Post Office urges early mail to overseas servicemen for holidays
The Post Office Department urges sending packages now so service members overseas receive them in time for the holidays. A poster in local stations reminds readers. a sketch shows mailing rules for most destinations, while some vary in size weight and content. Contact your local post office for full information.
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Post Office Department
Income Base Is Wider
The Commerce Department notes consumer spending draws from varied sources beyond wages. Government unemployment benefits, corporate funds, dividends, and farmer or public utility income help offset payroll declines. Wages rose 4% to 255% billion annual rate by September end, with stronger earnings expected as layoffs recede and wage growth continues.
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Department of Commerce
Department
Finance Company
Commerce Department
Out-of-state funds loom in Wisconsin races in 1958
Republican Gov. Vernon Thomson denounces out-of-state contributions as a threat to Wisconsin politics while Claude Jasper reports large inflows to Sen. William Proxmire. Gov candidate Gaylord Nelson criticizes highway encroachment and party favoritism, citing cases against local businesses and officials.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Portage
Thomson
Claude Jasper
Madison
GOP
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Jasper
Secretary of State
Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Gov. Thomson
Partisan
Eau Claire
Nelson
Highway Commission
Thomson’s
U.S
Senate
Roland Steinle
Ripon
Republican Party
Small Car Demand To Clear By Early 1959
The 1959 auto market looks toward strong demand for smaller, lower priced cars led by Studebaker-Packard Lark. GM Ford Chrysler may move from experimental to production as competition tightens. Lark prices start below some rivals with notes on added taxes and fees.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Studebaker-Packard
U.S
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Worthy Effort in Canada Red Cross Fund Drive
The Canadian Junior Red Cross reports 1,270,000 members raised 269,326 dollars in 1957 for the Handicapped and Crippled Children's Fund and the International Fund for Help and Understanding.
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Montreal
Junior Red Cross
Canada
Handicapped and Crippled Children’s Fund
International Fund For Help and Understanding
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