Used New Cars Drive a Profit Loop Across Detroit
Newspapers expose a market anomaly where buyers purchase new cars and resell at higher prices, fueling a resale chain. The piece notes the impracticality of price fixing and urges buyers to refuse paying above list price to curb the inflationary cycle as automakers push through lines.
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Home Cooking by Buses Prompts Family Life Debate
A newspaper column questions door to door ready to eat meals prepared in transit kitchens. It weighs efficiency against impact on family life, children’s activities, and the role of the home cook, fearing decentralization could alter home aesthetics and cause restlessness and social issues.
Milder Russia Great Prompts Debate On Capital Punishment
The text contrasts modern Russia abolishing capital punishment with historical zeal for harsh penalties. It notes Americans may now appear bloodthirsty in crime response, while Russia’s softenings contrast with harsh Soviet-era justice, suggesting death can seem preferable to long Siberian imprisonment.
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Baseball's Black Sheep Hal Chase Not Hall of Fame Figure
The late Hal Chase, famed for dazzling plays at first base, is not in Cooperstown and likely never will be. He admitted knowledge of the 1919 Black Sox bribery scandal and faced multiple game betting charges. John J McGraw distrusted him despite his onfield brilliance. The piece includes quips about airplanes, Germany, and Noah asides reflecting a broader rant.
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Bible Thought For Today On Belief And Spirit
A brief devotional note asks if listeners received the Holy Spirit when they believed, echoing Acts 19 2. It emphasizes divine wisdom and power available to believers while warning against casual jeiters.
Washington as world science capital says Marlow
James Marlow argues Washington, D C has become the world science capital since World War I and World War II accelerated growth. He cites top national bodies, government labs, and non government institutes like Carnegie Institution research centers and fields from health to physics, chemistry, and engineering.
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Television via coaxial cable costs rise sixfold
Network transmission of television by coax linking New York Philadelphia and Washington will be much more costly than broadcast relay due to intricate equipment. Tonight's schedule lists NBC Duffy's Tavern Kay Kyser CBS Jack Carson Dinah Shore Show ABC Beulah Fred Allen with Bing Crosby and MBS Johnny Madero with an Opinionaire on whether the Republican Party is doing a good job.
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Vote Talks Hint at Coal Strike Risk and Labor Bill
Hatch noted the threat of a new soft coal strike heightens chances Truman will sign a bill tightening strike controls. Provisions would allow court orders to halt strikes, impose 80 days of mediation, ban certain strikes and boycotts, and forbid close shops requiring union-only hiring. Also mentions health and safety impacts.
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Labor's opposition tactic blamed for tougher bills in Congress
A CIO PAC expert says labor erred by opposing all labor legislation and failing to map a clear program. The negative stance irritated enemies on Capitol Hill, leaving labor's friends with little ammunition and behind the eight ball. A presidential veto remained the only real hope.
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Sinking near Isle Royale prompts fog delay report
Coast Guard notes fog as a possible factor in the sinking of the ship Emperor, 525 feet, which left Port Arthur Ontario for Ashtabula Ohio with iron ore. the incident occurred around 4 10 am BST. The article also mentions a commission urging universal training.
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Truman Proposes Advisory Commission on Universal Training
President Truman announces on November 20 1946 the formation of an advisory commission to study universal training. The extensive discussion reveals wide disagreement on the issue as he seeks to clarify the situation and determine if national security and world peace require such a system. The move aims to assess needs and potential steps for implementing universal training.
In the Mirror Bartender Night Dramas Unfold
Val Carrington seeks a refuge in a nightclub and meets a man who resembles Rick Colby, sparking confusion. Kevin Blake, a commercial artist, becomes her lover while she remains married to Wade, torn between two lives and venturing toward a decision that could upend them all. The scene blends desire, deception, and memory as Val navigates love and loyalty.
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Wade
Susan
Rick Colby
Rick
Val Carrington
Kevin Blake
Blake
Kevin
Pet
One-Minute Test Answers From Card Riddle Page
The reader is asked simple card riddles with answers provided: 1. Jack of hearts 2. Queen of spades 3. King of hearts. The page also includes quotes on wisdom etiquette horoscope and a careworn style prompt.
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