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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1955
Page
3
The city faces a severe cold wave with temperatures dropping below 23 degrees, shattering the March record. Highs reach 30 today with a hard freeze tonight to 15 to 20 degrees and winds up to 38 mph.
The French Senate approved a broad treaty package including arms pool plans and general disarmament efforts. An amendment against German military use of war criminals failed 195 to 107. Enlargement of the Western European Union to include West Germany and Italy was ratified by show of hands.
The report says Bulganin hints at a future conference to settle the Austrian independence treaty with no explicit link to Eisenhower’s ratification condition. Molotov invites Julius Raab to Moscow to discuss Austria, while talks on German reunification remain tied to big power negotiations. Andrei Gremyko travels to Stockholm in a measured, low profile visit.
Representative Patman accuses the Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report of not registering under lobbying law. He asks General Brownell to investigate a commission plan described by the Hoover Commission.
Henrietta Howell of High Point is among 21 juniors and seniors to be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa in an April 21 ceremony at Woman’s College in Greensboro.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Niely Tucker Knight 56 at Allen Jay Baptist Church with Rev. George H. Wallace in charge burial in Woodland Cemetery near Madison. Also listed are services for Robert Cicero Laughlin 69 and Theron J. Morrison 67 with details on locations pallbearers and interment in Floral Garden Park and Flora Garden respectively. James Smith Wall 66 of 315 Coltrane Street is noted with service at Main Street Methodist Church and burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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