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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1945

Page

7

Public underestimates rapid television adoption

George Gallup reports postwar public view on television expansion. Americans expect five years to reach 25 percent of homes and ten years for 50 percent, with typical set prices around 150 dollars though ranges extend from 150 to 1500 dollars. A notable portion remains unaware of television or has not seen a set in operation.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Lachieciee Sur

Nation's first drive in filling station opens in St Louis

The first drive in filling station in the United States debuted in St Louis Missouri in 1905 marking a milestone in automotive service. It introduced motorists to convenient fuel access and paved the way for modern gas stations.

St. Louis, Mo

Patton Takes Command of Third Army in Surprise Move

Lt. Gen. Courtney Hodges hands over to Gen. George S. Patton Jr. after secrecy surrounding the transfer. Patton arrives at Knutsford with Hap Gay as chief of staff and immediately addresses the staff, signaling his control ahead of the Overlord invasion.

Courtney Hodges Walter Kruger Pacific U. S. Army Douglas MacArthur Hodges Atlantic Camp Shanks N. Y U.S George S. Patton, Jr Third U. 8 S. Army Third Army Patton Third U. S. Army U. K Knutsford Payton Palermo Belgium Holland Normandy

Patton assumes command of the Third Army in Europe

General George Patton takes command of the third U.S. Army, rallying officers with blunt wartime talk. He emphasizes duty to preserve liberties, defeat Nazis, and the inevitability of casualties, warning against incompetence and calling for courage in battle. The moment marks a historic leadership shift in World War II.

Patton U. S. Army Europe United Feature Syndicate, Inc

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