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RECORD INCOME of $3,400 per capita, some $150 more than in 1954, was earned on an average by each U.S. male worker last year, says Census Bureau. Average income for U.S. women showed no gain, has held at same $1,100 level of last three years...
...only a 7-6 edge, and Tufts tied it in the seventh. The Crimson threatened in the eight and ninth, but did not score until the tenth when Matt Botsford's three run home run paced a four run rally. McGinnis set down Tufts in the tenth to gain...
...Iron Curtain (estimated 1,600,000 members). "The party cannot exist on dues," says Reale frankly. Apparently, however, the profits have been too big for individual Communists to leave solely to the party. Two years ago Augusto Doro was accused of making lucrative side deals for personal gain while manager of the oldest Red trading agency (SIMES) in Milan. Shortly afterward Eugenio Reale himself quit all his party offices, including his key post overseeing the foreign-trade agencies...
...page volume rolling off the presses this week, the igth edition of the American Medical Directory (first since 1950), the A.M.A. lists 240,638 physicians in the U.S. and Canada; 46,348 names have been added and 25,397 deleted because of death or retirement. Net gain...
Consumers did not lack for cash. In 1956's first quarter, disposable personal incomes showed an increase to a rate of $277 billion for a gain of $16 billion (6.2%) over 1955's first quarter. But consumers are spending more for nondurable goods such as food, amusement, utilities and clothing and less on cars and other durables. While incomes have gone up, the rate of new savings is down $600 million from 1955's year-end level. In addition, notes FRB, total consumer installment debt is still rising. The seasonally adjusted rate for 1956's first...