Eisenhower Predicts Inflation Sweep From Postal Pay Hike
President Eisenhower noted the proposed 546 a year postal pay raise for 500000 workers would mean a sweep of inflation. The House Post Office Committee advanced the measure, part of Eisenhower’s broader push as 200 Republican House members met at White House breakfasts to discuss education natural gas civil rights and disarmament.
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Eisenhower
House Post Office Committee
Rep
Taber
White House
Nixon
Sid Simpson
R-Iii
Sherman Adams
House
Wainwright
R-Ny
London
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Congress
Gettysburg
Tucson minimum housing ordinance draws little opposition
At a Tucson City Hall hearing about a minimum housing ordinance, about 50 attendees voiced broad support with no spoken opposition. The measure aims to curb slum conditions, with supporters from real estate and home builders urging careful interpretation and gradual enforcement.
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Don Hummel
City of
Tucson
Sidney Sterlip
Frank Gonzalez
Mgr
Porter Homer
Eisenhower weighs sale of 50000 bales long staple cotton
President Eisenhower considers a bill to authorize selling 50 000 bales of extra long staple cotton from the defense materials stockpile at a loss. Most cotton comes from Arizona and would be sold above market but below government cost, with Senate committee estimating a loss over 10 million dollars. Long staple cotton was removed from the defense stockpile as not critically short.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense
Arizona
Senate Agriculture Committee
Grandma saves child while out fishing
Four year old Marilyn Lago fell into a water at the lake while out fishing with her grandmother Pearl Albright. The grandmother grabbed the child by her pony tail and pulled her to safety. Marilyn was unharmed and Mrs. Albright joked about catching only her granddaughter that day.
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Oklahoma City
Marilyn Lago
Pearl Albright
Marilyn
Tucson considers housing ordinance to ease crowding
Manley says Tucson's building industry can supply needed housing. The proposed ordinance would require weather-tight walls floors and foundations proper ventilation and light and adequate sanitary facilities. After the meeting the ordinance is sent to the Council for action.
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Manley
Tucson
Council For Action
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