The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1954 — Page 6

DAILY BANNER, GREBNCA5TIE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1954.

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YOFXGSTER DROWNS

TORONTO, Sept. 2 (UP)— Three civic officials have propos- I ed that lunchers and loafers be j barred from the only patch of

green grass in downtown Toron- FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Sept. 2 to. (UP)—Roger Cozik. 5. son of

DELAYED DEGREE Davis attended Okl STILLWATER. Okla.— (UP) I & M. college here i j - George H Davis finally won I to 1910. then quit to the college degree that he start- Army. 1 ed working on 47 years ago. He retired a lieuten;

DEVICE WOEI.D WARN SLEEPY \FTO DRIVER'

The grass patch is the lawn in front of City Kail.

BLOOMER GALS

ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept. 2 — Police said two women picked up as shoplifting suspects wore

Mr. and Mrs. John Cozik, Fort 1 \ Wayne, drowned late Wednesday in an unguarded creek while en route to a swimming pool in Lawton Park. Authorities said the boy stopped to play at Spy Run creek and tumbled into 12 feet of water. The body was recovered.

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; A grim parade, bumper to bumper—and a grim reminder of liie colossal toll in injuries charged to recklessness on our Jiighjvays and .Dty streets. A gruesome addition would be the 45 miles of hearses, four Klks wide, bearing the dead in the wake of the injured. Look at your watch—every time it ticks off fifteen sccenus someone, somewhere is injured. Every fifteen minutes one more life is sacrificed to speed and recklessness. Late in 1951 the millionth victim was killed in 52 years of recorded highway fatalities. Authorities predict that if the present rapidty growing casualty lists are not curbed a second million will die in kali that time. Is the driving public so calloused to life blood spilled on the highways that it has developed an immunity to sane thinking and acting in this American tragedy? Are you one of those “good drivers who shrug ; oh facts and figures and surreptitiously gives the Kiss of Death to those aboik to die? Consider carefully—slow down—you may join the big parat e sooner than you think.

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