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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1957

Page

3

Took Money Didn't Work Warrant Says

A 22 year old man on Loflin Street was arrested on a charge that he took $315 from Albert Hazzard after promising work and failed to fulfill the contract. Ernest Allston posted $300 bond and will have a Municipal Court hearing Friday.

Loflin Street Ernest Allston Albert Hazzard Alison Main Street Judson Dailey Ennis Street Joel W. Marley Redding Street Marley

Knifing Case Heard In City Court

A 30 year old Hoover Street resident received three months in active sentences and the assault charge was bound over to Superior Court. Reuban Stewart was bound over on a $500 bond after a probable cause finding. He faces additional counts from prior appearances and a pending Domestic Relations Court matter. The session adjourned for a Superior Court civil calendar week.

Hoover Street Superior Court Reuban Stewart Eva Mae Morrise Harrison Street Stewart Morrise Byron Haworth Haworth Winston-Salem James Davis E. Washington Street

Signing of Civil Rights Jury Bill Draws Political Fire

The act allowing Negroes to serve on federal juries triggers long term political repercussions as Republicans claim electoral gains from minority groups while Democrats credit their leadership for passage. Eisenhower signed with six pens, offering no statement, near Newport, after Hagerty noted no press release.

Hagerty Eisenhower Narragansett Bay Newport Country Club

Market Trends Show Mixed Slips and Lively Aircraft Gains

Intermittent losses in copper steel and oils contrasted with gains in aircraft and radio television sectors. Zenith and related techs surged while major oil firms and metals declined. the Associated Press average slipped as industrials and rails fell. Several key stocks listed with varied percent changes.

London Rhodesian Selection Trust Africa New York Kennecott Phelps Dodge Anaconda International Nickel Royal Dutch and Texas Co Gulf Oil Standard Oil New Jersey Boeing Douglas United Aircraft Zenith Associated Press Bache & Co American Can Co Allied Chemical & Dye American Tobacco Co Bethlehem Steel Burlington Mills Chrysler Corp New York Central AA Cone Mills Carolina Light & Power Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours Pepsi-Cola Procter & Gamble Reynolds Tobacco Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Southern Ry I J. P. Stevens Co American Tel. & Tel the Texas Co Union Carbide & Carbon United Aircraft Corp Westinghouse Electric Co U. S. Steel Youngstown Sheet & Tube F. W. Woolworth Co

Violent Deaths Reported Across North Carolina State

A series of fatal incidents across North Carolina includes a small plane crash in Shelby killing two men aged 18 and 21, a fatal car crash near Hildebran injuring others, drownings, pedestrian and vehicle deaths, a shooting in Williamston, a love triangle slaying in Lenoir, and a logging accident in Chowan County. Police and officials investigate each case.

North Carolina Hood Blyay Lawman Shelby Joe Townsend Hickory Hildebran Old N.C Charles R. Joyner Winston-Salem Winston- Salem Betty Lou Johnson Burlington Roxboro Raymond Phifer Matthews Charlotte Abraham Forman Greenville N.C Kinston Blanche Johnson North Wilkesboro Ida Mae Brooks Shawboro Elizabeth City Louis H.sutton Camp Gordon Cross Clois Eugene Corpening Lenoir Agron Dula Willie Simpson James Austin Fernando A. Jordan Tyner Chowan

Ancient Oil Lamp Built to Burn a Year Without Refill

Britannica states that in 400 B C an oil lamp was designed to burn continuously for a year. This claim reflects early innovations in sustained illumination and engineering.

Gaeltacht Version of Ireland’s Official Name Cited

The report notes the official Irish name for the Republic of Ireland as Poblacht na hÉireann in Gaelic alongside the English title. It emphasizes the bilingual usage in government and signage.

The Republic of Ireland Poblacht Na Eirean

Pear Picker Levelled By Buckshot

Annie Mae Hudson 32 held on $500 bond accused of firing a 16 gauge shotgun at Robert Diggs during a dispute over pears and a meal. Diggs injured, treated at a High Point hospital, Hudson to be tried in Recorders Court September 23 for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.

Thomasville Annie Mae Hudson Recorder’s Court Robert Diggs Leonard Street High Point Gray Diggs Hudson Hudson Yard B. R. Kiser Sheriff's Department Russell

Rape Charges Expected To Be Dropped

Three Randleman teenagers James Johnson Dean Dixon and Franklin Williams were jailed on rape charges in Asheboro but will be released if the prosecuting witness Judith Bailey fails to appear at tomorrow’s formal hearing Sheriff Wayne Wilson said. Bailey has left town for Texas and her husband is stationed there. If she does not appear the formal charges may be dropped.

Asheboro Randleman Wayne Wilson Judith Bailey Texas James Johnson Route 1 Dean Dixon Franklin Williams

Boy Injured as Truck Rolls Away in Thomasville

Six year old Matthew Ingram was thrown from a truck owned by his father Mac Ingram on Ball Park Road. The vehicle rolled after the boy hit the gear shift, went into neutral, struck an outbuilding, toppled it, and rolled to a fence before being stopped. He suffered a broken right leg and was taken to High Point hospital.

Thomasville Matthew Ingram Matthew Mac Ingram Ingram Ball Park Road Lance High Point Hospital

Old Belt Tobacco Sales Begin Amid Optimism

The Old Belt tobacco markets of Virginia and North Carolina start sales soon with expectations of the best season since 1952. Expert Hedrick predicts higher quality and prices, opening averages around 54 to 55 dollars per hundred pounds, with total output about 303 million pounds.

Virginia North Carolina Old Belt W. P. Hedrick Hedrick

Fine arts include painting sculpture music drama and dance

The term fine arts encompasses painting sculpture music drama and dance as distinct creative disciplines in cultural education and performance.

Hessee Named Sears Manager Replacing Hutto

W H Hessee merchandising manager of Sears Greensboro store and former assistant here has taken over acting managership pending a new appointment within the week. Earl Hutto has been manager for 19 years and is on leave of absence. Hessee will run local operations during the interim.

W. H. Hessee Sears, Roebuck Greensboro Sears Earl Hutto Hessee

Fire Chiefs Convene in New Orleans for Leadership Change

Fire Chief Claude Canady reports from New Orleans where the International Association of Fire Chiefs holds its gathering. Charlotte Fire Chief Donald Charles is slated to become president of the organization at this meeting.

Claude Canady New Orleans Interna Association of Fire Chiefs Charlotte's Donald Charles

New Tablet Opens Nose Sinus Zone for Hay Fever Relief

Chicago readers learn of a pill named Cristan from Whitehall Pharmacal that claims to decongest nasal passages through the bloodstream. The tablet allegedly reduces sneezing watery eyes and restores free breathing within minutes, promising faster hay fever relief without prescription. The release highlights Dristan Decon as a key decongestant and notes its support for infection resistance during hay fever stress.

Chicago, Ill

Insurance plan offers adjustable monthly income option

The program pairs regular life insurance with a flexible income provision tailored to individual circumstances and family needs. Key feature allows choosing monthly income amounts of $100, $200, $300 or more.

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