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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
19
Stock table shows closing figures with uneven shifts across sectors. Data includes utilities and bonds performance, highlighting notable changes in some indices while others surge or dip. Fielded numbers reflect market close readings and daily variations for the session.
The clipping reports volatile market cues with price shifts in staples and cotton futures, plus a mixed government weather outlook. It also covers a Detroit incident where a stepmother, Julia Oss, faces trial for beating her 9-year-old stepdaughter, and lists various financial figures and stock notes from the era.
New York trading opened with uneven gains across leading issues as steel and automobile shares advanced while others fluctuated. Volume around 2.4 million shares, market otherwise quiet with mixed oil results and Treasuries easing in light turnover amid broader rate and policy cues from Washington.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century style listing shows butter poultry and egg prices in Los Angeles area markets with varied weights and product descriptions. It mentions hens broilers fryers and eggs with references to wholesalers and specific price figures though many terms are unreadable or corrupted.
Chong Ae Lee, a RoK fiscal officer, says he learned not to discuss politics publicly. He notes 30 percent of Korea war damage repaired and plans to return July 13. Lee came to the United States seven months ago under the Internal Conventions Administration to study Long Beach budget and accounting methods. He spoke two politically charged statements, praising President Syngman Rhee and opposing a Communist north, but says he will refrain from politics during his stay.
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