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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
2
The North Carolina GOP endorsed Hayes of Wilkesboro for governor in the Middle District race. The endorsement was sent to President Eisenhower, Attorney General Brownell and National GOP chairman Meade Alcorn. Some worry the administration may not recognize the endorsement due to Edwin M. Stanley’s strong legal backing.
A fragmented racing or betting card shows times 9.00 for Home of Price and Right, 11.00 Tic Tac Dougs, 11% Could Be You, 12.00 Os Farm, and 12:15 Industry, indicating a sequence of events or races with listed entries and start times.
Scattered thunderstorms are expected tonight across northern New England western New York northern and eastern Michigan western Montana Arizona and southern Colorado with showers extending from western Texas northeast into southeastern Iowa and east into the Ohio Valley.
A brief report notes the Redstone missile, a steel and aluminum craft, will be publicly showcased or tested on a Sunday event, marking a scheduled physical year for the program.
The Associated Press reports hot conditions with scattered showers across much of the country. A cold front from the Plains pushes humid air away from the upper Mississippi Valley shaping the day’s unsettled weather.
Forecast data shows warm and humid conditions across the Carolinas with hot days and mild nights. North Carolina expects partly cloudy skies with isolated showers in the north Tuesday and continued heat. South Carolina remains hot with highs in the 90s and lows around 70s through Saturday night.
Harry E. King a 46 year old white minister from White Plains Va was arrested by Constable Lloyd Gupton near Centerville N C as Negro worshippers and a brass band paraded to Mt Zion Holiness Church. He paid a fine and costs totaling 21 75 for obstructing traffic. The march involved 100 or more Black residents and was described as orderly aside from traffic obstruction.
Mrs. T. H. Davenport found a two foot long serpent slithering into her Dallas room. Her husband alerted authorities who killed the snake. Mrs. Davenport praised officers while a brief mishap prevented further danger.
Shvernik accuses Malenkov Molotov and Kaganovich of plotting to seize power in an anti government plot tied to party and government removal. Khrushchev repeats Malenkov as a key organizer of the 1949 Lenin purge with several executions linked to the 1954 crackdown.
Washington report shows upland cotton acreage on July 1 at 14,224,000 acres, 15 percent below 1955. Projection places output near 11,380,000 bales with Aug 8 forecast. State figures list declines with North Carolina 360,000 acres 79 percent, South Carolina 510,000 73 percent, Georgia 590,000 69 percent, Tennessee 490,000 88 percent, Virginia 1,800 87 percent.
The report notes that U.S. consumers allocate about 108 million dollars each year to dentifrices. It highlights market size and consumer expenditure, with references to household budgets and product categories.
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