Radio sales in Britain exceed ten million units
London reports radio cycle sales in Great Britain and Northern Ireland reach 10 498 000 units, with 4 450 000 currently in households and active television usage noted.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
2
London reports radio cycle sales in Great Britain and Northern Ireland reach 10 498 000 units, with 4 450 000 currently in households and active television usage noted.
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Soviet leader Joseph Stalin may redefine the Anglo Soviet pact before its twenty year term ends. He reportedly seeks to drop reservations and broaden mutual aid against any attack, recalling Britain’s Moscow diplomacy before World War II and Poland’s reluctance to allow Russian incursions.
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In Goshen Indiana a clerk Nyvll Croskett faces a driving while intoxicated charge. A postponement occurs as the postmaster notes the clerk cannot appear during a holiday, delaying the hearing.
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