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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1956
Page
6
The column notes that patients with illness often remain unaware of their behavior and improve when pity value fades. It suggests doctors use a cheerful approach and involve families. A separate advisory asks about forbidding a daughter to wear makeup during adolescence.
The article discusses wart removal and notes there is no reported cure by psychotherapy. It mentions warts are virus related and that high emotional tension increases susceptibility, citing Dr. Frank Slaughter and a 1950s health book. It also glosses over old remedies like rubbing with swamp water or chicken gizzards as form of therapy.
The NAACP seeks a federal court ruling to admit 27 Negro students to Dallas white schools as a key hearing before Federal Judge William H. Atwell proceeds. The Dallas case, filed in 1955, has seen disputes over premature status and appeals to higher courts. A separate Texas court inquiry heard five Negroes say they had no attorney involvement in the suit.
RICHMOND Va The Mc Dowell County North Carolina school segregation case enters the 4th US Court of Appeals as Negro attorneys seek to have the state appellate ruling directing admission to the white school. The appeal questions whether state pupil assignment laws can preserve segregation while proceedings proceed in federal court.
Segregationist leaders in Tennessee and Kentucky urged intensified action against integration during weekend meetings. The rallies featured Asa Carter of Birmingham and John Kasper of Washington, while Kentucky officials urged vigilance against compromise as court cases on school integration unfold in Texas, Washington, and Dallas.
Dr Jordan reviews prevention and treatment options for rheumatic fever noting uncertainty over hormone effectiveness. He explains contagion risks, possible causes, and the evolving role of penicillin and sulfa drugs to reduce streptococcal infections and subsequent rheumatic fever in children.
Rates for workers covered by longshoremen and harbor coverages rose 34.4 percent after Congress approved increased benefits. The Compensation & Inspection Bureau and Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold approved the change. Other covered workers saw under 1 percent increases.
Dr John Bryan Wright, 82, a leading Raleigh eye ear nose and throat specialist and former North Carolina Medical Society president, was buried at Myatt Church Cemetery after funeral services at First Presbyterian Church. Survived by three sons and three daughters, plus siblings.
The Raleigh to Asheville tour features Gov Hodges and Sen W Kerr Scott aboard a Queen City Coach Co bus for 12 district rallies starting Tuesday afternoon. Sen Sam Ervin Jr joins in Asheville with Edwin Gill handling main speaking duties in Spindale and Hodges returning in Charlotte Thursday.
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