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...engine, said Jack Reese, can be made in four, six, eight or twelve cylinders. (The cylinders are finned like an aircraft air-cooled engine.) A 4-cylinder motor weighing 770 pounds develops 250 horsepower and takes up little more space than the radiator and fan of a comparable liquid-cooled engine...
Trouble Compounded. For all that Manhattan Butcher Anthony D'Amelio angrily boarded up his shop and Boston Dealer Malcolm McCabe called meat packers "a bunch of robbers," there was no effective buyers' strike against the stratospheric prices. Along with higher wages, consumers had more liquid assets than ever to spend ($130 billion in Government bonds and bank accounts alone, according to the latest Federal Reserve Board survey), and were spending them. In place of an expected midsummer lull, retailers reported that the dollar volume of sales across the U.S. last week was up 6% to 10% over last...
Less Cash. In the first quarter of 1948, according to SEC, privately held liquid assets (cash and bank accounts) fell off $4 billion, the first such decline since 1942. Meanwhile there was a $2.5 billion increase in securities holdings...
...small engine nicknamed "the Broomstick," displayed recently in Britain, was hailed as the forerunner of a power revolution for all but one of the following reasons: 1. It has no liquid cooling system...
...condemned men had been charged by a U.S. military court with killing in the name of a "macabre science." High-altitude tests, freezing, deliberate infection and liquid gas were among their means. Their victims were prisoners of war and the inmates of concentration camps. Brandt, as Reich Commissioner for Health and Sanitation, was held responsible for the deaths of 275,000 lunatics and cripples...