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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
15
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Wealth creates problems for some in the Soviet Union as a new rich class attracts social parasites. Izvestia details heiress Citizeness L and her deceived marriage to M. Rastsvetayev who claimed her estate after her death, amid party questions and legal loopholes.
Oregon Democrats urged Gov. Paul L. Patterson to call a special legislative session to address the deepening economic crisis. A letter by the four top state Democrats called unemployment in Oregon the most critical among the 48 states. The State Unemployment Commission said 12 percent of workers were jobless, with several cities at 22 percent. No immediate reply from the governor.
Dallas Bishop William C. Martin head of the National Council of Churches returned from a 29 day Far Eastern tour and said he saw little hope for a quick peace in Korea.
A new product named ITS offers a jelly like cleaner that restores oven surfaces to grease free finish without scraping or scrubbing. It is brushed on allowed to stand and wiped away with water. Available at Efird's Department Store for $1 plus a plastic brush.
Chicago industry spokesmen report winter market orders as low as half of last year with some slightly ahead. Retailers aim to reduce inventories, expecting a 10 to 15 percent sales drop though buyers may offset with focused sales.
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