Economists Predict Rise In U S Level Of Living
The president's Council of Economic Advisers foresees a 27 percent rise in the average American's living standard by 1958. It hinges on steady production growth, continued investments, and cooperation among government, labor, and management to raise productivity and purchasing power without major downturns.
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Washington
President's Council ‘of Economic Advisers
Council
John Maynard Keynes
Economic Council
Yhe
Congress
Coun
Space Wanted in Southern Furniture Market Sublease
A nationally known manufacturer with thousands of established accounts seeks to sublease at least 100 square feet for the July market. More space desired. This line is well and favorably known and will prove a decided asset to any exhibitor seeking TRAFFIC. Replies confidential. Address P O Box 1209 High Point.
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High Point
Two Ways to Bid This Slam Hand in Bridge
Amateur players and a hospital visit color a bridge hand from Westminster Veterans Hospital Ontario. The column explores bidding ideas with South open one club, North responses, and a potential six clubs contract, highlighting the quirks of bidding and the observer’s comments on veterans and confidence.
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C. W Serase
Westminster Veterans Hospital
London
Ontario
Blackwood
North
South
Suspended Sentence For Young Driver
Gathard Gibson 18 of 512 Basinger street was found guilty of hit and run and given 12 months suspended if he does not operate a motor vehicle for 12 months and pays a $50 fine. Paul Blackburn 17 of 406 Fisher Ferry street was dismissed on aiding and abetting hit and run. Gibson also guilty of no license and received another 12 months suspended if he does not drive until licensed and pays $25. Both were accused of occupying Gibson's car that damaged two cars while parking and not reporting the damage.
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Thomasville
Recorder's
Gathard Gibson
Basinger Street
Paul Blackburn
Fisher Ferry Street
Gibson
Billy H. Blair
Officers Named During First Meeting of Recreation Body
In Thomasville the newly formed city recreation commission held its first meeting in City Hall. Harry B. Finch was elected chairman with Rev Calvin Leonard as vice chair and Bob Holladay as treasurer. The group approved screening applicants for the city recreation director and planned lighting for a local softball field. Meeting dates set for the first Monday each quarter at 3 p m. Other members include Dr M W Phillips C C Griffin Dr Charles F Leek and C R Reed. A separate note mentions an auto accident involving Rachel M Younts and an unnamed arresting officer.
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Thomasville
City Recreation Commission
Harry B. Finch
Calvin Leonard
Bob Holladay
R. L. Pope
R. M. Cooksey
City Recreation Post
Leonard
Holladay
Ray Parrish
Russell Vanling
Finch
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U.S
By Clarke Beach
Southern Furniture
Carl Mars
New York
Barbara Baroness
Macbaam
Beverly Hite
Florence
Texolite
Cole
Parker-Brown Lumber Co
America’s Card Authority
NEA
Rubber
Val
West Pass
Belk-Stevens
Edie
Ile Ae
Rachel M. Younts
Broad Street
Leach
Randolph Street
N. C. English
Belk -Stevens Co
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