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Uniform traffic signs and Sweden switch to right side driving
The article argues for standardized traffic signs and contrasts federal overreach with state led guidelines. It notes 47 states adopting the Bureau of Public Roads standards, 44 replacing nonuniform signs, and cites Sweden’s plan to drive on the right with a $66 million cost and gradual speed limits. It highlights benefits for motorists and tourism, while acknowledging necessary infrastructure changes.
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Virginia
Sweden
Britain
de Gaulle
Minister of Communications
Virginia entries highlight 1953 pageant selections
From The Star Files ten years ago 1953 Miss Rebecca Ann Ashby of Berryville was to represent Virginia in the 21st National Howard Stotler was guest of honor at a
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Berryville
Virginia
Howard Stotler
1938 Warning on World Peace and Defense Requests
President Roosevelt urged Congress for millions to build defense as world peace threatened. Winchester Mayor Dr. Charles R. Anderson hospitalized with pneumonia. Racing driver Bernd Rosemeyer, noted Vanderbilt Cup winner, killed in a Frankfurt race on the Main Darmstadt road.
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Roosevelt
Charles R. Anderson
Winchester
Bernd Rosemeyer
U. S
Frankfurt
Main-Darmstadt
Turkish uprising wounds rise as commanders face 30 more
In 1913 a Turkish Army commander leads a new uprising with Mahmond Shexket Pasha at the helm. M. G. O'Brien of Berryville reports bad luck when his horse drops dead while harnessed to his buggy. Mr and Mrs 8 A Shiner host their grandson Jack Widmyer of Martinsburg visiting.
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Eee Iene
Mahmond Shexket Pasha
M. G. O'Brien
Berryville
8. A. Shiner
Jack Widmyer
Martinsburg
Daily Meditation on Originality by Earl L. Douglas
The piece extols originality, citing examples like a professor turning down a high salary to remain at a Negro college and the Wright brothers whose innovation was ignored by their hometown papers. It urges readers to prize and nurture originality in themselves and others and to support original thinkers even at personal cost.
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Tax Cut Would Offer Little Help to Middle Incomes
Washington analysis questions a three year tax cut for 42 million taxpayers earning 5000 to 10000 dollars yearly. A married couple with two children could save about 81 dollars per year, roughly 1.56 per week, but new social security tax and rising state local levies shrink the benefit. The piece argues deficits and inflation risks could erase gains, urging policy focus on boosting business income and legitimate growth rather than small tax cuts.
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Washington
Stanley Meisler
Mae Saget
Bir Menel
Ceme
Small joys of life from little everyday moments
HAL BOYLE notes simple pleasures come from tiny experiences. The columnist recalls finding a note from an old fiancé in a neighbor's drawer a dentist's reassurance about new teeth and summer fireflies. He highlights mornings before dawn, a loved one's greeting, a successful spelling test, and first seasonal treats as moments of human glory.
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Sorster
Confusing January as Cuba crisis echoes in Cold War talk
Fragmented garbled text cites James Marlow on Cuba missiles and Khrushchev era tensions. Mentions Adenauer, Russia, and Germany with references to Italy and France as part of a broader postwar power context.
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Italy
Russia
Cuba
Knowing Your Limitations Can Aid Well-Being
Dr Harry J Johnson discusses the role of faith in well being and limits of medical intervention. He argues doctors ease pain but cannot cure all, urging readers to adopt faith as a core part of life to sustain hope and resilience beyond medicine.
Tricky Quiz Questions From a Bygone Broadcast
A list of public quiz prompts asks about fate of John, literacy rates, Isle location, US Siam diplomacy, top English language, racial questions, parts of speech, radio commentators, and the Sultan of Swat, reflecting era tone and curious trivia.
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England
United States
Siam
Swat
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