Small businesses seek help as candidates weigh relief plans
In the final pre election week readers see small business pleas for credit relief and government aid while big firms trumpet advantages. Banks note loans under 100000 are up 14 percent from two years ago as small firms face higher costs. Small firms tout quicker decisions, closer customer ties, and niche processing strengths.
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Wichita Invalid Takes Own Life
Eugene Walcott, confined to an iron lung, was found shot in his back yard clutching a rifle. The 44 year old electrician had battled a paralytic muscular disease for three years and had just been sent home from a hospital when his wife found him. The coroner called the wound self inflicted and related to personal safety, with death instant.
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Fatal Car Train Crash Kills Felix Matt Clay Near Augusta
A collision between a car and a train at the U. S. 84 crossing four miles west of Augusta, Kansas, resulted in the death of Felix Matt Clay, 53, of Douglass, Kansas, on Saturday.
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Do You Know Players Leaving Cubs Spring 1957
Do You Know lists new Cubs manager Bob Sheffing will drop Bret Gene Fudge Bob Speake and Jim Bolger from spring training 1957. They played for him in Los Angeles last season. Exterminator carried 132 pounds when he won the Laurel Handicap in 1922 at age seven. Ed Lopat, Richmond Inter national League manager pitcher in 1956, plans to retire as a pitcher next season to devote time to managing. Al Lang Florida’s goodwill ambassador to major league baseball says 72 teams from organized leagues trained in Florida last spring, the highest in history.
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Bret Gene Fudge
Bob Speake
Jim Bolger
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Richmond
al Lang
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Nixon concentrates on five states in final campaign push
Vice President Nixon opens a campaign sprint focusing on five states totaling 134 electoral votes. He aims to aid Republican Senate and House candidates, claiming an even chance to win the Senate and stronger odds for the House. He campaigns in Los Angeles area then heads to Detroit and New York City.
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Rain halts TV program as heavy showers hit San Diego
San Diego Calif during a network telecast last night heavy rain fell breaking months of dry spell delaying the program as viewers watched the deluge.
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