08 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
1
Market steady and demand improving for broilers and dryers with prices around 18 to 19 cents. New York stocks update follows with a note on wholesale prices, receipts, and grade scores. markets show mixed movement across commodities and farm products in this late report.
Hal Boyle recounts Sammy Davis Jr. lavish spending, family money handling, and ambitions. The piece details his Hollywood home once owned by Judy Garland, vast hi fi and photography collections, frontier artifacts, and vast record holdings. It notes his disciplined work ethic and view on talent and honesty with audiences.
President Isenhawker faced an inflammation of the lower intestine and will be taken to Walter Reed Hospital as a precautionary measure. White House officials said there were no indications of long term heart trouble and noted Mrs Hisenhower accompanied the President at the White House with aides describing the medical condition as excellent.
A Trans World Airlines Martin Skyliner with 31 aboard failed to extend landing gear on touchdown at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. The undercarriage collapsed, a fire started but was quickly extinguished. Six injured, none seriously, according to a TWA spokesman.
The U.S Court of Appeals upheld the State Department’s refusal to issue a passport to singer Paul Robeson after he refused to answer whether he is a Communist. The court, in a unanimous ruling, dismissed Robeson’s complaint against Secretary of State Dulles. Judge Edward Bennett Prettyman wrote for the court that Robeson made no reply to the department’s request to execute an affidavit about present and past Communist Party membership.
The market laid low as Eisenhower's upset stomach sparked brief buying in grains and mixed activity in stocks. Wheat and soybeans rose modestly while oats stayed steady. cotton futures were quiet as traders awaited Washington developments. livestock prices at St. Louis were varied with hogs down and cattle steady. A chancery court notice in Hempstead County Arkansas orders Harry Jones to appear within thirty days in the case Mary W. Jones v. Harry Jones.
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