22 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1957
Page
1
Bruce Biassat argues AFL-CIO leaders default to higher wages as labor's stock reply, regardless of economy. Analysts warn wage hikes during downturn raise costs, fuel inflation, and hurt workers, urging wage gains tied to real productivity and profits.
Lost Prairie Jim Sims has been very ill in Groesbeck hospital for several days. Robert Sims returns home from army service in Germany. Charles Dobbs and family visit in Waco with Sims relatives. R. A. Sims and Mrs. J. B. Sims attend church in Per sonville. Christine Sims from Belton visits. Wilmer West and family visit Sweetwater relatives. Donie Hardison from Fair Oaks visits Mrs. O. K. Sims.
Cambridge Mass. A. Lawrence Lowell, late Harvard president, joked that colleges are reservoirs of knowledge where freshmen input is small and seniors take little away, so knowledge accumulates.
The health of the community is very good for this time of year. Church services were held as usual at both churches. Family visits include Bill and staff visiting Lucian Taylor in a Waco hospital and Johnny Post in addition to other kin scattered across Corsicana Dallas and Houston.
Teague residents including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Faubion Mrs. Henry Doorman and others visited in Waco and Houston. The group attended the funeral of Ernest Ham and several families toured Dallas Bay City San Antonio and Beaumont during the weekend and week.
Groesbeck residents hosted numerous visitors from nearby towns and states. Ava Neil Kent and Mondetl Halms called on Mr. and Mrs. Stockman as relatives Mr. and Mrs. Jutson remain ill in the hospital. Visitors included Lincoln Nebraska's Pete Moffatt and family, Houston's Linda and Mary Lee Patterson, Longview's Eugene Dick family, and others from Dallas Mexia Orlando and Marlin.
Alexander Hamilton is regarded as the architect of the United States tax framework. The statement reflects his influence on early fiscal policy and the creation of a centralized revenue system.
The report notes visits by families including Fallon guests and Mr and Mrs Winningham and Swain Winningham. Mrs T A McElroy injured her arm Sunday but is improving. Don Hawkins and wife are visiting her relatives as holidays approach.
A fragmented local item mentions residents in Waco and Dallas sharing news of a new baby at a household and Elvis Ward adding work to their home. Expressions of community care and informal updates appear in this short notice.
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