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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1953
Page
5
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The April 10 to 11 period reshaped three leaders. General James A. Van Fleet moves from Florida oranges to Korea under heavy combat. General Matthew Ridgway rises to command after a chaotic advance in Korea. General Douglas MacArthur is fired in Tokyo while meeting U.S. officials.
New York report on Edith Lutyens and Liz Montgomery showing summer dresses for women, mixing practical design with stage expertise. The line, priced 29 to 45 dollars, features adjustable midriffs, varied necklines, and a ready to iron harem option, all crafted in Lutyens workshop amid backstage glamour.
Toledo police raided a YWCA building and interrupted a Young Matrons Club meeting. Officers found women with hands full of play money used for an evening of Reno style gambling games.
Members of the Virginia Caro linas Wholesale Furniture Salesmen's Association gather at 7 for dinner and a session at the Sheraton Hotel during the Furniture Market. Slated for tonight is election of officers. Joe Newman of Greensboro retires as district governor covering the Carolinas, Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia.
H A Wood assistant tax supervisor estimates about 6700 residents have not listed their taxes with deadline next Saturday. He calls the listing in High Point and High Point Township moderate today and warns lines will be very long if people wait to the end.
In Thomasville the Recorder's Court handled several minor matters. D F Craver 115 Jewel Street was convicted for no operator's license with prayer for judgment continued a year if he avoids driving until licensed and pays 25 dollars plus costs. Five drunkenness cases were resolved with small fines. Coy Creekmore Route 2 Thomasville chose to serve road time. papers prepared for a 60 day term after appealing two 30 day terms.
Senator Joseph McCarthy announced the Senate Investigating Committee’s initial closed session into irregularities in the defense stockpiling program. He described possible bad buying and waste of public funds, declining to detail witnesses but promising a public statement after the hearing. The inquiry also touches the Federal Security Agency as staff reviews about ten subjects.
A crowded stock table shows Adams Express and Allied Chemical among many issuers with varied percentages. Notable entries include American Can 35 percent, General Electric 69 percent, General Motors 66 percent, Standard Oil California 54 percent, and U.S. Steel 42 percent. Approximate sales to 1 p.m. total 780,000 shares.
Fourteenth Air Force announces a volunteer path for Reserve pilots seeking extended active duty. Induction at Lackland AFB followed by classification, civilian refresher schools, and assignment to a major command. Applications on file with Fourteenth Air Force HQ urged. submit AF Form 125 to Robins AFB Georgia.
In Korea the new four pound cold bar suit impressed Lt. William E. Aaron Jr. and Pvt. C. E. Mason by keeping warmth with minimal perspiration. Worn over standard gear, the suit lacks pockets and uses zippers to vent heat. Front-line trials will continue before a final decision on adoption as standard equipment.
The 1952 total average taxes paid by each man woman and child in the United States was 514 dollars.
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