Stock Car Mayhem at Burlington Fairgrounds
A Mayhem Gardens stock car show at the Burlington Fairgrounds last Sunday featured chaotic racing with frequent spins and heavy damage. Winners included Charley Howell in heat one, Jim Skerik in heat two, and Lloyd Thurston in heat three, with Bob Pizney taking the main event and a later podium, amid a fickle crowd and frequent radiator failures.
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Fairgrounds
Charley Howell
Howell
Gustaf
Buick
Fender
Joe
Umsredt
Archer
Jim Skerik
Archie Braskovitch
Norm Sayers
Skerik
Lloyd Thurston
Paul Pope
Bill Young
Thurston
Ce Mar Stadium
Cedar Rapids
George Miller
Bob Pizney
Shorty Martin
McCoy
Cox
Dalton
Pizney
Sayres
Manufacturing gains liquidity as 1949 ends with assets up
Manufacturing corporations ended 1949 with estimated total assets of 109.7 billion and stockholders equity of 78.8 billion. Cash and U S government securities rose 38.0 billion while inventories fell 3.3 billion. net property, plant and equipment grew to 41.1 billion.
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U. S
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Musial May Reach .400 Hitting Milestone This Year
Baseball history shows the .400 hitter is rare with only two in 20 years. Stan Musial, "The Man," begins well over .400 and is predicted by observers to reach the mark this season, though a steady path remains challenging.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
George Sisler
Stan
Musial
Williams
Arky
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