Go Slow Mood Mirrors Heat Yet Hangs on Economic Outlook
By Sam Dawson, the article notes business hesitancy persists beyond heat as firms await fall prospects. It cites a cautious optimism among forecasters, potential impacts from a trade war on farms and manufacturers, and uncertainties over postwar construction, auto models, tax policy, labor, and consumer spending amid a quiet rail labor scene.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Hetter
Congress
Johnson Coleman Renew Campaigns in Mississippi Runoff
Lt Gov Paul Johnson and former Gov J P Coleman seek backing of Charles Sullivan backers for the August 27 Democratic runoff in Jackson Mississippi. Both veterans clash after a first primary. Sullivan finished third as Bar nett’s successor Philips faces general election foe in November.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Charles Sullivan
Johnson
Jed Coleman
Sullivan
Clarksdale
Ross Barnett
Coleman
Rubel Philips
Jackson
Osage Flats Named For New Jefferson City District
East of Jefferson City a new community on the Osage River banks near Highway 50 has adopted the name Osage Flats. Residents faced delays in securing a highway marker as the state requires proof of an established community before marking access roads. A neighborhood conference led to the naming of the area.
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City
Osage Flats
Jefferson City
Highway 50
Osage River
State Highway Department
18 Month Old Boy Dies As Car Backed Out
Eighteen month old Randall Scott Duncan was killed when a car backed from a driveway in Kansas City. He was visiting at the home of Richard L. Borum with his mother Mrs Judith Duncan. The driver Barnum said he did not see the child near the vehicle.
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Kansas City
Randall Scott Duncan
Judith Duncan
Richard L. Borum
Barnum
Randall Scott
A. Brandenbergger Drug CO
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Siesta
Biedermans
Biederman
DE Rimans
Dix Road
Missouri
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