Remembering the Thirties Car Ads and American Power
A Miami Texas collector catalogs 1930s car ads showing big prices and bold claims. The piece contrasts past big engines and luxury models with today’s smaller, more economical cars, warning of losing America’s industrial might.
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Texas
Rockport
George Philpott
Padre
America
Eli Whitney
This and That Car Insight Fragment
A clipped observation notes that an old car rattles prevent sleep while driving and compares new car buyers ignorance to horse traders. It also humorously critiques open mindedness with a biting aside about a mouth matching claims.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Storm Chance
Partly cloudy today and Saturday with a slight chance of thunderstorms Saturday. Highs in the mid eighties, lows just under 60. Wind southwesterly 15 to 25 mph today. Wind warning for the area lakes today.
House approves 1978 budget with 66 billion deficit
The House passed a 464.5 billion dollar budget plan for 1978, yielding a 66.4 billion dollar deficit. Defense authority stands at 117.1 billion, below Carter’s requested 120.1 billion. The vote was 213 to 179, amid negotiation over defense levels and tax-cut alternatives.
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UPI
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Inflation Woes Push Up Wholesale Prices in April
Wholesale prices rose 1.1 percent in April the second straight monthly gain led by farm and energy costs. Industrial prices climbed 0.6 percent with energy up 1.8 percent and farm prices jumping 3.4 percent, signaling higher grocery utility and fuel bills ahead.
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Washington
Labor Department
Monument Under Fire in Amarillo Helium Monument Condition
A city commissioner blasted the deteriorating Amarillo Helium Monument describing its state as a black eye for the city. The story notes the issue was raised yesterday and directs readers to page 41 for full details.
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Amarillo
Agri-Businessman Killed in Bar Shooting in Amarillo
James Lougene Lamb 48, operator of Hollywood Road Fertilizer Co., died after a barroom shooting at Smokey's Cocktail Lounge in Amarillo. F G Butch Collard TH 34, Bush Estate land manager, was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition. Police detained a 40-year-old Lubbock man and a 25-year-old Amarillo woman for questioning after gunfire erupted near 612 W 10th. An autopsy was ordered for Lamb. funeral services pending.
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James Lougene Lamb
Hollywood Road Fertilizer Co
Smokey’s
10Th
Butch’’ Collard
St. Anthony's Hospital
Lubbock
Lamb
Collard
24Th
Dumas Drive
Tornado Rampage Strikes Midwest Leaving Thousands Homeless
United Press International reports the worst tornado outbreak of the year hit the Midwest, leveling parts of Sedalia Missouri and Fort Dodge Iowa. At least four died with a fifth weather death in Florida, hundreds injured, and extensive property losses in the millions. National Guardsmen patrolled to curb looting as authorities tally at least 39 tornadoes across seven states.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Florida
Miami
National
Missouri
National Weather Service
Allen Pearson
Kansas City
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