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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1957
Page
2
Advertisement announces Dristan Tablets a nonprescription medicine said to drain congested sinus cavities fast without discomfort. It claims internal action delivers a swelling shrinking agent to the sinus area to relieve pressure and headaches. The 24 tablet bottle costs 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented listing shows 10:00 Harvesters, 10:15 Living Home, 16:4 Broken Arrow, and 1:00 Sign Off referenced in a brief schedule item.
The Textile Workers Union of America will acquire title to a 37 acre tract in Erwin to launch a planned million dollar low cost housing project for mill workers. Local 250 will run the venture with community help as a cooperative mill village financed by FHA insured loans up to 4 percent interest for up to 40 years.
The Associated Press reports fairly firm leaf prices on North Carolina flue-cured markets, with $1 to $2 per hundredweight fluctuations. Virginia-North Carolina Old fair and good leaf remained steady overall, while North Carolina Middle Belt held largely steady with some declines. Eastern Belt saw very light volume with few markets showing heavier offerings. quality unchanged overall.
The New York City Department of Sanitation maintains a 250 man force likened to a navy to keep the waterfronts and anchored boats clean and secure.
About 1,100 North Carolina nurses opened their annual convention in Asheville with the theme Nursing in North Carolina Present Needs and Emerging Patterns. Speakers included Ella Best and Dr. Harris Parks, leaders from Raleigh Boston Winston-Salem Duke University and Lance Inc among others.
Retired federal judge Frank Smathers of Waynesville proposes a four step approach to end the Little Rock school integration stalemate. He calls for the withdrawal of federal troops, Faubus to refrain from interference with integration, suspension of enforcement actions by federal judges and the NAACP, and Congress to set the timing and method of integration for the South.
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