Recovery Spreading as Autumn Business Improves
The Commerce Department reports a broader recovery this autumn with indicators showing improving industrial production and rising personal income, though employment gains remain limited and auto output lags. IRS data show fiscal 1958 tax receipts near record levels, led by Social Security tax increases, while corporate tax receipts fall amid the recession.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Woman Dies At 107 Born A Slave In Tennessee
Aunt Jo Taylor, born into slavery in 1851 and later known as Aunt Jo, died at 107 in Elizabethton Tennessee. She recalled 1865 Free Day when slaves were freed, saying she was 14 then. She was owned by Nathaniel Green Taylor, patriarch of a family later producing governors and a U.S. senator.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Jo Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
Nathaniel Green Taylor
Alf
Bob Taylor
U.S
Detergents Harm Skin Says Mayo Dermatologist
In Oklahoma City Dr Louis A Brunsting Sr of Mayo Foundation warns detergents used as soap substitutes cause skin irritations. He says these products may strip skin layers leaving less defense against trouble.
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Oklahoma City
Mayo Foundation
Louis A. Brunsting Sr
Two La Crosse Students Joined Tau Omega Mu Fraternity
Ronald K. Cotton and Robert J. Krueger of La Crosse have been selected for membership in Tau Omega Mu at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. The honorary fraternity honors tutoring assistance to students. Cotton, a 1951 Logan High School graduate and Navy veteran, is MSOE treasurer and Sigma Pi Rho member. Krueger, a 1955 Aquinas High School graduate, attends MSOE on a full tuition scholarship.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ronald K. Cotton
Burr Cotton
Copeland Ave
la Crosse
Robert J. Krueger
Karl Krueger
Hyde Ave
Tau Omega Mu
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Cotton
Logan High School
Europe
MSOE
Sigma Pi Rho Fraternity
Krueger
Aquinas High School
Tapping of Private Phone Lines in West Germany
The government says the Western Big Three continue tapping private telephone lines in sovereign West Germany. Postal Minister Richard Stuecklin told Parliament that treaties granting sovereignty 30 years ago allowed Allies to tap lines if troop interests were at risk.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Richard Stuecklin
Palatinate
Stuecklen
Three Region High Schools Robbed in Weekend Break-ins
Whitehall Wisconsin special report notes Central High School Eleva Strum and Arcadia High School broken into over the weekend. Central reports southeast gym entry with $15 taken from a dispenser. Arcadia says $202.25 stolen from an office. Trempealeau County authorities investigate the method of entry.
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Milo Johnson
Strum
Trempealeau County
Willard Gautsch
Arcadia High School
Eugene Bijold
Canada to spend 150 million for Colombo Plan nations
Seattle AP reports Canada will contribute 150 million dollars over the next three years to Colombo Plan countries in South and Southeast Asia. J M Teakles notes aid is assured, with Canada totals since 1950 at 292 million including 61 million in wheat and flour grants and loans.
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Canada
Colombo
Seattle
Southeast Asia
J. M. Teakles
Teakles
Pakistan
India
Ceylon
Classified Ad Call to Contact Finder Promptly
Dont wait and see if something lost will be returned contact the finder through a Classified Ad 2 8040.
Provo pain relief tablets promise quick backache relief
Provo tablets offer fever reduction and Vitamin C for joint support with a stated promise of no harmful drugs. Sold at druggists for $1.50 $2.75 or $4.00 from a La Crosse address, with tens of thousands already using the product.
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Ondertet
Provo
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