Police Safety Program : January 1950
[Bicycle safety]
Thursday, January 12, 1950
Mr. Narrator reads a letter from An Anxious Father asking for bicycle safety advice for his 13-year-old.
[Nautical safety]
Wednesday, January 11, 1950
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Mr. Narrator and the patrolmen make ...
[Think and take your time]
Tuesday, January 10, 1950
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Mr. Narrator, Patrolman Dixon, Patrolman Southwick, ...
[Safety at intersections]
Monday, January 09, 1950
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The patrolmen use the tune for ...
[Baseball safety]
Sunday, January 08, 1950
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Mr. Narrator, Patrolman Dixon, Patrolman Southwick, ...
[The corner is the safe place to cross]
Saturday, January 07, 1950
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Mr. Narrator chooses a safety song ...
[Look both ways before you cross the street]
Friday, January 06, 1950
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Mr. Narrator, Patrolman Diamond, Patrolman Dixon, ...
['S' for security]
Thursday, January 05, 1950
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The patrolmen turn the tune for ...
[Cauliflower song]
Wednesday, January 04, 1950
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Patrolman Dixon reads a poem about ...
[Safely cross the street]
Tuesday, January 03, 1950
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Patrolmen show how a safety song ...
[Rollerskating safety]
Monday, January 02, 1950
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Patrolmen write a song about rollerskating. ...
[Look left and right]
Sunday, January 01, 1950
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Patrolmen write a safety song.
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