Word: traffice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Army aide is mustachioed Lieut. Colonel Robert L. Schulz, 45, no Ned Beach, but also no Harry Vaughan. Traffic Expert Schulz spent the war years as a Washington transportation officer, getting plane and train reservations for Army brass. After Ike came home in 1945, Schulz was assigned the job of seeing to the general's transportation needs. Colonel Schulz made himself so useful that Ike has kept him around ever since...
...addition, criminal complaints rose by over 400 last year. In 1952, 2,834 such complaints were aired in court, while in 1951 only 2,400 reached court. Speeding and the more serious traffic violations fall in the "criminal complaints" category...
...criminal summonses" include minor parking violations like overnight parking in a restricted zone. Captain Patrick J. McCarthy, head of the traffic bureau, said 33,131 summonses were issued in 1952, compared with 15,201 it the preceding year...
...second factor in the increase was the periodic drives made by the Cambridge police to ease the traffic problem around Harvard Square. The most intense "no-parking" crusades followed directly after the first snowfalls of 1952, and the Pogo riot of last spring...
...board of education is not totally unsympathetic about the Myers' little rebellion. Officials offered to let Shelley attend any of three newer schools, but the nearest was more than three traffic-cluttered miles away from their apartment. The Myers said no. Last week the inevitable showdown began. Haled into domestic relations court for violating the compulsory-education law, Attorney Myers outlined his test case. Said he: "We want to determine whether the . . . board . . . has a legal right to force parents to send their children to filthy, insanitary, crumbling schoolhouses that are a physical and mental hazard...