Taylor Accuses Force Ellington By Clement RUNTINGDON
Clement RUNTINGDON reports in Tenn that Taylor accuses Ellington of wrongdoing amid a tense scene before a judge. The fragmentary text mentions Frank Clement and a confrontation involving accusations and the peace of a location, with unclear details.
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Eisenhower Speech Offers General Antirecession Talk
President Eisenhower spoke to business leaders in general terms about anti recession steps, avoiding specific measures. He urged action to spur growth, cited credit easing and defense purchases, and advised firms to raise quality, manage inventories, and price realistically while labor moderates wage demands. The press secretary left tax reductions undecided, emphasizing broader economic effort.
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Business Briefs Chicago ups and downs in 1958 tire sales
Chicago reports Sears Ree duce Co. earnings to 23.3 million for the four months ended April 30 down from 26.8 million in the prior year period. First quarter gross sales slide to 777. US851 reflecting a three percent drop from last year. Also notes American Can Co. to open largest coil stock plant in Hammond Indiana June 1 devoted to tin plate and steel container stock as part of a 31 million dollar national upgrade. New York Central official cites public concern over modernizing rail transport to avoid economic harm. Phelps Dodge trims Arizona copper output for the fifth time in 18 months, cutting total reductions to about 40 percent. Westrex, a Westinghouse subsidiary, expands communication product services abroad. US roads gain 4,162 new freight cars last month versus prior period.
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Ruling Expected From Attorney General On City Aid
Kingsport officials await a decision from the state attorney general on whether the city may appropriate funds for the Kingsport Mental Health Center. H Marvin Parsons announced a request for a ruling after a prior inquiry by William F Firehall. the main point concerns the legal basis for city support amid doubts about authority and appropriation scope.
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Cooper Urged to Run Against Gore in Governor Race
The KnoxVille Journal notes a strong bloc backing former governor Cooper to leave the crowded Democratic governor race and challenge Albert Gore for U.S. Senate. The piece cites Cooper’s Shelbyville base and says his campaign backers seek a run, while Cooper has not commented.
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Mental Hives Develops Community Tax Compliance Concern
Officials worry that funds used by Mental Hives proceed within legal boundaries. Community leaders seek assurance money is spent in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
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