29 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
1
In a late night interview Rita Hynhow reveals few romance plans and a deep interest in comedy. She notes long hours, four mar xs G6 on the rocks, and hints at a possible TV or film shift while remaining unsure of her exact path.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Harry Jones is ordered to appear in thirty days and answer the plaintiff’s petition. The Probate Court advises that Syd McMath is administrator of the estate of Jack Trotter deceased and a sale notice is issued for real estate in sections 26 28 and surrounding quarters.
The Wren families from Arkansas Louisiana and Texas met in Prescott Arkansas for their ninth annual reunion on June 24 1956. Activities included visiting renewing acquaintances a luncheon with Master of Ceremonies John Woodul Gann and invocation by Dr Floyd C Wren. New members welcomed and tributes paid. plans announced to meet next year near Minden Louisiana.
English film crew makes the picture as Rita describes acting like painting. She says she enjoys getting absorbed and can forget herself during a break. The brief interview highlights her friendly demeanor and artistic focus.
A long list of local residents and visitors are mentioned visiting relatives in Texas and other states, returning home in waves from Little Rock, Camden, Bakersfield, and Duncan areas. Names include Mrs. Johnny Hooks, Mrs. Foy Box, Mrs. D. 8. Jordan, Mrs. J. A. Cole, Mrs. Charlie Thomas, Mrs. Mary B. Smith, Miss Alice Grimes, Miss Lila Grimes, Mrs. Miriam Adam, Mrs. Kenneth Ledbetter, Dr. C. T. Thompson, and many others with ties to Prescott, Texarkana, Little Rock, Corona Christi, and Del. Households travel between Odessa, England, Richmond, Mo., and Colorado, while gatherings note Henry family reunions in Camden and visits by E. W. Wynn, Evelyn Henry, and multiple relatives.
Market activity shows steady rates for broilers and fryers in Little Rock and Batesville Floral area, with prices around 20 cents f.o.b. farm. Chicago and New York markets report unchanged to mixed movements in poultry, butter, eggs, cotton, and grains as receipts and demand shift amid steady to higher cattle, hogs, and lambs at National Stockyards.
A Manhattan Beach resident arrived last week by plane for a months visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hale and Mrs. G. W. Matthews. Friends report Mrs. C. G. Johnson has returned home after an illness at Cora Donnell Hospital.
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Saturday with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Not much temperature change with highs in the 90s regionally and scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Panhandle and far southeast portions.
Rep. Dawson, one of three Black generals in the House, says he will oppose a Powell segregation rider to the 1.6 billion school construction bill. He warns the amendment could kill the measure, as leaders push to keep it out of the bill to avoid a Southern filibuster. Powell plans to offer the amendment anyway.
Forecast shows party cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with scattered mainly afternoon and evening thunder showers in the south portion of Louisiana. East Texas stays partly cloudy with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperatures little changed with lows around 67 to 77 and highs 90 to 102.
The session’s sharpest clash centered on a Yugoslav amendment drawing votes across party lines. Sen Gin Johnston led a bid to sustain a temporary provision, but the Bridges proposal failed 29 to 21 with most Democratic support.
Congress appropriated a large sum for cancer research in the new money bill sent to the White House. The measure funds the Labor Department and HEW for the coming year and includes a notable increase for the National Cancer Institute, with a final size around 48.4 million dollars.
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