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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
2
The article explains Vincent's infection trench mouth, its contagious nature and varied symptoms in adults and children. It notes risk factors such as poor oral hygiene denture issues and vitamin deficiencies. Treatment is complex requiring rest soft foods vitamins and dental physician cooperation.
Louisville report describes Bossy the Holstein cow facing rough days after living in a cow shed since last November. The fragment notes hardships and ongoing struggles in the farm setting.
A subcommittee approved routing most intangibles tax proceeds to cities and counties while the state retains about 5 percent to cover administration costs. The plan shifts 80 percent to local governments and 20 percent to the state, reducing state revenue loss from about 1.6 million to roughly 1.2 million dollars.
The Mrs. America pageant in Fort Lauderdale reveals the first double winners as competitors vie in iced dish, table setting, ironing, and main dish categories. Winners include Mrs. Jack Marks Nashville and Mrs. Marian Davis Lexington. The event features divisions and daily category winners leading to a final crown on Saturday.
Wake Forest College reopens its annual high school debating tournament this afternoon with teams from Gray Hanes Reynolds Concord Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh High Point and Durham. Each school fields one negative and one affirmative team. Three rounds hold this afternoon with finals set for Saturday. Franklin Shirley directs the revival, marking the first postwar event after space constraints kept it from resuming.
In Charlotte two brothers aged 14 and 10, Donald and William Ross, drowned when their homemade boat took on water at a small lake. Their brothers Robert, 12, and James, 13, watched from the bank as rescuers could not reach them.
A House committee transcript reveals arrangements paying Beck's son for beer handling via K & L, with memos showing senior Beck's influence as a union boss aided by Levine. Kennedy questions whether favors to Beck breached law and cites a potential misuse of power in awarding a distributorship.
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