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What Things Cost in 1949:
Car: $1,650
Gasoline: 26 cents/gal
House: $14,500
Bread: 14 cents/loaf
Milk: 84 cents/gal
Postage Stamp: 3 cents
Stock Market: 200
Average Annual Salary: $3,600
Minimum Wage: 40 cents per hour

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1949 Ford Tudor
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(207K) Chassis
Pilot
TV-37 3" Television $99.95 New
- By August, 2,000,000 sets in US, with 720,000 in New York city alone.
- RCA steps up the development of its all-electronic color system.
- TV sales expand at a rapid rate -- are 600% ahead of 1948.
- DuMont 20" set is reduced to $999.
- Laws prohibiting the installation of TVs in automobiles are enacted.
- Captain Video debuts on the DuMont Network.
- Howdy Doody merchandising tops $11 million for the year.
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