Elastic linseed oil aids exterior paint elasticity
ST. LOUIS notes that linseed oil provides elasticity in exterior paints. As the oil dries it solidifies into a flexible surface layer, allowing the coating to expand and contract with weather and movement.
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ST. Louis
Air Rescue Squadrons Stand By Worldwide
Lt Robert F Sherman reports Amarillo Air Terminal hosted Capt Dwayne Hall of Fifth Air Rescue Squadron in the search for missing Grants New Mexico pilot O B Calame. CAP crews patrolled, Albuquerque became a base, and every step showed the Air Rescue Service’s global reach and training at McDill.
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Robert F. Sherman
Fifth Air Rescue Squadron
Ellington Afb
Houston
Amarillo Air Terminal
Dwayne E. Hall
Ellington Field
O. B. Calame
Grants
Cline’s Corners
Hall
Jim Pierce
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Rescue Control Center
Flight B
Civil Air Patrol
Air Command
Air Force
Air Rescue Service
West Palm Beach
Fla
McDill Air Force Base
SAA
McDill
United States
Yen To Snend Is Increasing
Commerce Department economists report a rising postwar tendency to spend more of higher incomes on consumer goods. The study shows expenditures have remained above prewar relative to income since 1947, with Americans earning $652 in 1941 adjusted buying power and $761 in 1950.
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Charles Molony
Washington
America
Commerce Department
Louis Paradise
Help Wanted Male and Female Year in First Quarter 1951
Income rose while savings dipped in early 1951 as spending dominated. Historical data show 1941 saving at 12 percent of income, 1950 around 7.9 percent, and 1951 near 7.7 percent. Economists note higher postwar income fuels increased spending.
Amarillo Globe Note on Spending Shifts by Income Groups
In a May 1, 1951 report the Amarillo Globe observes that over recent years low income groups receive more of the extra spending money than higher income groups. The trend suggests those funds are used for buying more or better goods and services and more amusements.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Wine age not a standard for quality across varieties
In San Francisco writers note that wine ages vary by type. Some are best after a year while others mature at two or four years. Some wines continue to improve for up to fifty years, so age is not a universal quality indicator.
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NEA
Larry Heidt
San Francisco
Korea
Red Cross
Larry
Irwin Memorial
Harold Messinger
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