ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN
BRITISH RAILWAYS JOIN IN LONDON, Sept. 4. The railways have joined the antinoise campaign, ordering quiet shunting and rubber-tyred platform barrows, also banning night whistles except where essential. DEFIANT MOTORISTS FINES IN MADRID MADRID, Sept. 4. Police efforts to quieten Madrid, one of Europe’s noisest cities, resulted in a complete stoppage of taxis, the drivers protesting against the fines. Motorists tooted regardless of penalties, three hundred being fined in a few hours.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 211, 6 September 1934, Page 5
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