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...physiologists and bacteriologists assembled in secret laboratories under the Chemical Warfare Service. With them worked 3,800 Army & Navy men. In gleaming glassware grew the world's most vicious germs. A flask of cloudy liquid or a blob of nutrient jelly might contain the makings of a pandemic...
...Money. In 1945, those in the top fifth of the salary brackets received almost half the national income, said BAE. Moreover, this same top fifth already held three-quarters of the savings and liquid assets. The bottom 40% had saved only $1 billion during the war. More than 50% having bank deposits decided not to touch their holdings this year except for emergency...
...year; a half million will probably buy one. But they plan to pay only $5,020, a price few houses are selling at. For other consumer durable goods, 9.9 million consumers expect to spend $320 each ($3 billion in all). But they expect to spend only about 25% from liquid assets; of the rest, 40% will come from current income; 35% from borrowing...
...next year he visited Russia, won rights for the sale of liquid gases to the U.S.S.R. Back in Manhattan, he organized the International Publishers Association (51% Comintern-owned), spent $115,000 in the next decade on the publication of left-wing books and pamphlets. He dug deep into his jeans to bolster the shaky finances of the Daily Worker...
...various stages of flightiness, 172 of the nation's best golfers teed off last week on Cleveland's Canterbury Club course, in the first Open since 1941. The old hands had brought along some liquid companionship for locker-room nerves. The new school of war-born par-smashers caught the taut feeling too, though most of them did not smoke, much less drink. The standard cure was Bromo-Seltzer; in advanced stages phenobarbital...