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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1957
Page
12
Healthy individuals show natural resistance to cancer that is lost after disease develops. In experiments, researchers at Sloan Kettering injected true cancer cells and cultured cells into volunteers, including healthy subjects and cancer patients, finding tumors only in some with true cancer cells and none from cultured cells.
Soap from a sunken barge became the river’s top sport as thousands of bars floated to the surface near downtown Jacksonville. Police said people in boats and along the banks used crab nets dip nets and even rakes to collect the soap.
Glen Lake, widowed timber worker from Manistique Michigan, placed six of his seven motherless children into Thompson Township homes under court terms. The probate court approved foster care with consent from youths over ten, allowing Lake final say and visiting rights. Most children had been in foster care since December and adapting well. The oldest daughter was to remain with Lake.
An advertised remedy promotes stainless Pazo as a new compound to stop piles rapidly with instant relief. The claim cites internal and external relief, a non listed anesthetic action, and a money back promise. Ointment and suppositories are mentioned.
Jeanne Bruyer a 21 year old University of South Dakota coed and drum majorette was shot three times by former fiancé Donald Steele 20 a university sophomore at her home. Steele died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in Sioux City shortly after.
In Tallahassee the city commission authorized a seat assignment plan for buses seen as maintaining segregation. Negro civic leaders call it an iniquitous scheme and a crime against the United States. Plan penalties include fines and possible jail for drivers. its rollout awaits Gov. Collins’s decision to restore bus service.
Beattieville deputy Rowland Chrisman recounted a dreamed raid on a moonshine still under a cliff. He and two deputies found a man operating a three barrel still, who fled as they destroyed the apparatus and seized four gallons of nearly finished whisky.
In Salt Lake City George D Clyde was sworn in as Utah's 10th governor with a planned 19 gun salute. A dud shell disabled one howitzer and a second shell failed to fire, forcing officials to complete the salute with the remaining gun.
The item known as a kitchen sink is reported missing in a curious note. It references historic events noting the first Olympics in 776 B C as part of the fragment.
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