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Investors took the election results as good news for several reasons. The mere fact that it was over removed a cloud of uncertainty-always a bearish factor-that had pushed the market down for five consecutive days the week before. There was no Democratic landslide as had been widely predicted...
Next day, with Meek trailing along, Nixon spoke at Peoria, Champaign and Rock Island, Ill. Encouraged by what seemed to be an upswing in Meek's campaign against Democrat Paul Douglas, Nixon exhorted the G.O.P. machine to greater efforts. To a crowd of Peoria Republicans he said: "Take off...
Last week even the industries that were hardest hit by the recession were bouncing back. The steel industry, which has been poking along at less than 70% of capacity for nine months, noted a marked upswing in orders. Pittsburgh Steel scheduled a rise in its operations from 80% to 100...
In Montreal last week, members of the American Statistical Association met to size up the economic future. The consensus of the delegates was that a mild business upswing will soon take place. Declared Chief Economist Martin Gainsbrugh of the National Industrial Conference Board: "The current plateau in business activity is...
Long, tedious manufacturing and testing the vaccine for safety had delayed the trials so that in some areas they had to be canceled. In the Atlanta district, where plans had been well made in advance (TIME, April 26), two cases of polio, one of them paralytic, had appeared unseasonably early...