Word: traffice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Diagnosis. In Manhattan, Robert Jacobs explained to the court why he had committed 21 traffic violations in the past three years: "Nothing other than stupidity...
After hurrying over to the man, Cronin noted a laceration of the skull and applied arterial pressure to stop the bleeding. A few seconds later, a traffic policeman arrived and called an ambulance...
...important that those signs be observed," Pyne said. "When cars park in restricted areas, they block access to fire plugs and often obstruct traffic...
McCarthy also said that police and fire-officials are consulting with the traffic board to see whether Row St. can be declared a danger street and permit parking only on one side...
...similar deals, Moore has built Continental to its present size in only nine years. After graduating from high school in Jackson, Tenn., he took a job as ticket agent for a midwestern bus line, soon worked his way up to traffic manager. In 1943, after a stint with another bus line, Moore organized Lone Star Coaches, and with a borrowed $2,500,000 bought out Bowen Motor Coaches of Fort Worth, second largest independent in the South. With Lone Star serving most of the Army camps in Texas, business boomed during the war; Moore expanded into Colorado and New Mexico...