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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1958
Page
20
The article outlines a shift toward built in and space saving electrical appliances. Freezers and refrigerators now feature streamlined, squared-off lines and built in or wall hung options. Upright freezers and stacked ranges offer versatile layouts for compact kitchens.
The feature explains natural gas as the silent servant enabling warm homes and cooked meals. It details a vast network extending 548 820 miles and serving 28 million households with over 100 million gas appliances, plus storage facilities and compressor stations ensuring steady supply.
Eddie Lowell a 17 year old University High sophomore took the wheel when a school bus carrying 25 people including him veered down a steep Morgantown hill. Driver Alphus Tennant 48 collapsed at the wheel and died at the hospital from an apparent heart attack. No injuries were reported.
In Kiel Auditorium only 250 union members and spouses attended Jimmy Hoffa’s speech to Local 610. Hoffa urged the Teamsters to endure the political fight and predicted a stronger union after the battle with Congress, courts, and AFL-CIO. A news conference followed as Hoffa noted the Nov. 4 Democratic landslide would likely not improve labor’s fate.
Advice for preventing a picture from sliding on a vibrating wall by applying a strip of sandpaper to the frame’s lower back edge. This creates friction to keep the artwork steady.
A newspaper discusses modern food waste disposers as a popular home appliance. Nearly four million Americans have installed them with one in three new homes adopting the device. Disposers promise year round convenience reducing summer pests and winter chores of taking trash to exterior bins.
Chicago AP dispatch reports Henry J. Hoeffer of the National Safety Council warned that 1966 traffic fatalities could reach 50 000 with 1 900 000 injuries and seven billion dollars in losses later. He noted 38 500 deaths the previous year and cited long historic tolls at a Midwest legislators meeting.
A national survey of 100 leading bankers for American Banker shows universal willingness to help good borrowers during downturns. Bankers report fair consideration, liberal extensions, and patient loan handling across regions from Detroit to Texas, with emphasis on refinancing and accommodating repayment when needed.
Boots Mallory, a former Ziegfeld Follies and George White's Scandals beauty and wife of actor Herbert Marsh, died Monday at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after a 16 month illness. She entered hospital Sunday and had gained stage prominence before appearing in Fox Studio films in 1932 before retiring in 1947.
Dimit er Ganev of the Bulgarian Communist Party becomes president of Bulgaria after Radio Sofia reports election by the National Assembly. President Georgi Damianov died at 66. Ganev has long served on the Central Committee and as ambassador to Budapest and Prague.
Women embrace a modern ironer to cut ironing labor and time. The device eliminates ironing boards and manual effort, promising professional results for dresses shirts and linens while freeing time for other duties. The gift appeals to wives and husbands as a lasting convenience.
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