Incomes Rise as Living Costs Grow Afield
Census figures show nonfarm family incomes rose about 2 percent to 5338 in 1957 while living costs increased into 1958. Farm family median income grew nearly 3 percent to 2747, with full time workers averaging 5087 in 1959, though the share employed full time fell to 62 percent.
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