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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...production slowed down in the Aug. 15 week and TIME'S Index pancaked to 180.0 (estimated), one-half point below the preceding week's final figure...
...Index of this boom were the annual sales figures announced last week by Manhattan's largest (and newest) art dealer, Gimbel Brothers Department Store. Gimbels' sales-$5,255,000-more than doubled last year's. Fifty-Seventh Street's largest art auctioneers, swank Parke-Bernet Galleries,* ran second with $4,007,823.35, an increase of 10%. Smaller dealers reported similar increases. What share had been bought by refugees could not be positively figured, for Manhattan's art impresarios are as secretive about their clients as doctors about their patients. But most of them agreed that...
Increased electric power production and larger freight carloadings pushed TIME'S Index to 181.1 (estimated) in the Aug. 8 week, highest ever. The preceding week's final figure is 180.5. Production highlight was the steady climb in electric power production. In the Aug. 1 week output was a record 3.65 billion kw-hrs. v. 3.63 in the July 25 week, 3.46 in the June 27 week and 3.32 in the May 36 week. A month ago TIME'S Index stood at 177.4, a year...
Battle Indices. In July's last week the Germans counted 482 Russian tanks destroyed in the Kalach sector, index of the Don loop battle's fierceness. In the month's last ten days they counted 815 Soviet aircraft destroyed...
...production zoomed to an alltime high in the Aug. i week, and TIME'S index hit 180.0 (estimated). 1.6 points above the preceding week's final figure. Main reason for the rise was a big jump in power production, especially in the Southern and Pacific Coast areas...