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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1944
Page
3
New Yorker Congressman Bloom says the House should share treaty powers and support a majority vote in both houses for ratification. He published 2000 pamphlets at his expense and plans 5000 more as he argues that Senate reliance on two thirds blocks public interest and allows minority obstruction.
The piece explains that under the Constitution a treaty becomes law only after approval by a majority in both houses. It notes Senate amendments require only a majority, while treaty ratification needs a two thirds Senate vote. It mentions past proposals since 1796 to require a Senate majority, and that constitutional amendment would be required to change the current setup.
Italian born Mrs. Mary Zullo of Newark was sworn in as a U S citizen by Federal Judge Thomas F Mea in his chambers after arriving late. She carried a telegram from the War Department reporting the death in action of her son Sgt Daniel Zullo 26 an engineer with a Flying Fortress unit based in England.
W A Bivins surveys robots in modern life from bus terminal sensors to pressrooms and aircraft controls. He cites Britannica on robot origins and notes robots in war work, civilian homes, and communications, including wireless ships and radar driven flight, while warning against Frankenstein risks.
Brook Indiana May 17 George Ade famed Hoosier author and humorist died at 78 after a week of heart attacks. He had been ill nearly a year after a stroke last June that caused temporary paralysis ending his Florida winter visits. He wrote across newspapers magazines books plays and films. Senorita Maria Polley donated 280 milligrams of radium valued at 40000 to Uruguay's Faculty of Medicine in memory of her brother a leading Uruguayan doctor.
Tomorrow night at 7 p m the Wings over Jordan Negro choir directed by Maurice Goldman will appear at William Penn auditorium. Rev Glenn T Settle originator and narrator will direct the group in his distinctive style. Brooks Memorial Brotherhood presents this public program.
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