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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1958

Page

7

Giant borrowing wave nears as Treasury taps markets

Sylvia Porter outlines a sweeping borrowing program with new 3 1/4 percent bonds and a string of large offerings to cover deficits. The Treasury plans to issue billions monthly through year end to repay maturing securities and fund deficits, signaling peacetime debt records and a shift toward easy money seeking to spur business.

Treasury The I.0.u's U.’s U.S America Congress Treasury Secertay Federal Reserve System the Hall Syndicate

Railroad Again Cutting Fares For Pullman Passengers

Kansas City Southern Railroad cuts passenger fares again, this time for Pullman service. Most railroads have abandoned passenger travel as buses and air travel take demand. W N Der, the 70 year old head since 1940, says passenger operations are dear to us.

Kansas City Kansas City Southern Railroad W.N. der Kansas City Southern C.H. Taylor

Area Girls Elected to State FHA Posts in Alabama

Patsy Harris of Moulton and Barbara Sublett of Huntsville were elected officers of the Alabama Association of Future Homemakers of America at the annual Alabama College leadership meeting. Betsy Harris named northwest district vice president. Miss Sublett elected state parliamentarian. Hildreth Hartley of Leroy elected state president.

Montevallo Ala Patsy Harris Moulton Barbara Sublett Huntsville Alabama Assn Future Homemakers of America Alabama College Migs Harris Northwest Lawrence County High School FHA Leamon Harris Science Miss Sublett Riverton High School Alvie L. Sublett Sublett Library Club New State Hildreth Hartley Leroy

Mothers Move Into Juniors Footsteps Adopt Cowboys

New York AP reports TV producer Ted Rogers discusses why women favor Westerns as a form where the hero, the cowboy, stands against the organization man. He argues the modern adult Western centers on character care, good story lines, and lasting values.

New York Junior Ted Rogers Rogers

Kiwanians View Highway Film On Interstate System

Members of the Kiwanis Club watched a film explaining the new federal interstate highway program. The presentation covered the 41 000 mile four lane system, design aims, city site surveys, feeder farm to market roads, and safety claims including a death rate on freeways below the national average. Puritans from New England were the first settlers in Newark New Jersey.

Kiwanis Club Guy Roberts Morgan County Board of Revenue Alabama Road Builders’ Assn U.S

Labor Bill Sponsors Woo McClellan

The Senate Labor Committee plans further sessions to finish a middle-of-the-road labor bill tied to Sen. John L. McClellan’s influence as Rackets Committee chair. McClellan supports a compromise with changes, while Kennedy pushes for stricter union regulation and secret officer elections.

Washington John L. McClellan D-Ark Senate Labor Committee McClellan Senate John F. Kennedy Dmass Kennedy

Washington and Lee Valedictorian Overcomes Polio to Graduate

A 21 year old Washington, D. C. student at Washington and Lee University delivers the valedictory as the top honor student after a 13 year battle with polio. Larson, stricken in 1945, writes a 160 page thesis on democratic leadership and plans graduate study at Yale.

Lexington, Va Washington, D. C Washington and Lee University John Monk Larson Larson St. Albans School Washington W&l Phi Beta Kappa Yale University Graduate School

Senate committee debates union rights and Taft Hartley changes

The committee considered a bill on union affairs and Taft Hartley provisions. In the day’s only vote, an amendment by Sen. William A. Purtell to require a union membership vote before striking was defeated 85.

William A. Purtell R-Conn

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