The Rational Outlook 1959 By Ralph Robey
The Rational Outlook 1959 discusses four major economic worries: unemployment, government finances, inflation, and the legislative outlook. It notes November unemployment at 3.8 million, cautions that inflation and money supply rise threaten prices, and examines federal deficits, budget gaps, and the impact on Congress.
Economic Worries Shift With New Congress
The excerpt discusses potential inflation threats from wage and price pressures and notes substantial unused capacity. It flags possible expansion in government spending and tax legislation, plus labor policy moves, as the new Congress could oppose or alter these plans, risking business recovery.
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Carlisle Selectmen Schedule January Town Caucus
The Carlisle board of selectmen will hold a meeting on Tuesday January 2 at 7 o clock in the Gleason Library. Chairman Roy Cann will preside with the town accountant present before the date to review annual matters and town affairs.
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Army Reserve readiness overview notes strength training and gear
The Army's total readiness includes the strength of reserve components their training state and the condition of equipment.
Massachusetts Highway Death Toll Prompts Lockup Patrol
Registry Inspectors ordered to arrest highway violators as Massachusetts records a Christmas toll of 14 deaths amid nationwide fatalities. Oregon, not listed. Authorities cite poor public cooperation with enforcement after mass fatalities in the Bay State, with Connecticut and New England reporting multiple deaths and fires also contributing to the grim totals. Correction: remove nonessential.
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Concord 1959 events and local notices roundup
Dean Powers to chair 1969 Dimes campaign for Riverside Cheté with last year’s staff aiding. St Bernards Y O held a Day of Recollection at Marycliffe Academy. Concord Woodworking alerted with false sprinkler alarm. New Year’s Eve party by Concord Council K of C at Monument Hall. Other parties by Elks Lodge and Rod and Gun Club. Warrant deadline for March town meeting is Monday Jan 5. Couples Club hosts church supper at 70 o’clock plus Watch Night service at 8 with music and devotion. Next Concord Council K of C meeting at Monument Hall with Edward J Finigan presiding.
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Broadway Season Totals For 1956 57 And 1957 58
The record shows 62 Broadway stage productions in the 1956 57 season and 56 productions in the 1957 58 season. This notes the counts of shows staged during those periods.
Tinsel Town Headlines of 1958 Scandals and Romances
A retrospective roundup of 1958 Hollywood show business shocks from Mike Todd’s fatal crash to the Lana Turner affair and Elvis entering the army. The piece lists A to Z of stars, marriages, fires, and power plays including Zsa Zsa, Kim Novak, Tyrone Power, Jayne Mansfield, Mickey Hargitay, and Webb, along with a parade of others.
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New Mexico
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Cheryl Crane
Johnny
Zanyvillé
Bio Pacific
Churchill
Marigh Monroe
Elvis
Presley
Levant
Oscar
Skullen
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Trijilic
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Zsa Gabor
Kim’ Novak
Gary ’Doper
Wade
Hews
Rouben Mamoulian
Wis Abse
Eatire
Pone Power
Rona Course Dee Eee
Union Risco
Harry Fisteth
Sam Zimbialist
Ana Iovte
Sam
Harry Ee
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Ning Crosby
Dennis His
Vegas
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Ata Tyrone Power
Jack Webb
Debra Paget
Ita Hayworth
Ty Hardin
Dorothy
Malorie
Jac Ues Bergerac
Eddie
Warn Women Of Losing Shirt In Wall Street
A discussion on women investors and the hazards of speculating without guidance. Mrs Seidel, a financial advisor, warns that women may suffer losses by following ill advised tips and stresses the need for informed choices and professional counsel.
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O'Brien Named Manager of Augusta Newspaper
John F. O'Brien, 31, named manager of the Augusta Maine Bureau. A World War II Navy veteran, he has 6 years on the Philadelphia staff and prior editing and writing roles at Camden Courier-Post and Suburban News Group. He succeeds John E. By who resigned to join Gov.-elect Clin. O'Brien is married with two sons and will reside in Maine.
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