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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1956
Page
10
In a border tale, Byrd and a companion approach a woman’s house on the river’s edge. A Mexican man is murdered nearby, and U.S. soldiers fear implications as dawn arrives and the camp buzzes with orders.
James Hatkin, an Air Force civilian statistician suspended as a security risk since February 1955, regained his job after Sen. Harry Cain publicized his case. Cain cited delays in security clearances affecting hundreds of workers, noting Hatkin’s 14 months suspended before a final decision and the lack of timely action by the Air Force.
In New York, comedienne Martha Raye is served with divorce papers by her fifth husband dancer Ed Begley who plans to sue for divorce over alleged adultery. Nick Condos confirms a process server delivered papers at a Brooklyn hotel where Raye is staying. A separate $50,000 pending attorney fee suit is filed in Westport, Connecticut, by the wife of a man involved in the case.
Brig. Gen Thomas Igt Jr, native of Oiley, assumed command of the Air Division in Korea. Lt. Gen Thomas L. Mosley was reassigned to the United States.
The Federal Reserve Board has set early 1957 as the target date for completing a study of consumer installment credit. The move aims to assess lending practices, consumer debt levels, and potential regulatory measures affecting credit terms and access.
New York reports Peggy Ann Garner 24 and Albert Salmi 23, both actors, took out a marriage license yesterday. The couple, known for a stage romance in a comedy, plan to wed next Friday in a formal ceremony.
Bats suspend themselves by hind claws from walls or ceilings rather than building nests. The article notes coal makes up 84 percent of the United States known and potentially recoverable mineral fuel reserves.
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