Word: marketings
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Regular Boston butchers are prohibited by a local trade law from selling this meat. The Club buys it from a horse meat specialty shop, the Prosperity Market, all of whose products are examined and approved by Federal inspectors...
Says Baker: "This active market for American publications in Shanghai points up the fact that in the Orient, the war of ideas and words is a real war. Certainly the Chinese Communists recognize this. In many Southeast Asian countries the Red Star and Mao Tse-tung's face are among the most familiar sights; bookstores overflow with Communist propaganda produced locally or imported from Russia, China and Vietminh. In areas where literacy rates are generally very low the Communists have accepted the great truth that the spoken word, the whispering campaign and the picture cartoon are far more potent...
Jingle Jangle. In the first few months after Hopalong Cassidy shirts and pants were put on the market, the U.S. supplies of black dyes were badly strained; a Los Angeles bakery, which had been flubbing along in seventh place among its competitors for years, leaped to the van with gazelle-like ease simply by using Hopalong to promote its Barbara Ann Bread. Every product that adopted his name (at a fat fee to Hoppy) was sucked instantly into the maw of an insatiable demand...
...strike sympathizers subsided. When the vote came, many of them dutifully lined up with management and other stockholders to approve a plan to set aside 3,000,000 more shares of A.T. & T. stock for employees to buy at $20 under the market price (latest quotation: $150). They also approved an increase of common shares from 35 million to 45 million, and the raising of $435 million in new financing (TIME, Oct. 2). Such felicity proved catching. This week Western Electric granted wage boosts averaging more than 10? an hour, and the strikers went back to work...
...greater than during the war. By 1955, when the population, at its current rate of increase, will reach 162,000,000, Johnson believes the U.S. should be able to reach a gross national production of $350 billion (v. $270 billion now). This would provide a $245 billion market for consumer goods, double prewar and one-third greater than...