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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1959

Page

4

Cranberry and Cigarette Sales Plummet After Health Statement

Cranberries and cranberry products lose demand nationwide after a government warning about tainted berries. Cigarette sales stay steady despite cancer concerns from smoking. Public fear disrupts cranberry trade while cigarette commerce remains mostly unchanged.

Washington Oregon Flemming Carleton L. Pickett Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation Pickett Eisenhower Massachusetts

The New Imperialism and a World Map in Flux

The speaker argues a new Soviet led imperialism spans Asia to Africa, blending Russia and China into a universal state. Small nations face pressure from unions outside the UN as Great Powers negotiate summit deals, risking loss of independence in future wars or peace.

Guinea New York Africa Ghana Soviet Russia Russia Red China Asia West Germany Tibet Tan Sikkim Ladakh Nepal India China Indian Ocean United Nations NATO SEATO CENTO Eisenhower Europe Khrushchev

Labor Law Shifts State Jurisdiction After Taft-Hartley Change

States gain power over labor cases once outside the National Labor Relations Board. Effective Friday amendments restore state rights, affecting small retailers under $500,000 annual business. Courts may apply common law in weak regimes, hinting at renewed anti union injunctions and tougher organizing, especially in the South.

National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court South

Friday the 13th folklore and local notes mix

A compact essay surveys the superstition around Friday the 13th with historical and mythic origins, naming Freya, Odin, and hangman Friday lore, plus modern sightings in sports and business. It then shifts to Greensboro hockey, High Pointer events, Wilder’s Furniture expansion, Pavane at Hecht Co, Youth Appreciation Week, Toastmasters, and East College Drive paving.

High Point Sophia Steffan Dot Lewis Masonic Temple Luther Earnhardt Bill Hylton California Toastmasters International Disneyland Hotel Anaheim East College Drive College Village

Mitchell's October unemployment data and hat bet

The U S Labor Secretary James P Mitchell releases October unemployment figures amid a steel strike. He had predicted a 3 million unemployed total, tied to a dinner bet about the hat and the labor talks with union leaders.

U.S. Department of Labor James P. Mitchell Labor Afl-Cio Washington George Mitchell Labor Department David J. McDonald United Steelworkers of America R. Conrad Cooper United States Steel Iron Age Magazine Clarence D. Long Johns Hopkins University Senate Committee

Living History Drive Proceeds Despite Bond Setback

Dr. Chris Crittenden and the North Carolina Department of Archives and History press ahead with restoration plans though a quarter million bond failed. Immediate museum work at Aycock and Vance birthplaces is postponed along with Bath and Brunswick sites as other projects like Alamance Battlefield are scaled back. The effort emphasizes tourism value and local investment as communities gain control of development.

Living History Chris Crittenden Department of Archives and History Crittenden Charles B. Aycock Zeb B. Vance Bath Old Brunswick Alamance Battleground Town Creek Indian Mound North Carolina Mount Vernon Gettysburg Williamsburg Old Salem Tryon Palace Lost Colony Horn Lewis Copeland Travel Council of Travel Trade— Inc Deep South Bat Cave Chimney Rock

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