empty shells found nearby and reports of a boy shooting at random support the careless handling theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
T. W. Summersett
Margaret Louise Jones
Elm Street
Negro Loughy for Murder Surrenders in Lumberton
Albert Holly, a Black man, surrendered to authorities in Lumberton on Christmas Day and is jailed pending a Coroner's inquest into the death of Arch Johnson, a white man found dead near Red Springs last Saturday. Officials believe robbery motivated the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Albert Holly
Arch Johnson
Pear Red Springs
Holly
American Slogan Shapes Vienna Christmas Shopping Outlook
Vienna residents embrace the American habit of early Christmas shopping as the slogan do your Christmas shopping early proves influential this season. The report notes widespread public interest and bold adoption of the habit across shops and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Christmas goods move boosts early season business
A fragment notes earlier selling of ters and other Christmas goods this season. The shift boosted business and was linked to an emerging merchant from an American friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busire
Prospects Boost for South, Penn RR Official Says
M W W Clement general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company visiting Greensboro says business and industry look favorable for the coming year. He praises the South as wonderful and with Mrs Clement they visited Mr and Mrs A L Brooks before returning north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
M. W.W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mrs Ferguson seeks removal of legal disqualifications
Temple Texas December 29 Mrs Miram A Ferguson Governor Elect of Texas has petitioned Bell County District Court to remove all legal disqualifications on married women that could affect contracts after inauguration. Friends say the measure aims to prevent any post inauguration deals from being attacked as invalid.
Virginia College Students Prepare to Study Abroad
Virginia students at William and Mary prepare to join study tours abroad as part of a university foreign study program. Officials plan itineraries, course alignments, and safety measures for participants heading to foreign campuses and cultural sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia College
Williamsburg
University of Tou
Williams and Mary Plans 1925 Summer Schools in France and Mexico
Williams and Mary College will run a 1925 summer program in France at louse in France and the National University in Mexico. Academic work will count toward University of Toulouse diplomas and Alliance Francaise teaching certificates. Courses in Mexico require English knowledge. American students may learn Spanish. Toulouse program led by Dr C Fuchner and Mexico program by Prof C F Casteneda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
National University
Mexico
William and Mary College
University of Toulouse
Alliance Francaise
University of Mexico
Williams and Mary
Toulouse
C. Fuchner
C. FE. Casteneda
Physician declares three cross word puzzles safe daily
A prominent doctor argues that solving three cross word puzzles each day poses no harm. Meanwhile a man has been stuck on the same clue for three days, illustrating puzzle frustration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sam
United States Navy
Long Island Sound
New London
Conn
Warfield
Association
Negro Loughy
Mrs. Ferguson
G. G. Hinnant
Joys
H Oh
Aus
Daniel & Watson, Inc
Tarboro Street
N. C
Nou
Bim
Andy
Alri Ohm T
Pony Worm
Twat
Harm
Gust AY
Min
O. K
Her
H. W. Clark
Spring Street
Sidney
Smit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!