Republicans Hope For Economy Upturn In 1958
Republicans in Congress split over Eisenhower's decision to retain Adams amid the Goldfine favors controversy. They hope a stronger economy will aid re election prospects, citing signs of a business upswing and rail carload highs while Democrats accuse the administration of masking unemployment and inflation.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sherman Adams
GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Truman
Federal Reserve
Paul M. Butler
Gary
Ind
Butler
Labor Department
Mortgage Lending Falls Behind Population Growth in Pima
A University of Arizona study shows Pima County's mortgage lending rose about 92 percent from 1951 to 1957, far below Maricopa County's 207 percent. While Maricopa diversifies with a strong industrial base, Pima remains dependent on a few large employers, limiting institutional lending despite diversification signs.
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Pima
Bureau of Business and Public Research
The
University of Arizona
Maricopa
Tive
Maricopa County
Pima County
Bureau
Phoenix
Drunken Drivers Fined and Jailed in City Court
Two men pleaded guilty to drunken driving before City Magistrate Clague Van Slyke. James Brooks 20 of Davis Monthan Air Force Base and Thomas E Ward 26 of 1603 North Fifth Avenue each paid a 100 dollar fine and served 10 days in jail. Brooks was arrested March 12 after a stop sign violation at E Speedway and N Cherry Avenue. Ward was picked up May 4 at West Simpson Street and South Meyer Avenue.
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Clague van Slyke
James Brooks
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Thomas E. Ward
N. 5Th Ave
Brooks
E. Speedway
N. Cherry Ave
Ward
W. Simpson St
S. Meyer Ave
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FBI
Assn. of
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Corbett
Lipetickhie
Eeacai Aac
Stanley
Arnold's
Aline
Grocers
Arnold, Pickle & Olive CO
OLD Pueblo Office Supply CO
E. 3Rd St
N. Stone
Swan
Preu Tee
KKKKK
Redemption Center
E. 6Th ST
R. I
Free Vm
S. Walter
Tri-Valley
Carnation
Hawaiian Punch Cours
Bese Eeneera
Betty Crocker
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