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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1956
Page
9
In an interview Elvis Presley sits on a bench between Love Me Tender scenes and defends his dance moves as not bumps and grinds. He says he will wheeze shoulders and shake legs not vulgar. Presley notes he is 1A for the draft with a Memphis board pending call.
Hollywood reports the Jesse James legend revived with a new film from Swope. He argues James was a moral outlaw, not simply a villain, and the picture will follow varied accounts offered by those who knew him. The film reframes him as a postwar youth group deciding to ride out.
President Harry S. Truman signed into law on May 23 1952 a measure requiring sawed off shotguns to be registered under the National Firearms Act.
The Sao Paulo region accounts for a third of Brazil's run output amid rising production stress. Authorities note high demand and logistic bottlenecks impact exports and domestic supply. Local firms push measures to stabilize shipments and curb costs.
NBC television placed dancer Ray Bolger under contract for a new musical variety program. The move aims to anchor a season lineup in a reshuffled schedule centered on Broadway style entertainment. The network has not disclosed Bolger’s pay.
Hollywood profile of Norman Blackburn creator of Circus Boy a Sunday NBC program replacing Frontier. He explains the 1890 circus setting with Mickey Braddock son of George Dolenz and characters Noah Beery Jr Robert Lowery and Bimbo the elephant. Blackburn believes Circus Boy attracts kids and adults amid CBS What's My Line and Benny Private Secretary competition.
Common rats carry about 30 diseases dangerous to humans and destroy about 2 billion dollars worth of grain each year in the United States.
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