Cost of Living in 1958 Index Rises to July Peak
The Government consumer price index shows rising costs through July 1958, then a small dip and leveling near year end. The index reached a record 123.9 of the 1947-49 average, which is set at 100 for comparison. AP Wirephoto.
Costs May Continue Rise In New Year
AP analysis predicts 1959 will bring higher living costs across housing services and food. Job opportunities may improve by spring, but unemployment could rise early with industrial recovery gradually boosting employment. inflation pressures and deficits loom, while farmers plan more acreage amid uncertain crop outcomes.
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City workers shift pay day to Saturday in Louisville
In Jefferson County fiscal court the Saturday payroll replaces Wednesday after Frank Norris, head custodian, cited too many workers celebrating Wednesday nights. The change aims to give staff Sunday to recover before Thursday work. In Lanexa, a playful weather blurb notes a forecast of fair cooler conditions with westerly winds. A four year old Everette Mann reads the paper, prompting plans for an IQ test.
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