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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
2
The list presents many scattered crossword style clues and partial answers across topics from film to geography and sports. It includes terms like Scottish sheepfold and Dutch, with names such as Truex and Haskell and references to Assam, worms, and stains anew, forming a mixed clue set.
A fragment shows a numbered puzzle list with clues and answers. Items reference festival season phrases and terms such as silver suffix Sora hostelries nobleman small drink lampreys fall flowers and goddess of infatuation Marsupial natural fat.
Civil service guards flown from Los Alamos replace striking workers at three Nevada Atomic Commission sites Las Vegas Tonopah and Mercury after a wage dispute. Forty two guards provided by Los Alamos fill posts while the union seeks a 17 cent raise plus 24 cents in fringe benefits. Federal Services offers 7 percent. The current pay scale runs from 1.82 to 2.42 dollars per hour.
Advertises Ostrex Tonic tablets claiming to renew energy for couples over 40. Promotes iron and high dose vitamin B for quick results with a 69 cent trial size and an economy option saving $1.67. All druggists carry the product.
The article outlines a 50 50 chance of Congress raising Social Security payments and expanding benefits. Potential moves include a 5 10 percent cost of living increase for current beneficiaries, higher payroll tax base from 4200 to 4800 dollars, and larger disability survivor payments with new dependent entitlements. Debate centers on timing and political factors.
A liquor industry spokesman says high taxes spark a thriving moonshine market across Mississippi Oklahoma and Georgia. He cites 55 percent tax on a fifth and various state limits, noting federal and local enforcement struggle to curb bootlegging while interagency cooperation grows. even Indians favor white fire water.
Tobacco warehousemen from Georgia and Florida will convene in Vidalia to hear annual reports and sign stabilization contracts. About two hundred representatives are expected. Fred Royster of Henderson North Carolina, managing director of the Bright Belt Warehouse Assn., will address the gathering, with Lloyd Weeks of Raleigh North Carolina, manager of the Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp., in attendance.
An 88 year old man joins the North Carolina in school television experiment and lauds learning at home. The final year report from WUNC TV notes student engagement and note taking improve, with increased facts absorbed and better attitudes. The program funded by school systems UNC and Ford Foundation will expand next year with more students and a UNC Chapel Hill workshop set for August.
The Summer School Student Government Board polled students in Chapel Hill for the Middle East question. Results show 333 in favor of American intervention, 150 against, and 25 with no definite opinion.
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