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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
12
The piece notes expectations of a wage rise during the year and a continuation of unemployment shrinking. Living costs have climbed in the first half, with food as a moderating factor likely to rise seasonally in summer. Farmers expect farm income to remain fairly stable for the rest of the year.
AP analysis by Sam Dawson reports Americans expect a stronger second half with more jobs higher incomes and bigger investment returns. Risks include higher prices personal debt tighter money and increased taxes while housing stocks dollar status and Detroit car market remain uncertain. A steel strike could cut thousands of jobs if it occurs.
Dorothy Roe notes the six week Soviet Exhibition at New York's Coliseum showcases housing clothes and Sputniks. Visitors see a mix of primitive yet costly cosmetics and fashion pieces like a moss-green wool two-piece dress. The event aims to draw large crowds and flag interest in Soviet advancements.
Observers note contrasts between utilitarian Soviet fashion and more decorative styles with gold threads. Soviet women at exhibits appear defensive about fashion yet proud of achievements, praising science and Sputnik while admiring American style and careers amid envy and cultural ambition.
TV and radio programs on the syndicated circuit include The Silent Service City Detective Sea Hunt African Patrol State Trooper and Rescue 8 among others. These shows, sold to individual stations, often attract large audiences rivaling network fare and boost producer fame and profits. Jefferson Girls Club met June 20 to plan a supervised playground for children starting July 6 for two weeks at Jefferson School with activities and a breakfast.
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