Are They Good To Eat Grasshoppers Story
Idaho officials review a California man inquiry about whether Idaho Indians ate grasshoppers and how they cooked them. University of Idaho Extension will send A A Johnson a USDA bulletin noting grasshoppers fried or roasted in their own oil with a little salt can be pleasantly nutty tasting.
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Boise
Idaho
Agriculture Department
California
University of Idaho Extension Service
A. A. Johnson
Azusa
Calif
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Boy in Coma for 8 Years Dies at 12
Danny Neal Lisaal aged 12 died after eight years in a coma following a 196? brain injury near his Hamilton home. He passed last night from a respiratory infection at Columbus State School where he had lain unresponsive since age four. His mother, Mrs Charles Lurber of Anderson Indiana, was hospitalized for surgery last week.
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Columbus
Danny Neal Lisaal
Hamiltton
Wendell A. Butcher
Columbus State School
Danny
Mra
Charles Lurber
Anderson
Ind
Rescuers Abandon Hope For Trapped Miner In Pennsylvania
In St Clair Pennsylvania a second rock slide forces rescue crews to quit efforts to reach coal miner Frank Pescavage 37 of Gilberton trapped 280 feet underground in an anthracite shaft. Mine Inspector Timothy Ryan said it may be a month before the man could be reached.
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ST. Clair
Upi
Frank Pescavage
Gilberton
Monay
Timothy Ryan
Pescavage
Mechem Named GOP Floor Leader in Ohio Senate
Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville was re elected Republican floor leader in the Ohio Senate by the GOP majority for the 161st General Assembly starting in January. Thomas E Bateman of Columbus was also named senate clerk.
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Columbus
P—C._ Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ohi
Senate
GOP
161St General Assembly
Thamp
Pressure for 13 Release Efforts Continue
Washington reports steady pressure to win release of 13 Americans jailed by China. Sen McCarthy backs Knowland blockade proposal. Sparkman opposes. Dulles endorses nonmilitary pressure to sustain international rights, ruling out naval or air blockades. World opinion marshaling dominates strategy.
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Washington
U.S
China
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Knowland
California
Vcoast
United States
Sparkman
D-Ala
Russia
Peiping
Dulles
VA. S
Chicago
White House
Red
Robbery Fails and Woman Jailed in Bank Attempt
In Strongsville, Agnes Eloise Osborn, 71, admitted to police involvement in a bank robbery attempt at the Commercial and Savings Bank. Osborn, described as 5 foot 2 with blue eyes from Oceana West Virginia, was held on 15000 dollars bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner H A Horn. She entered the bank with a revolver and ordered the custodian to open the safe but fled when the custodian could not comply and the call to the bank's hanhagen failed.
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Cleveland
Strongsville
Agnes Eloise Osborn
Oceana
W. Va
U. S
H. A. Horn
Commercial & Savings Bank of Seven
Hanhagen
Plane Wreck Sighted In White Mountains Wilds
Plane wreckage sighted north of Berlin New Hampshire with a fragmentary radio message indicating one survivor among seven aboard the missing Northeast Airlines DC-3. Rescue planes swarmed the area near Bald Mountain and Field Hill as searchers closed in on the crash site eight miles from Berlin.
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North Conway
N. H
Anda
Northeast Airlines
Wilderness
Berlin
Robert L. Turner
Field Hill
Turner
Bald
Black Mountains
White Mountains
Auditor Pleads Not Guilty To Charge
James E McCoy 46 former auditor for New Boston Florida and Europe on a pay later basis pleaded innocent to a charge of embezzling 15057.21 dollars in city funds. He was held for the Scioto County grand jury by Municipal Court Judge Lowell Thompson and posted a 5000 dollar bond. The charges come from a state auditor's report on New Boston finances.
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Ottawa
Canada
U. S
Portsmouth
James
E. MccCoy
New ‘Bost
Florida
Europe
Scioto County
Lowell Thompson
McCoy
New Boston
Boy Chokes to Death After Stumbling Incident
MARION Ohio GP Rufus Sims 7 choked to death in his home last night when his head became caught in a noose and he stumbled down a step Police Chief Thomas B Coon reported The boy had been playing with a rope while his mother and other family watched a television program authorities said
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Marion
Ohio
Rufus: Sims
Thomas B. Coon
Ford Fund Gives Timberland to Town
Houghton Michigan United states. Ford Motor Co has given the Michigan College of Mining and Technology the entire community of Alberta population 60 and 1700 acres of adjacent timber land. The gift follows a long standing collaboration between the company and the college with aims to support educational and community development in the region.
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Ford Fund
Houghton, Mich
Ford Motor Co
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Alberta
Grand Jury Probes Remington's Slaying in Scranton
A federal grand jury convened in Scranton to investigate the death of William W. Remington, former Commerce official and perjury convict. Testimony was planned from physicians at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary about Remington’s fatal beating on November 22 and skull fracture. Three convicts face charges in his death, with motives suggested by James W. Bennett of the Bureau of Prisons.
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Toda
William W. Remington
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
Onington
Charles Tomlinson
Ang de. Leon Witkin
Milton
Remington
Lewis Cagie
Ijr
Chattanooga
Tenn
George Junior McCoy
Robert Carl Parker
Washington
Com Merce Department
James W. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Rem. Jaguen
New Postal Manual Appears Today
Washington reports a streamlined postal manual in final form to be issued today. Postmaster General Summerfield calls it the most complete revision and simplification of postal regulations in history and says the rewritten manual removes booby trap rules and uses simple English.
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Washington
Aew
Summerfield
Escaped convict McDermott seen near penitentiary search
Police continue to hunt Chauncey McDermott a 16 year escapee from the Gallipolis prison after he fled Sunday with a group of visitors. A cab driver later identified him with a red haired woman claiming to be his niece. No new developments were reported by authorities in the continuing search.
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Columbus
Pat Meler Mott
Escapy
Athens
Penitentiary Lifer
Chauncey - Idj
Gallipolis
Glousier
McDermott
Hfe
Logan
Don R
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Melrett
Frucading
Canton Newsspaper
Whithe Penitentiary
Dor
Phillip Cox
McDermot
Beards
Susan Tells Of Affairs With Sam
Susan Hayes testified in Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s murder trial about sharing a bed with him and Tir on the first date in California. Sheppard, in court, listened and took notes as she described the Los Angeles visit to the Millers and the night spent together.
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Clevelant
Susan Hayes
Tir
Samuel Sheppard
California
Sheppard
Osteopth
Los Angeles
Miss Hayes
Millers
Four Senators Back Draft Extension in New Military Plan
Four U S senators agreed the next Congress will extend the draft act as part of the Pentagon manpower plan. Secretary Wilson outlined a four year extension with a mixed universal service, long and short term draftees, more pay for long service, and little change to reserve and National Guard. Eisenhower will present the plan in January.
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Congress
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Historic Reserve and
Nations Guard
Eisen ‘Hower
Januries
Saltonstall Ck-Miass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennin C-Miss
Case
Saltonstall
Long
D-La
UMIT
Slag Pile Collapse Kills Lorain Manager in Rescue Attempt
In Lorain, a slag pile collapsed trapping Henry Kraemer 23 who was attempting to free a coworker. General manager of Lorain Slax Co William F Miller of Bay Village died while rescuing Kraemer who is hospitalized in serious condition with back injuries and possible fractures. James Bassett resigns as publicity director of the Republican National Committee to return to the Los Angeles Mirror as city editor.
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Lorain
Lorain Slax Co
William F. Miller
Bay Village
Henry Kraemer
Kraemer
St. Joseph's Hospital
POST
Washington
James Bassett
Republican ‘National Committee
Los Angeles Mirror
Polygamists End Probation at Short Creek
In Kingman Arizona nine residents of the Short Creek polygamous community had a yearlong probation end yesterday. Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar denied a request to revoke probation and jail the men. Each testified they had not practiced plural marriages nor intended to. The raid that brought national attention to Short Creek occurred July 23, 1953.
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Kingman
Arig
Short Creek
Ariz
Robert S. Tullar
Ohio Auto Clubs Compile highway reports
In Columbus Ohio AAA auto clubs prepare daily highway condition reports with the Ohio Department of Highways and the State Highway Patrol. Excerpts indicate plans to continue through the winter, with coordination by the Ohio AAA divisional secretary.
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Ohio Auto Clubs
Columbus
Oia
Win
Exeruti
Ohio Aaa
Ohin Department of Highways
State Highway Patrol
Fire Forces Couple From Their Home on Olentangy Blvd
Columbus Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper of the Ohio National Guard and Mrs Cooper were forced from their home by a fire in the living room of their Olentangy Boulevard dwelling early today.
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Columbus
Kenneth Cooper
Ohio Natonal Guard
Mra
Yoshida Defends Policy Against Critics in Diet
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshida confronted critics in the Diet accusing him of being pro American while urging opposition to communism. He warned against relying on communist rhetoric and defended expansion of trade with the Soviet bloc only if they earn foreign exchange to buy goods. He stated the world’s free nations align with America and urged a cautious stance on foreign relations.
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Drie
Miniru Yoshida
Fia
Partiaterit Ari
Comimuniam
Amertes
America
Japan
Kuasia
China
Farm Boy Is Honored At National Manufacturers Meeting
New York Ohio farm boy Martin Egleston a middle Georgia high school senior received a $40 cash award as a prize winner in a self reliance contest at the opening session of the National Association of Manufacturers. The idea originated with W W Kald president of Armco Steel Middletown. Egleston balanced farm chores with schooling and has served in his church while looking toward the ministry.
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New York
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin Egleston
Armco Steelup
Middletown
No Action Planned For Contested Sale
VP Mar Fol Lanshee of Fall hee Steel Corp says no immediate action is planned on the contested sale to a New York financier until a formal court order halting the sale is received. Federal Judge Herbert Bore issued an opinion Monday in Wheeling West Virginia as a basis for a halt on the proposed sale of the firm’s physical assets in a Frederick W. Richmond case for 59,286,006.8
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Mar. Follanshee
Fallhee Steel Corp
New York
Follanshee
Herbert Bore
Wheeling
W. Va
Frederick W. Richmond
Police Call Middletown Still the Most Elaborate Yet
In West Middletown police described a basement still found in an old farm house as the most elaborate they had seen. About 2205 gallons of mash were poured out and the device destroyed. Deputy Sheriff Frank South said federal officers estimated it had operated for four to five months with no immediate arrests.
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Middletown
Ohio
West Middletown
Frank South
Senators Fight Tight Over McCarthy Race In Ohio Counties
Ohio recounts in 25 counties narrows margin as Burke allies claim progress. Across towns like Hamilton and Columbiana, Bender leads by a small margin amid disputed ballots. Early tallies show Burke gaining in several counties, with updates from Brown and state officials watching closely.
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Columbus
CAP
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Vester
George HL Render
Burke
Hamilton Canty
Hamilton County
Colnny
Bender
Ted W. Bienen
Cincinnatia
Hangatee County
Putnam
Columbiana
Columbiana County
Brown
Detterson County
Licking County
Vote on McCarthy Censure Draws Senate Division
Washington AP report says a late start for the censure vote against Senator McCarthy Wisconsin, with Democrats optimistic for near unanimous support and Republicans predicting a party split. Debate truncated by a 4 p.m. start. final outcome not expected until May 4 or later amid procedural maneuvering and amendments proposed by the special committee.
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Washington
Cenauve
McCarthy
GOP
Oman
Senate
Canara
Tomorrey
Pertapa
Amatore Briwn
Mundt
Martin
Fulbright
Lehman
Monk
Democrate
Flanders
Dirksen
Waterins
Tirksen
Bric
Ralph W. Zwicker
Wombal
City Loses Bus Service in Zanesville
ZANESVILLE city of 40 000 loses bus service today as Rapid Transit On and a local independent union fail to report to work after their contract expired. Drivers faced a 10 percent pay cut but declined. no immediate negotiation plan. Enrollment data show 2,472,000 in U S colleges and universities this fall, a record high.
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Zanesville
Home
Arivera
Zaresewie Rapid Transit
Prediction Says Morse Will Run as Democrat
Washington report notes Rep Edith Green indicates Morse, then an independent, will seek re election in Oregon in 1956 as a Democrat. Green said Morse would be welcomed by Democratic leaders and rank and file members at a news conference yesterday.
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Washington
Edith Green
Morse
Oregon
Ohio Turnpike Opens 22-Mile Strip Today
A new era in Ohio highway travel begins as the Eastgate section in Mahoning County opens, linking to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and marking the first step toward a 241 mile system. Officials call the event historic as planning continues for a multi state, l ong distance expressway network.
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Ohio Turnpike
Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mahoning County
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Petersburg
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