Upturn Lengths and the 1957 58 Recession Outlook
A past record suggests expansions average about 30 months, with only a few shorter or longer spans. Moore cautions the 1957 58 downturn may not return to peak until 1959 or 1960, while personal incomes and inventories hint at a turn by fall and a longer 1960s expansion likely aided by a housing boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey H. Moore
National Bureau of Economic Research
Moore
Journal of the American Statistical Assn
Radio TV Schedules Across Multiple Stations
A dense listing of daily programs across Decatur area stations WAJF WHOS WMSL and others detailing news briefs, music blocks, religious shows, weather updates, sports reviews, classic dramas, talk and game shows, and signoffs. It outlines times and program names with occasional station identifiers and network blocks.
Sharp Family Reunion Held at Henry Williams Home
Sharp family reunion occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams in Florette on Sunday. Attendees include W. Q. Sharp of Moulton and many relatives from Decatur Somerville Florence and surrounding areas with a birthday noted for Mrs. Mary Roberts of Decatur.
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Florette — Sharp
Henry Williams
Mary Roberts
Decatur
W. Q. Sharp
Moulton
Clifford Walters
Chattanooga
W. H. Elliott
Decatur 2
Floyd Sivley
Somerville
Dick Travis
C. H. Rogers
Lewis Sharp
Florence
Thomas Bleakway
Joy Dean
Houston
Tex
G. P. Norman
Gilbert
John Campbell
Larkinsville
Jimmie Williams
Brooksville
Alfred Williams
Lazelle
Willie
Ola Sharp
Wilma Bartlett
Garrison
Dean
Charles Atkins
Frank Roberts
Marchetta
Ted Patterson
Bessie Sharp Allen
Birmingham
Elmyra Speegle
Hartselle
Curtis Sharp
H. C. Breeding
Gladys Eubanks
Oneal Sharp
John Maxwell
Samuel Vega
J. D. Williams
Lonnie
Mike Shaw
Kay
Athens
Harvey Williams
Bob Atkins
Bryce McCreless
Huntsville
Vera Davis
Grant
Ala
James Biles
Baby
Peggy Morgan
Mobile
Don Grantland
Allie Grantland
Roy Dean Medders
James Southers
Modie Travis
Jasper
Tenn
Bobby Jennings
Sue
Lynda
Jeff Williams
Florette
M. C. Sharp
Irish Division Explained Here by Belfast Speaker
Brian Reid of Belfast outlined why Ireland split into two nations. He cited religious and economic factors and traced Ulster’s history from medieval invasions through the 20th century while noting North Ireland’s loyalty to the British Crown and its nine Ulster counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Brian Reid
Belfast
North Ireland
Chamber of Commerce
Reid
Chemstrand Corp
Chemstrand
Ulster
England
Britain
Republic of Ireland
Erie
Panamanian Canal Work Linked to Disease Outbreaks
The text notes a low standard of living and loyalty to the British Crown among North Irelanders who see themselves as English. It claims most people are content with the current arrangement, aside from a few hot-heads, and predicts no change. It also mentions yellow fever and malaria linked to Panama Canal construction in the 1890s that killed about 50 000 people.
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Panama Canal
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FINCO
Radio & TV Service Center
A. &. Quattlebaum, Mgr
2Nd & Lee St
H. Leon Reeves
Moodys
Cain
Bank ST
Allstate
Jack Allen
Allstate Insurance Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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Second Ave. S.E
Alabama
Skokie, Iii
Fedders
LaFayette and
Éth Ave
Radio Shack
Pinky
Gene Aker
Lawes
Decatur Daily
WMSL
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Josh Parade
Wmsl-Tv
Doug Edwards
Cisco Kid
Roy Wood
Sky King
CBS News
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Dotto
Guiding Light
Harbor Command
Saddles
Sheriff of
Cochise
Frontier
Pate
Jack Paar
Channel 10 Educational Network
Sharp
Comfight
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Hall Syndicate, i
Toga
Rugged Penney Gym
P.J
Penney
Penney’s Heavy
Iga
Philco
Bendix
Murdock Furniture CO
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