Better Element Boosts Price Lectures On Esthetic Duty
Hollywood figure Vincent Price urges stars to lecture publicly on esthetic responsibility. He cites Charles Laughton and Robert Young as examples and says he will join the circuit, using his art and culture focus to promote refined public discourse.
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Electronic devices may make car collisions impossible
Firestone president Lee R Jackson told the Third Highway Transportation Congress that future cars could be equipped with electronic devices to guide traffic and prevent collisions. He suggested electronically controlled bumpers and drives that could take over driving by switching a lever, saying such devices exist in some form today.
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Yanks And Reds Link Up Again In Sun Files
Looking Backward Through Sun Files five years ago reports the Yanks and Reds linking up again after events described as avenging B4s. It also notes the slain Mussolini laid beside his mistress in Milan. United Press dispatch references the scene and the era.
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U S Says B 36 Fleet Reaches 219 Strong
Washington reports the United States has 219 B-36 intercontinental bombers in service and on order, with total program cost exceeding 1.29 billion dollars. The Air Force lists dollar values for fiscal 1950 orders, not exact counts of special aircraft.
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Directors of Transportation Group to Lunch at Rice Hotel
The Transportation Association of America will host a luncheon at the Rice Hotel on May 10. W. T. Busch, president of First National Bank of Baytown and the Chamber of Commerce, is among the directors. President Frank C. Rathje of Chicago City Bank and Trust will outline the association’s view that transport should remain privately competitive under equitable regulation. The note adds that the United States leads world radio with 100 broadcast transmitters.
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Chicago City Bank and Trust Company
Across and Down Crossword Clues From Daily Sun Comics
A dense puzzle page lists across and down clues with mixed letter counts, partial phrases, and OCR errors. Entries cover verbs, nouns, and proper names like Erbium and various common puzzle terms across a newspaper style grid.
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