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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1955
Page
8
New York fashion notes reveal glass shoes made from glass magic yarn. The pliable translucent sandals require no stockings and can be cleaned with a cloth and water. Lipare designs showcase a glass magic vamp with pink and blue color variants and matching straps.
Washington expects a record influx as schools bring about 300000 students by bus and train through mid June. The Greater National Capital Committee notes 450 conventions this spring and summer attracting thousands of delegates and millions in spending. Major events include DAR, U S Chamber of Commerce, with a free Orientation film and a sound color presentation for arriving visitors.
Spokane police evacuated 1,300 guests from the Davenport Hotel after an anonymous bomb threat. The all clear came about an hour later with no bomb found as meetings proceeded at the hotel by the National Pretzel Bakers and the National Assn of Referees in Bankruptcy plus the American Institute of Accountants and the National Conference of Editorial Writers.
Police Chief Henry Bunch said a small twister overturned a car on 4 Tu ral road near Chillicothe last night but no injuries were reported. The driver left the scene unhurt and Northwest Texas saw several twisters with no serious damage. William Howard Taft was cited as the first President of all the 48 states for the Union.
Mike’s grandparents contend with his cowboy play and a poking habit. His mother imitates the grandparents and his father, turning the moment into a gentle lesson on humor. The piece argues that humorous poking should build respect, not humiliate, guiding children toward enduring grand humor.
The British have named Don D. W. O Neill as charge d affaires in Peiping at age 43, succeeding Humphrey Trevelyan who was appointed ambassador to Egypt. Scientists state milk is not soured by thunderstorms.
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