Debunking Cicada Myths About the 17 Year Locust Emergence
The U S Department of Agriculture launches a myth debunking effort as brood No 10 of the periodical cicada approaches in Eastern states. It clarifies that cicadas do not destroy crops and live mostly underground or above ground for five to six weeks. The bureau notes the true damage is limited to punctures from egg laying on trees and shrubs. The insect is about 1 1/2 inches long with black body, reddish legs, orange wing veins and red eyes.
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Egypt
Congressman's Life Story To Be Filmed
Washington Rep Frank Boykin of Alabama says Hollywood pressure leads to a film about his life. At 68 he says the script is ready and a contract awaits his signature. Filming would start after this Congress session ends with a scene simulating his horse to train proposal to his wife in Malcolm Alabama.
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Frank
Boykin
Alabama
Malcolm
Ala
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Music program in grade schools featured at Kiwanis luncheon
Miss Dorothy Whitworth vocal music supervisor in Middle town schools spoke about grade school music during a Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. Six Sherman School pupils sang with Whitworth at the piano, teacher Mrs. Allie Torrance present. William Saunders introduced the program arranged by John Taylor. The club planned a Sharonville Kiwanis dinner at 6 15 p m May 21 at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church and a tour of Armco East side Works afterward.
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Middletown
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Hotel
Sherman School
Miss Whitworth
Allie Torrance
William Saunders
John Tayor
Sharonville
Press Train Is Gone at Munsan as Armistice Talks Recess
The press train at Munsan was retired as allied correspondents shift to a tent camp during a one day recess in the Korean truce talks. The six car train had served since July 1951 when the talks began.
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Munsan
Word puzzle clued by a windy list of terms
A compact listing of clues with matching single words or short phrases. Includes entries such as wind that blows no good, worships, attentive, fish, spheres, male deer, nomad, Lily mai Astolat, having t horns, well kno, palmlike plants, a twice tale, melody, wager, the deadly sins, pertaining to the Muses, nicest looking, mineral rock, Ireland, cut, recent, costly, hurried, Great Lake, girl s name, goddess, region, salamander, verb suffix.
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Ireland
Slay case man pleads guilty in Cleveland
A 65 year old Cleveland man who fired at a meat salesman after a barroom shuffle board dispute was sentenced to one to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary for manslaughter. Arthur Suzetka pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Frank J. Merrick Thursday, the judge said.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Suzetka
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Meetings Friday Unity Council 241 D of A 8 p m
Friday meetings planned by Unity Council 241 and D of A in the Main Hall at 8 pm. Members are urged to attend, with agenda items including upcoming events and organizational updates.
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Unity Council
D. of A
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