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Postwar station wagon features enhanced visibility and access
The car includes a single master switch for headlights taillights and dash illumination a horizontal steering wheel crossbar for easier control and a folded down driver's seat to access the rear seats improved rear access from the front door seats deeper along the length and a refined rear bumper with retained postwar traits such as broad visibility and a short turning radius.
Union Pacific Orders 35 Diesels From General Motors
The Union Pacific Railroad has ordered 35 diesel units from the Electro Native division of General Motors at a total cost of 4 875 000. The action follows reestablishment efforts by the University of Idaho and involves freight car capacity and station wagon references though the core fact remains the locomotive purchase.
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Welcome Readers and Teenager Contest Sets New Records
The Preston Citizen greets hundreds of new readers and applauds the Teenager contest participants who earned nine million votes. The effort boosted subscriptions across Franklin county and pleased Agnés Baugh of Liner Circulation service, marking the paper's growing reach and audience loyalty.
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Budget Foes Warn Of 70 Billion Federal Spending Burden
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce warns that growing federal outlays could push annual spending toward 70 billion dollars within a decade. Projections include 25 billion in new taxes and multiple costly programs, with deficits projected for 1950 and 1951 unless cuts occur.
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Catching Snakes and Tax Tyranny in Ancient Tale
George Peck recounts Liu Tsung Yuan's tale of snake catchers in Hu Kuang who face harsh taxes. A villager, risking death to gather snakes, contrasts government cruelty with personal livelihood, urging readers to question heavy taxation and its social costs.
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Liu Tsung Yuan
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Willys-Overland Unveils Postwar Car Line Advances
Willys-Overland presents a new postwar line with evolutionary body design changes and two more powerful high compression engines. The new models mark the first major shift in appearance and power plants, maintaining the company’s emphasis on economy and function.
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The story behind cheapwater oil
A test well on the Continental Shelf hinted at offshore Gulf of Mexico oil and sparked a costly, ambitious program. Seven platforms span offshore waters up to 65 feet deep, driven 250 feet into the seabed to endure hurricanes, shaping a high-risk effort to fuel growth for motorists farms and industries.
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Willys Overland unveils redesigned models and new engines
Willys Overland announces changes to the Universal Jeep and four wheel drive station wagons plus a new half ton two wheel drive with a four cylinder engine. The Hurricane engine delivers 72 horsepower at 4000 rpm with 7.4 to 1 compression and a 7.8 option. The Lightning six offers 75 horsepower at 4000 rpm with 6.9 to 1 compression. The line features a streamlined look, a taller grille, longer hood, new wheel arches, and redesigned interiors including easier to read instruments and a modernized Jeepster top system.
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