Almond and Dalton Agree on Taxes and Literary Fund
Virginia governors candidates from both parties back replenishing the Literary Fund with surplus General Fund money and oppose new taxes. Atty. Gen. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. favors transferring part of the surplus to boost loans for school construction while Sen. Ted Dalton seeks a sizeable share of the surplus for the fund.
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Virginia
Literary Fund
Democrat
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Ted Dalton
Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Whitehead
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Across and Down
A compact crossword list presents across clues including Seth's brother and river in French, along with down hints for large items and measures. The grid features entries such as outer space and lustrous black, with several theme lines and foreign language references.
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Seth
Outer Space
U.S
Virginia Revenue Surplus Forecast Guides 1958 60 Budget
The state forecasts a general fund surplus of about 35 million dollars and expects continued prosperity to increase the surplus in the next biennium. If revenue estimates for 1958-60 are substantially realized, Virginia should meet expanding current expenditures without tax increases.
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Associated Press
Nelson County
General Fund
Sidney C. Day
Almond
Virginia
Albertis
Harrison
A. E
Stephens
Dalton
Whitehead
Sixteen Thousand Strikers Return to Work in London
London market turmoil ends as 16 000 strikers resume duties on union orders. The walkout had halted 100 ships at London docks and sparked a fruit and vegetable shortage after 4000 Covent Garden employees protested a new job classification plan. Frank Cousins urged workers back, and the merged labor groups are moving smoothly easing truck congestion.
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London
London Docks
Covent Garden
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers Union
Auto Folding Up Umbrella Business
New Jersey umbrella maker F Hollander & Son reports a shift in consumer behavior as men increasingly favor cars over walking. Irving Hollander, president, notes umbrellas as impulse items for women and aims to push wares through grocers at the Tri-State Market Operators Conference.
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Cincinnati
New Jersey
Hollander
Tri-State
Goodyear Earnings Rise by Five Million in 1957 H1
Akron Ohio Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co reports first half 1957 earnings up five million dollars. Company cites improved demand and higher tire sales as key factors influencing results.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Posts Record Half-Year Earnings Rise
Goodyear reports six months earnings of 35.94 million dollars up 17 percent from a year ago, with 3.47 dollars per share. Net sales reach a record 721.04 million, versus 683.07 million last year. Foreign subsidiaries contribute 7.81 million in profit.
School grade lists for Virginia Avenue and John Kerr schools
White grades 1 to 6 from Virginia Avenue School area east of the B and O Railroad and north of Cork Street. White grades 1 to 3 from John Kerr School area north of Gerrard Street, excluding the Virginia Avenue area.
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Virginia Avenue
Cork Street
John Kerr School
Gerrard Street
Quarles
Gerrard
Quarles School
White
Loudoun Street
Valley Avenue
Handley School
General Office
Chevrolet Special Features Highlighted in Ad Narrative
A vintage Chevrolet advertisement extols the car's value with claims of body by Fisher, solid construction, short stroke V8, ball race steering, triple turbine Trans? Glide, and safety features. It pitches low price with numerous optional extras and dealer presentation.
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Chevrolet
Chevy
Fisher
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Virginia Press Association
Ck Gw
Winchester
Daily Crossword
Irving Hollander
F. Hollander & Son, Inc
Goodyear
North Loudoun
Newberry
Mohawk
Beneficial Finance Co of
Firestone
N. Braddock ST
Winchester Public Schools
Douglas School
Handley Or Douglas High Schools
Handley Or Douglas High School
Bouivi
Itepve
Caner
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