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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1951
Page
4
Detroit August 4 AP automotive editor notes designers pursue high powered engines that run on regular gasoline. Since the 165L models, more powerplants arrive with 1952 water cooled cars and V8 designs expand. Oldsmobile's Rocket stands out among postwar V8 offerings as a leading example.
A list of country and blues tracks with performers and titles including Hillbilly Hits Deadly Weapon Cryin Heart Blues by Robertson and Johnnie Jack I Want To Play House with You, Sixty Minute Man by The Dominoes, and others. The compilation features artists such as E Arnald, L Frizzett, E Britt, H Snow, H Hawkins, B Monroe, C Stone, and Ernie.
Cadillacs and Studebakers unveil new high power engines with Chrysler boasting 180 horsepower firepower. General Motors demonstrates a 200 horsepower Le Sabre prototype while engineers debate the viability and advantages of V8 and V6 designs for future stock car power and packaging.
Ithaca officers on patrol receive a dime to use at telephone pay stations to call headquarters, in addition to nightsticks and handcuffs. The city issued each policeman the small coin for on beat use.
Four youths from Westernport admit participating in a string of train derailments and explosions at Harris Powder Co. magazines. One already serves a sentence for arson. investigations link them to at least nine vandalism acts from August 1950 to May 1951.
In a Bridge note, the famous 1918 national event saw Mrs. Margaret Wagar of Atlanta and John R. Crawford miss a grand slam. West’s low lead and subsequent heart finesses left declarer with no more than 13 tricks, illustrating dropped tricks by experts.
The U S Department of Agriculture says cows will yield 10 to 20 percent more milk when water is piped directly to barns.
Fragment mentions harvesting fruits and questions about other worlds possibly hosting life or bramble fruits like raspberries and blackberries. It lacks concrete facts or clear subjects and reads as an incomplete note.
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