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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1953
Page
2
Soviet spokesmen claim living in harmony with the Western world and non interference in others’ affairs. Moscow commentary notes that the peace drive is underway, citing Stalin and Malenkov on non export of revolution and the desire for peaceful cooperation between states with different systems.
The Fox Paper Co. plans to more than double its High Point plant space and workforce after a successful local development. Allen Arnold, manager of the High Point division, and Chamber officials credit strong markets, materials, and labor, plus robust distribution, for the expansion. The project adds to a regional surge with Kayby Hosiery Mills and other new plants bringing 110 jobs and about 385 thousand dollars in payroll.
Residents use a dead squid tied to a pole to lure lobsters in New Caledonia. The lobsters freeze in fright at the sight of the squid, then divers retrieve them from the sea.
Taft told reporters he hopes administration can cut at least four billion dollars from projected military spending to allow a tax cut and balance the 1954 budget. He urged reducing foreign aid by about 1.5 billion and trimming other items to reach a 70 billion dollar budget goal for FY 1954.
Leslie Biffle and his wife were injured when their 1952 Cadillac collided with a second car carrying eight Pennsylvanians four miles north of Sylvania Georgia. Biffle and his wife were described as in fair condition with possible rib fracture and head lacerations. seven others in the Pennsylvania car were injured, some seriously.
West Berlin trade union headquarters reported that over 40,000 workers in the Soviet sector were not paid yesterday. East Berlin bosses told them wages were placed in blocked accounts requiring Russian zone finance ministry permission, a move labor leaders fear could amount to a mass dismissal and deepen West Berlin’s unemployment burden.
L Osservatore Romano warns that fraudulent knightly orders bearing religious names have sprung up globally. The Vatican says these groups confer so called orders and decorations without papal approval and have victimized well intentioned individuals, with many based in Italy and others appearing elsewhere.
Troy High School's 1953 baseball team impressed by fighting a forest fire at the VFW field then beating Candor High 39 to 1. Lee Freeman hit five triples and a single in seven at bats before tiring. Johnny Hurley struck out on request and belted a home run.
Jo R Hall of Falmouth has not missed a payment to the Marine Lodge of Masons in 24 years. The lodge once canceled a meeting when he was hospitalized to protect his perfect record.
Raleigh March 21 The General Assembly must hurry to wind up on schedule as many key measures await action in House or Senate or in committees. Several bills have advanced, others killed, and committees hold a long list of reforms from reapportionment to a statewide liquor referendum and a 55 cent an hour minimum wage.
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