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far review as
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Traffic Deaths Increased
In May Over 1947 Figure
•y tht Associated Pros*
CHICAGO, July 1.—The Nation's
traffic deaths Increased In May for
the first time In seven months.
A total of 2,650 highway fatalities
were recorded in May compared with
2,570 in May, 1947. October, 1947
was the last previous month to show
an increase over the corresponding
month of the year earlier.
The May toll brought the year’s
total to 11,270—5 per cent less than
the 11,830 killed in the first five
months of 1947.
The National Safety Council,
which released the figures, asud the
Mountain States—with a 25 per cent
jump in fatalities—were chiefly re
sponsible for the May gain. Fatal
ities also rose in the Atlantic States.
The Pacific States were the only
region to register improvement with
the Central States holding even.
Of the 425 cities reporting. 285 had
no traffic deaths in May. the largest
were Houston. Tex.; Richmond. Va„
and Fort Worth, Tex. For the first
five months of 1948, 139 cities had
perfect records. The largest were
Lawrence, Quincy and Newton, all
in Massachusetts.
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