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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

4

Noted Folks Quotation Sparks Hospital Election Talk

Wallengton correspondent quotes James C Hager and Gov Averell Harriman on President Eisenhowers health and re election plans. Officials weigh the impact of his illness on 1952 bid with cautious optimism about doctors statements.

Wallengton James C. Hager Eisenhower New York Averell Hatitfiin Et Ketitione

Pashby 95 Killed Wife in Heinous Domestic Case

Rochester report details a 95 year old man confessing to killing a spouse in a domestic act described as killing someone, while claiming no personal grievance. The piece notes the motive as unclear but confirms the admission and context from ongoing coverage. The article also references university leadership and defense officials discussing national identity and unification, with mentions of Canada’s autonomy and uniform military questions.

Science Finds Healing Substance That Shrinks Piles

New York science claims a breakthrough substance called Bio-Dyne reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Reports describe painless shrinkage in multiple cases using suppositories or ointment available through druggists with a money back guarantee.

New York, NY Waad-Famat Esearch Institute U.B. Pet. OM

Prescott 4-H Talent Show and Freezer Demonstration

The Prescott High School hosts the third annual 4-H Talent Show and a Home Freezer Demonstration on Monday night at 8. Winners in junior and senior divisions receive 3 and 2 dollars respectively. Mrs. Pauline Sloan of Arkansas Power and Light Co. demonstrates garden products. Event is sponsored by local clubs and businesses including the Prescott Chamber, Lions Club, and several car and hardware firms.

Prescott High School Ach Pauline Sloan Arkansas Power and Light Co Nevada 4H Club Council Prescott Chamber of Commerce Prescott Water and Light Plant Easy Pay Tire Store Prescott Hardware Company Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company Burke‘s TV Center Porter Appliance Langston Motor Company Prescott Implement Company Stewart Furniture Company The Arkansas Power & Light Company

Two Booked in Big Brink's Holdup

Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder in the Brink's robbery case that yielded 1.2 million dollars. The victim, William J. Cameron, 49, a Dorchester hoodlum, was found shot in his car behind a Navy barracks on the South Boston waterfront. Booked are Thomas J. Baljou, 27, of Quincy, free on 20,000 bail, and Thomas A. Callahan.

Boston FBI William J. Cameron Dorchester District Navy Barracks Thomas J. Baljou Quincy Thomas A. Callahan

Wreck Ends A 13 Year Old Safety Record

In Newark a minor collision with a police car ends John Brown's long noted safety record. Police say Brown has driven without a license for the past 15 years, despite the supposed record.

Newark N. J John Brown Brown

Ex-convict called “tough guy” linked to waterfront assault

Police report says Callahan, once jailed, allegedly beat Cameron after accusing him of being an informer and stool pigeon. The remark highlights a violent confrontation tied to waterfront crime.

Waterfron Callahan Cameron

Shots Could Protect Unvaccinated Persons

ALTON L. BLAKESLEE reports at a polio symposium that Salk polio shots may protect unvaccinated individuals, including parents, by reducing transmission. Vaccinated children could become less able to spread natural infections, lowering silent carriers during epidemics. Doctors Salk and Bodlan and Surgeon General Scheele advocate rapid, widespread vaccination, even amid outbreaks, emphasizing July to September protection.

Alton L. Blakeslee Chicago Jonas E. Salk University of Pittsburgh David Bodlan Johns Hopkins University Baltimore American Medical Association Leonard Scheele U. S. Public Health Service Scheele

Military Ends Revolt in Argentina

In Buenos Aires and three other cities the regime crushed a weekend uprising led by followers of ex-dictator Juan D. Peron. The government reported 38 rebels were executed by swift courts martial under martial law, with many more awaiting similar punishment as security forces hunted leaders.

Sam Summerlin Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron

Insurgents Hit Buenos Aires and Other Argentine Cities

In a chaotic assault hundreds reportedly killed or wounded as insurgents struck two points in the federal capital. They sparked uprisings in La Plata and Santa Rosa, with Rosario also affected. Loyalist forces under Vice President Adm. Isaac Rojas restrained the revolt in Buenos Aires and Rosario as jet fighters and navy bombers targeted rebel positions in La Plata and Santa Rosa. The narrative echoes the era’s turbulent regional tensions and rapid military responses.

la Plata Buenos Aires Santa Rosa la Pampa Argentina Rosario Buenos

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