Word: traffice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...your Aug. 10 article "Trucks on the Roads" my thanks and congratulations. I am calling it to the attention of all my legislators. It's very gratifying that at least one publication is not strangely silent on the basic cause of our traffic woes - trucks...
...politicians of the past had made proper use of the millions of dollars allocated for road construction with a view to the future, I am sure that our enormous traffic problem would never have occurred. Unjustly censuring the trucking industry and forcing them to pay for the mistakes of others is a poor attempt to conceal our lack of leadership and planning...
...villa to the street. The policemen's iron heels clicked in unison and the old man, with no smile, lowered himself into the cushions of the big Mercedes. The convoy moved off, purring through vineyards and pine woods until it came to the Autobahn and merged with the traffic flowing towards the Ruhr...
When the summer sun blisters the Manhattan pavement and the rasp of traffic noise mounts to unbearable decibels, one of the most inviting oases-better even than an air-conditioned movie-is the Sculpture Garden of the Museum of Modern Art. There, only two blocks north of towering Rockefeller Center, the visitor may walk in peace amidst birches, hornbeams and willows, linger by cool reflecting pools, or sit on convenient benches, looking at sculpture...
...Into the Interstate Commerce Commission's new $14,800 post of managing director stepped Edward Frederick "Pete") Hamm Jr., 45, a Chicago-born Dartmouth man and publisher of such transportation trade papers as Traffic World Daily and Traffic Bulletin. The new ICC post, created at the suggestion of a management engineering firm, is a strictly administrative job. Explained Chairman J. Monroe Johnson: "The commissioners are engaged in determining the output of the ICC machine. Hamm's job is to keep the machine running...