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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1956
Page
5
Val and Dirk confront Bruce about the death of Aunt May as Val faces guilt and questions her nursing decisions. Dirk's temper flares while Bruce seeks accountability, and Val pleads for mercy before Dirk leads her away to the cabin.
London report by Professor Moynahan notes after study at Guy's Hospital that hats have no influence on baldness either way. The dermatology research also warns barbers against singeing hair or rough scalp massage which can brittleness and breakage in balding customers.
Baltimore apples show small up moves across several varieties with US is 2% inches up 2.0 and 2.75 to 3.00 ranges for Red US Fancy. Potatoes weaker with Cobblers sold in 30 lb and 50 lb sacks at varied prices. Pa and Md listings include 2.79 and 3.00 for standard sacks and 1.50 for certain 50 lb sacks.
Detroit report describes a drive through political headquarters offering literature, bumper stickers, and handshakes without leaving the car. Campaigns launched by Republican candidate Rockwell T Gust and campaign manager Robert E Waldron aim to attract vote minded citizens.
Shenandoah Valley poultry market near Harrisonburg Virginia shows moderate offerings and receipts with some processors not at full operation. Farm prices for broilers 2 to 3 pounds averaged 19 and 20 cents per pound, most around 2. Heavy hens around 16 to 17 cents, small turkey fryers at 26 to 26 percent, heavy young hens and toms at 27 percent.
In dense fog off the New England coast the Andrea Doria collided with the Stockholm and sent an SOS. Coast Guard units from New York to Portland mobilized including two oceangoing cutters, flying boats, destroyers, tugs, and lifeboats. Rescue efforts continued through the night with ships like Cape Ann and Désir France joining in.
Three years ago today the 244 mile wide demilitarized zone between North and South Korea was created as a buffer. Troops monitor the line along its length and patrols face ongoing tension amid occasional blasts, strange night lights, and constant surveillance.
In Budapest General Mihaly Farkas is ousted as the Hungarian Communists strip him of rank amid accusations of persecuting veteran Reds. Conrad Geislinger, a German prisoner captured by Russians, recalls mining in a Siberian camp before reuniting with his St. Louis family. He endured a 15 year sentence and learned of Germany’s war end only in 1950, with release news arriving in 1954.
A New York writer notes how Ed Sullivan and Steve Allen face off as rival variety shows. He contrasts their formats, budgets, and personalities, arguing Allen ships ideas while Sullivan capitalizes on famous acts and news ties.
US economy held a high, steady tempo despite the steel strike for a third week. Consumers and stores showed strong demand, while industry leaders announced growth plans and large construction awards. The strike could still curb output and raise unemployment if it widens, though officials signaled cautious government intervention. The wool and electrical sectors forecast positive runs, with electricity output seen tripling by 1973, while housing remains weak and VA data show fewer home loans in June.
USDA notes limited sales with no calves advertised and few head traded. Hogs scarce with prices not comparable. sheep cotations nominal and unchanged. Dealers report small lots in mixed quality as Saturday trading looms.
Las Vegas hotel officials report over 100 percent occupancy due to multi party room use and peak tourism as Tropicana and Hacienda eye openings while Stardust stalls. Joan Crawford, in London to film Esther Costello, lauds Clark Gable as Hollywood’s king and Greta Garbo as cinema’s most enduring mystery.
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