May Ask Tax Cut If Jobless Don't Ease Up
Washington Feb 23 Reuters says Secretary of Labor Mitchell expects the Eisenhower administration to propose a tax cut if unemployment does not ease next month. He notes March figures may delay action though and that a tax cut would aim to boost purchasing power. Other officials cite midyear as the likely decision point if conditions do not improve. Mitchell adds signs of improvement but warns the administration will act to revive the economy if needed. Senator Knowland and Ben Ives express optimism about a near-term upturn and possible tax cuts if the upturn is delayed, while Secretary Anderson says any tax cut should come with prudent study.
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Ian
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Sen
Knowland
Calif
Ben Ives
Secretary of the Treasury
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New York State
Birthday Sales Opinion Split in Frederick Spotty Weekend Trade
Merchants report mixed Washington’s Birthday sales with traffic steady but shoppers in a buying mood scarce. Downtown stores note a brisk post Thanksgiving feel but length of day limited weekend turnout. Mary Mack wins Sears draw after long shifts. Schildt from Walkersville makes Shepherd College dean’s list. Snowy Montgomery County scene caps the clipping.
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la Jaree
Istore
Ibuythi
Walt
George Washington's
Frederick
Washington’s
New York
Flu Kills French Men in 1957 Asian Flu Wave
Paris reports more than 11,000 French deaths in 1957 due to flu and related illness. The National Statistical Institute notes nearly 8,000 deaths occurred in the last quarter amid the Asian flu epidemic.
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Paris
Trippe
National Statistical Institute
Two Seriously Hurt In Wreck Night crash injures four near Gaithersburg
At about 3 a.m. two cars collided on Clapines road near Metropolitan Grove road north of Gaithersburg. Shifflett and Mrs Wood, plus three others, suffered serious injuries including broken limbs and a fractured skull. Police said charges may follow for driving while license suspended.
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Toro
Mount Royal Ave
Shitflett
Whichea
Min
Gaithlersburg
Akon
Sat'dent
Securior
Henry Momberger
Elater C. Shifflett
Mercy Fot Clarksburg
Takoma Park
Nell K. Wood
Gaithersburg
Shifflett
Mildred
Ase
Thomas J. Barry
Jeff
Delores Buchwald
Jo Ann Delivak
Nightahiy
Fagless
Wood
Une Gaithersburg
Two Killed in Crash of New Station Wagon
Baltimore city police said a new 958 wagon with 45 miles on the odometer struck a parking meter and traffic stand, then hit an apartment house early today killing driver Mary Fale 30 and passenger Joan Rosel lini 25 both of Baltimore and injuring four others. The Accident Investigation Division reported the car was eastbound.
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Mary Fale
Joan Rosellini
Peace Talk Amid Arms Fear From Soviet Leader
Moscow reports Nikita Khrushchev says Soviet troops are being armed with the most terrifying weapons of all time while declaring all the world desires peace. The remark underscores Cold War tensions and the arms race context.
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