11 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1958
Page
1
The article reports on continued advocacy for faster action and tax relief, with AFL CIO figures urging Congress to fund programs while warning delays could push needed construction and labor projects into later months. President Nixon and Meany are cited shaping a broad push for inflation and job growth through new tax and spending proposals.
The White House signals backing for Cross, Arkansas official and former Navy captain, to fill Mack’s unexpired seven year term as head of a federal communications post. Senators Mouler and Bennett urge careful review of Cross credentials and past service in the State Department and interagency roles.
A shaky economic report shows a sharp drop in production by a major manufacturer with 1,200.30 in expenses and February 1957 as the reference month. President Eisenhower and Mitchell urge decisive action, including possible tax measures, to curb a slide in business and personal taxes and to stabilize industries facing declines.
The Ar- Taisis Industrial Development Commission hires 9 senior planning engineers to coordinate state and city industrial growth. Michael Toster from Indianapolis-Tramelconalitary joins April 1. William T. Ewakt Jr. notes a push for across the board tax cuts and increased public works to curb recession. Congressional actions and President Kennedy proposals shape timing for new public works measures this year as unemployment remains high.
The will left about five million dollars to Mrs. Kirk from a man labeled as the patient at Cleburne Medical Hospital. Her statement on Monday referenced windfall expectations tied to prior gifts and checks to Mrs. Kirk as the man’s condition and guardianship sparked a legal fight. Relatives alleged incompetence and moved him to a broader home in Jacksonville, Texas, where he died.
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said the administration is ready to seek major personal and business tax cuts if needed to fight the recession. He backed intensified public works spending and noted unemployment peaked at 5,200,000, with Congress slow to move on tax relief and stimulus measures. The White House discussed broader tax cuts as Congress deliberates.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses public works and a senator Edward Varin supporting job cuts. mentions a possible investigation and a preferred approach to hiring, with unclear quotes and names due to damaged text. No clear event or date discernible.
Army District Brigadier since 19sd will retire. Aging Marshal Brown, district engineer since 1997, will relocate to New York to enter private business. Brown, US Military Academy 1934 graduate, will be replaced by Col Arik M. Jecoby from April 1.
New York dispatch notes the nation’s top high was 81 degrees at Miami International Airport Florida the low 18 below is reported in another location Weather brief hints at early instability and frigid air across parts of the United States with scattered readings and unsettled conditions through the day
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