Buick X10 car model teased as future two seat dream
An early 1950s preview describes a Buick division concept car called the X10 with experimental features including a 3,000 horsepower supercharged engine, steel frame vault-like doors, heat treated panels, and advanced design terms. Production projections contemplate a 40 percent midyear cutback while overall output remains high. The piece also notes car sales staff changes and a movie-clip promotion at local agencies.
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Fragmented OCR Tale of a Moving Date in Turin
An OCR corrupted report hints at a moving date and location mentions in a dated piece. It references places and people in a fragmented way, suggesting a local or historical notice with uncertain specifics.
Atomic warfare talk planned in Long Beach
Capt Donald L Herbert of the Sixth Army will address a gathering on atomic warfare at Long Beach Air Force Base. He and seven other Sixth Army officers will tour the Army area and present charts and motion pictures highlighting steps for community protection.
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Production possibilities in auto industry draw major interest
DETROIT FEB 17 Production possibilities continue to attract major interest in the nation’s automobile industry. Last year’s output topped the record by about 1.75 million vehicles, with forecasts for 1951 suggesting a high year likely exceeding 1919 and 1950 levels. Analysts foresee 1951 civilian car output near 104.5 million, largely in the first half, as defense work ramps up later and substitutes for materials are explored to ease civilian use.
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Demand for New Autos Crowds Auto Production
Detroit February 17 demand for new automobiles continued to crowd industry production. Many motorists who delayed 1950 models now press for earliest 1951 delivery amid fears of shortages and possible price hikes. Industry analysts expect any federal excise tax increase to raise prices, with delivery lags expected as materials limits bite after April 1.
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