Weather Outlook With Temperatures and Sunrise Times
The forecast shows tonight’s low at 25 and tomorrow’s high at 53. Today’s high reached 45 with a low of 28 last night. Sunset is 6 32 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6 25 a.m.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1956
Page
10
The forecast shows tonight’s low at 25 and tomorrow’s high at 53. Today’s high reached 45 with a low of 28 last night. Sunset is 6 32 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6 25 a.m.
A U. S. Army quarter master subsistence supply company of 190 men can receive break down and issue all food items needed for about 100000 soldiers detailing logistics, staffing, and the scale of quartermaster operations in wartime supply chains.
Forecast shows fair to cool conditions for North Carolina with mean temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal. Expect frost tonight from coast to mountains and a warm up by Wednesday. South Carolina remains fair and cool with more sun midweek and scattered frost tonight. Rainfall light with showers Thursday and Saturday.
In Quincy Massachusetts the Furnace Brook Club reports all ski slopes swept bare by a blizzard as winds reached seventy miles an hour. Snow fell elsewhere but fierce gusts removed it from the course.
In Richmond Virginia the NAACP legal effort targets Prince Edward County to uncover records on desegregation efforts. Counsel Spottswood W Robinson III asks for subpoenas to compel testimony from six school board members and the superintendent and to produce minutes May 17 1954 to April 3 1956 and related documents.
The Los Angeles Police Department faces a taunting note from a suspect calling himself Mr X who claims two Wednesday night robberies. An smeared photograph was restored by the crime lab with infrared rays and distributed to officers with orders to arrest the man in question. Captain Jack Donohue commented that they will try to accommodate this fellow.
The University of Colorado regents vote 4 2 to require abolition of racial color or religious restrictions by Sept 1 1962 or face probation loss of rushing and initiation privileges. About 2 000 of 9 000 students are members. 24 fraternities 16 sororities with national ties. The plan excludes devotional student groups.
Los Angeles report says Mrs. Ethel H. Roe misjudged pedal, hitting a lamppost and a telephone pole. The sedan front is severely damaged, with the front half described as narrower.
The Paroles Board announced the release of ten inmates on parole. Names include James E. May John F. Baker Oliver Harris Edward E. Maness Ottis Manus Larry Alexander Marion Brigs Clifton Cameron Fred Roberson and John D. Saunders with prior sentences ranging from 1 to 24 years for offenses such as embezzlement manslaughter carnal knowledge assault with intent to rob and burglary.
Robert E. Bennett 53 faces three forgery counts for checks totaling 72.99. A court set a hearing date and bail at 1000 dollars. Bennett asked to post bail by check and the Municipal Judge refused, remanding him.
The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church may vote to ordain women as ruling elders and deacons. A committee report due in June at Montreal will face opposition and then go to 85 presbyteries. Charlotte figures include Dr Charles McClure and Mrs Boyce Hunter weighing Scriptural and practical perspectives.
Skeptics grow to applaud chiropractic science after trying procedures. A visit to Harrison Chiropractic may open your eyes to a new health approach. Call or visit the clinic at 1006 N Main St for an appointment.
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