Economic Outlook Seen Excellent For 1957
L. A. Brophy reports that 1957 may set new economic records with continued growth in gross national product and consumer buying power. Inflation, wage growth, and government policy could shape the pace, while housing and auto production face tighter lending and fewer loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Brophy
New ‘York
Hisenhower
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Sowree
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler Corp
Department of Commerce
F. W. Dodge Corp
Army Seeks News Writer At Fort Knox
The Civil Service Commission announces an examination for the news writer position at Fort Knox Kentucky with a salary of 5440 dollars annually. No written test is required. selections are based on experience. Instructions to apply are available at local post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT Knox
United States
Civil’Service Commission Today
Department of
Acay
Ft. Knox
Grace Kelly Baby Due Earlier Says Doctor
News from Monte Carlo reports Grace Kelly may have her baby earlier than expected after a new medical examination. Doctors say there is reason for concern but do not predict a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte ‘Carlo
Dec
Fane
Automation and Advances Foreseeable in Next Two Decades
Civitan Club members heard projections on population growth to 42 million by 1975 and a range of tech advances. Ellinghaus of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co outlined future gains like atomic energy power, space travel, new communications, artificial rainmaking, solar energy, and automated switching and memories for phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Clus
Daniel Boone Hotel
Ellinghaus
General Commercial
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
U.S
Desort
Ellinghans 8
Phonovision
Light Plane Crashes Killing Two Businessmen Near Allegan
Two men Terry Scott age 35 from Oak Park Michigan and John Boone 38 from Grand Rapids Michigan were found dead in a light plane crash five miles south of Allegan Michigan. They had been missing since Wednesday afternoon after departing Benton Harbor for Grand Rapids about 80 miles away. Boone was an agent for Jones and Lamson Machine Co of Springfield Vermont and Scott a service engineer for the same firm. Scott’s wife Germaine said her husband had made several trips in the two seater with Boone. The Scotts had no children while Boone was married and a father of five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegan
Mich
Dee
INS
Terry Scott
Oak Park
John Boone
Grand Rapids
Benton Harbor
Boone
Jones and Lamson “Machine Co
Springfield
Scott
Germaine
Scotts
Droodies and political schemes in a fractured tale
A fragmented reminiscence mentions Droodie and Ran dolph Borges guiding a secret political entry. It recalls Hummon Clabbercutt as a former regional president of El Platano La Nariz, and Porfirio Hammon’s supposed two terms amid shifting US ties and a distant road extension near Newton to Titusville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
Hummon Clabbercutt
Droodie
Randolph Borges
Hawaii
Hummon
el Platano la Nariz
Frnd
Hammon
United ‘States
Newton
Titusville
Gas Industries End Era Of Golden Gains in 1956
Gas industries faced a downturn in 1958 ushering in the end of a golden era as Pacific Northwest gas arrival and new pipeline expansion profited utilities. The American Gas Association forecast 1957 expansion to 1.9 billion dollars and about 900000 new customers amid solid gains and values near 17 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bussewitz
New York
Pacific Northwest
United States
American Gas
Assn
Eee
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Charleston Gazette
Army
Grace Kelly
Kanawha Valley Lumber CO
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Superior Insurance Service
Nursery
Ashby Construction CO
Ezra Pack, Lumber CO
Pfaff &Smith Builders Supply CO
Ruffner Hotel
Southeastern Construction CO
Trojan Steel. CO
Bert
Wolfe Ford
Kanawha, Rail & Machinery Corp
Mountain
State Construction CO. 5 Inc
Charleston. ‘Clay Products CO
Wright
Tire & Battery
the ‘Valley Camp Coal CO
Amherst Fuel Company
Earl
Browder, Inc
Holey Hotel
Rozer
Price Ee
AGA
Kfs
Randolph
Baptist Church
Randolph’ Streat
Christ
Bible School
Young’ Peoples
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