The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 88, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 15, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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Tuesday, April 15, 1958. THE DAILY NEWS-TELEGRAM
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Italian Way Said Worthwhile
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
Associated Press Food Editor
The Italian way of marinating
cooked vegetables and serving
them cold is worth adopting.
Scientist Says
H-Bomb Tests
To Injure Health
We first came on snap beans
•prepared this way when we went,
years ago, to a small Italian res-
taurant on New York’s East Side.
There the., owner’s whole family
cooked and served dinner to pay-
J?ue*ts who made reservations
to dine at seven or nine o’clock.
At both sittings family-style plat-
ters came to each table. The meal
began with stalks of celery and
whole tomatoes, m e 1 o n, veal in
tuna sauce and went on to soup,
pasta or risotto. Then came
Suicide Ruled
In Doolittle's
Death at Austin
main course—roast beef or veal
^ with potatoes and a huge bowl of
London, Apr. 15 UP — A top' cold marinated snap beans.
Soviet scientist said today that, „„ , .
several million people in every When we staggered home after
future generation will be born this meal we looked mto our Ital-
handicupped if npclear weapons
tests continue at the present rate.
Said the director of the Moscow
Institute of Kadiology, Irina Lh-
gunova:
“Besides the fact that the H-
bomb tests are keeping the world
in a constant state of fear, they
are injuring peoples’ health to a
still greater degree as time goes
on.” His statement was broadcast
by the Moscow radio.
The atomic energy authority in
London last week attributed
ian cook books and found it cbm
mon practice to marinate cooked
vegetables. As readers of this col-
umn know, we’ve passed along
variations of mar i n a t e d snap
beans. Recently we mgr i n a t e d
ligtit-cooked carrot sticks with
equal success. Th carrots may be
served on' a platter of antipasto
or be offered with hot or cold
roast, meat or poultr^.
Marinated Carrot*
Ingredients; 6 large or 8 medi
um-sized carrots (about 1*4
pounds without green tops), 1 cup
sharp increase in radioacTrvity i boilin?. wat<? V* teaspoon salt, *
over Britain for a short period ol,ve 3 tmbleapoon. cider
last month to the Soviet t e s t s I vinegar .teaspoon salt, white
completed just before the Kreni-
pepper, 1 small garlic clove, 1 bay
lin announced it was suspending j J“f* 2 tablespoon. minced pars
~ 1 ley, extra salt.
Austin,.,Apr. 15 I#—An inves-
tigation report shows that the
man whose famous father led the
the hafion’s first air strike on Japan's
mainland in World War 2, Major
James Doolittle, Jr., shot himself
to death with a service revolver.
The 38-year old Doolittle was
found dead last Wednesday in his
office at lie r g s t r o m Air Force
base near Austin. Me had been
shot in the right temple with a
.38 caliber revolver found on the
floor by the body.
Justice of the Peace J. II. Wat-
son said yesterday “I wrote on
the death certificate that it was
suicide... . It was not homicide or
accidental.”
Lieutenant General Doolittle re-
turned to Austin from a govern-
ment mission in Puerto Rico but
like the others.in the major's fam-
ily said he knew no reason for his
son's death.
Watson says his verdict was
based on his own investigation'
ami that of the Air Force author-
ities.
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13 Poem 6 Fruit ch inkt
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emperor • 8 Traps
15 Eternities 9 Screen-
16 Babylonian 10 Range
deity 11 Horse color
17 Nautical term 19 Scottish
18 Penetrate sheepfold
20 Laconic 21 Goddess of
22 Beverage infatuation
24 Female sdlht 23 Handle
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25 Acquiescence -in experience
various roles 42 Fish eggs
26 Hideous 44 Exist
monster 45 Subdue
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Mount Pleasant
Child Succumbs
To Bullet Wound
haw tentatively approved ihe^-plan
and is expected to give its nnal
okay on April 26th.
Clubhouse Burns
Near Marlin
President Eisenhower’s foreign
aid program. Endorsing military
aid to allies, he said: “1 feel that
no American dollar has yielded
more defense for the United,
•States than the dollar spent on
military assistance.”
Marlin, Apr. 15 UP—The club
27 Gaseous 47 Journeys
element 49 Afternoon
28 Canva* shelter social event*
30 Percolate
slowly
31 Wings
32 Three (eet
35 Weight
deduction
the test explosions:
Stove Explosion
Kills One Child
Method: Par carrots; cut into
sticks about 3 inches long and
•4-inch thick. Cook rapidly, cov-
ered, -in 2-quart (wide bottom)
saucepan with boiling water and
Vi teaspoon salt; turn once and
cook until tender hut still crisps—
about 8 minutes. Drain. Turn car-
An oil | rots into a shallow container.
olive oil, vinegar ty tea-
Griffin to Run
For White's Job
29 Attempt
33 Era "
34 Harden,
as cement
36 Note in
Guido's scale
37 Sign he likes
to see at his
efforts
38 Collection of
sayings
39 Auricle
40 Singing voice
43 Trampled
46 Decay
48 Age
49 Barterers
53 Compound
ether
57 Facility .. .
58 Breed ,
60 Riece of
baked clay
61 Things done
62 •Haven”
author
63 Gaelic
64 Fur-bearer
65 Depot (ab.)
66 Genuine
50 Speed contest
51 'Thin man’s”
dog
52 Deer track
54 Weary
55 Lohengrin’s
bride
56 Used in his
profession
59 New Zealand
parrot
Dallas, Apr. 15 UP—A 5-year-
old Mmjpit Pleasant hoy died in a
Dallas hospital. He was Billy | houi<,',t th. MkrHh Count CluJb
Pierce, who/was accidentally shot jn T<.vnc ,
>y was wounded
In the head while playing with a1
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GROWING HERDS
Madison, Wis. (P—A Univer-
sity of Wisconsin statistician^finds
fierce, wnq/was accidentally snqtjjn , , x . - ,th« average Wisconsin dairy herd
Saturday. The boy was wounded L" J:*"1 . T£!“ "** d«*tr°yedi; increased from 20 cows to 27 V
in the head while playing with a1 y ** >esterday- t milking animals in 10 years: Ed
revqlveV at the family home in! The manager of the flub, Jim?Malcheski. dairy records analyst,
M ourit rftffiSant. Haldrce, suffered first and 2nd j *H° reports tota). casts' on typical
degree burns. The building, local- farm9 «3 V*r. <(‘nt i0,
ed one mile north of Marlin, was ^ wh,le the Producers
a total loss. Damage is estimated i gross income rose 23 per cent.
at between $50,000 and $100,600. j
Mrs. Hargrave
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“When lining a dress, shrink
the material before cutting it
out,” instructed Mrs. Estes Har-
grave, clothing demonstrator at
the Blinker Home Demonstration
club meeting on "Wednesday
at the community center building. I commander of NATO forces in
Mrs. Hargrave spoke on “The, Ktirf>Pf. General Lauris Norstad,
Norstad Favors
Aid Program
Washington, Apr. 15 IP—The
Making of Semi-tailored Clothes.”-
She told the club, that white
quadreiqua cloth makes a good
lining and soft materials should
be lined to fit properly.
An all-day(meeting will be held
at the community center build-
ing Wednesday, April 23, for the
purpose of a community- work-
shop. A demonstration will also
be given on one-dish meals.
Each woman is expected to
bring material to be cut out and
fitted.
ILubbard, Apr. 15" MB
stove exploded in a house near the n,.at
small Central Texas town of Hub- j spoon salt and a dash of pepper
hard yesterday killing one child together with a fork; add garlic t... . .. .
and injuring three other persons. I (.|oVy (out in half) and bay leaf thls summet s Democra c pn
Fatally injured was 6-year-old (broken into several pieces). Pour
Margie Lynn Bailey, daughter of | over “carrots and mix well. Sprin-
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bailey, in ! kle with paisley. Refrigerate, cov-
whose home the explosion occur- | fr, overnight. Remove to room
red. ' , | temperature shortly before serv-
Two other children. 15-year-old j jng. Sprinkle lightly with extra
salt if needed. Makes 6 to 8 serv-
ient of thg fish they caugW.
Austin, Apr. 15 I*—A cotton,! eratives wan(ed to
cattle and grain farmer who,
serves as Bastrop County judge,!
Tom - Griffin, has announced as |
an opponent for State Agricul-I
ture Commissioner John White in 1
take 70 per j ering more advanced subjects to
Kenneth and 9-vear.old, Maybelle,
and the mother were injured.
ings.
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The 38-year-old judge said yes-
terday, "Texas needs a commis-
sioner who prefers the fresh air
of the farm country toy. the stale
air of the smoke-filled backrooms
of politics.”
He says he will opbn a state of-
fice pt Austin on April 26th pt
2?th and will pay his $750 filing
fee for the $15,000 a year job in
Austin, Apr. 15 —The Texas
who can tell us what to do . . . | terday that insured uneunployriient I
Fishermen Flee
Souih China
Hong Kong, Apr. 15 Oft — Re-
lief aid is being sought for more
than 1,500 fishermen who have
arrived in British Hong Kong
from Red China. The fishermen
fled from the south China coast
in the past 3 weeks ter avoid be-
ing forced into Communist coop-
eratives. They claimed the coop-
Improved Science
Teaching Planned
Austin, Apr. 15 ijfl — A special
$tudy to improve science teaching]
in Texas schools was organized at 1
Austin yesterday.
The coordinator of eleven dif- j
ferent curriculum studies being,
made by the Texas Education I
Agency. W. R. Goodson. said
the-more capable students of up-
per high school grades.
The next meeting of the com-
mission was set for May 16th and
17th.
Texas Records
Highest Claims
Of Unemployment Texas Approves
Rayburn Files
For 24 th Term
ItiDiham, Apr. 15. te.— House
Speaker Sam Rayfiurn has filed
for a place on the ballot in the
Democratic July primary. Coun-
ty Democratic chairman,. R. C.
Slagel, says Rayburn filed while
he was in his hjimetown, of Bon-
ham for the Faster holidays.
Rayburn will run for his 24th
term" as a representative from
Congressional District 4.
says he disagrees sharply with
anyone who says the I^ATO al-
liance is about to fail apart. Nor-
stad says such statements are
"highly incons.istent with the
facts as I know them.”
The general’s statement' was
made at a Mar. 25th closed hear-
ing of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee. A censored transcript
was made public today.
Norstad testified in favor of
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7-DP Bottling Co.
The state board of education set new records again-'lust week. Austin, Apr. 15 U’’ — The Uni-
probably will go along with what The TEC says a record number ! versity of Texas gained approval
they decide.” of 01,21.4 individuals filed claims yesterday to use an extra oite mil-
AXter a full day of discussions for unemployment compensation 1 lion dollars to. bolster teachers’
the 18-member special commission 1 for the week ending on April 1 salaries and improve basic re-
agreed upon a 4-pronged study of j 10th. The previous record was search.
science teaching in elementary, 00,352 claims on March 20th. [ The Texas commission on high-
junior high and high schools of ] A record slim of $1,830,7 9 4 ] er education endorsed the univer*
Texas. [was paid for unemployment sity’s transfer of the money from
Particular efforts will be made [claims during the week. The pre- its available fund, normally used
to starting teaching of science | vious high was $1,790,767 for the for construction of buildings,
earlier in lower grades and to off-'week ending on March 27th. The university board of regents
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 88, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 15, 1958, newspaper, April 15, 1958; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth828338/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.