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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...tomb, looked hale as he saluted the crowd but said nothing. The parade lasted only 25 minutes: the usual air show was weathered out, and only old-model tanks and rocket guns were displayed. Explanation: those who wage cold peace like to keep their hot weapons out of sight...
...ready to provide anything from Alka Seltzer to zwieback. In its first week the new office placed $17,340 worth of orders and signed a contract for a month's ration of bread. Newfoundland merchants beamed. The Yanks were bringing boom times, and the end was nowhere in sight...
...ocean-front street in Miami Beach last week, 500 dealers swarmed around 16 brand-new trailers to see what was new in mobile homes for 1953. Most startling sight at the annual exhibition of Mid-States Corp., biggest trailer company in the U.S., was a lumbering, 65-ft. Executive Cruiser, with bar, built-in TV, movie screen, radiotelephone, conference room, and sundeck from which a model dived into a portable swimming pool. Price: $75,000. But the trailer that interested dealers most was the National, a smaller model with which Mid-States President William MacDonald, 44, hopes to boost...
...Vreeland, Brown's regular center half who was playing center forward today, got the first of his two goals at 6:45 of the second period. Pete Briggs, starting Crimson goalie, lost sight of the ball against the background of the crowd as halfback Barry Lougee kicked it in from the sidelines, so he was poorly positioned when Vreeland put it past him seconds later after a minor skirmish in front of the goal...
...anybody can figure out a way to raise the water level of Narragansett Bay ten feet while leaving the rest of New England relatively undamaged, he has this newspaper's support, sight unseen. For abutting chat bay is Providence, Rhode Island, a squatty town of several hundred thousand people. As anyone who headed southward this weekend now well knows, there is no excuse for Providence...