War Scare Echoes In Voters Ears
1956 election coverage notes how foreign events in Hungary and Egypt influence voters. Eisenhower and Stevenson race tight as polls and strategists weigh how overseas crises affect domestic choices. Kefauver targets Minnesota while Republicans push turnout in Virginia and Ohio.
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Maryland Personal Income Set to Reach New High in 1956
A Maryland study by the University of Maryland Bureau of Business and Economic Research projects total personal income for 1956 will top prior peaks, though per capita income in Maryland still trails its 1944 high. The report notes growth in population and living costs outpaced by income gains, with 1955 per capita income at 1991 dollars and state total income near 3,463,000,000. It highlights income concentration, wages, government disbursements, manufacturing wages, and farm activity.
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