Economy Lusty Despite Dip Caused by New Illness
The article notes a sharp stock market fall following President Eisenhower’s illness but argues economic health remains strong. It highlights factory layoffs, price wars in appliances, rising wages and consumption, and a forecast of record business investment. It also covers auto inventories shrinking, potential GM merchandising shifts, and tariff cuts under reciprocal trade pacts.
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Walter Breede Jr
New York
Eisenhower
International Harvester
Ahanta
General Electric
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Commerce Department
First National City Bank of New York
Farnee Branch Tr
Edison Electric Institute
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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American Choral Music Program Slated at Church
The Baptist Temple of Charleston will present its fifth annual program of choral music by American composers at 7 45 p m Wednesday. The chancel choir directed by Roderick P Thompson will perform works by Dett Burleigh Scott and Scott with organist Richard F Bower and pianist Mrs Frederick L Thomas Jr Also featured are contemporary pieces by Lynn Lockwood Lenel Fetler and traditional Appalachian tunes including Jesus Born in Sethica and The West Virginia Hills with a special arrangement by the director
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Frederick L. Thomas Jr
Thompson
George Lynn
Normand Lockwood
Ludwig Lenel
David Fetler
Sethica
Tom Scott
Kitty
Scott
Talented Musician Earns College Bid For Music Study
Ronald David Eagleton a 19 year old from South Charleston has secured a chance to attend Alderson Broaddust College next year to major in music. Baptist church members have arranged for him to work as an orderly in a Philippi hospital to support his education. His father John Eagleton is employed by The Gazette's circulation department.
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Ronald David Eagleton
First Ave
South Charleston
Baptist Church
Philippi Hospital
Alderson-Broaddust College
John Eggleton
The
Gazette
Tenants Furnished Faster For Furnished Apartments
Renters find furnished apartments quickly as listings promise fast results in The Gazette. Ads urge callers to act before the 1 PM deadline, highlighting furnished, unfurnished apartments, houses, and rooms available. The notice underscores early noon rental activity and the paper’s rental reach.
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Gazette
Religious Film Series Planned at City Church
At 10 a.m. every Sunday through July St. Matthew's Episcopal Church will screen 30 minute religious films. This Sunday show World Within and later titles include For the Whole Child A Sag at the ie The Hope of the East and others such as Heartbeat of Haiti and Light of the North.
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Haiti
President Eisenhower Recovers After Emergency Surgery
Washington dispatch reports President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 61, recovering at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a two hour operation relieved a non cancerous intestinal block. His wife and family kept vigil as press officers issued cautious, optimistic updates.
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Bob Considine
Washington
Eisenhower Zogay
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Jim Hagerty
Sonor
Hagerty
Yeithont
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