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1935 TRANSPORT: Lord Howe criticises new 30mph speed limit
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0:48Now PlayingDate: 18th March 1935
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: 30 MPH OR PAY UP New speed limit now law. Lord Howe, famous racing motorist criticizes proposed methods enforce [sic] new regulation.
ENGLAND: London:
Semi view and long view of man putting up 30.m.p.h.speed limit Sign. CU of Mr. Belisha Hore. CU. of Lord Trenchard. Long view of cars driving along street. Semi view of man talking to man in Morgan. Pan. of woman driving car. CU. of Earl Howe talking.
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice talks about new law and mentions that disguised police men and women will patrol the streets in private cars.
Transport; Nobility; Personalities - Sport; Francis Richard Henry Penn Curzon, 5th Earl Howe (1884-1964), Great Britain
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