Congress action snapshot with Roosevelt plan and hearings
The Associated Press notes Senate received the Roosevelt social security plan and passed a 777 million independent offices bill. House debates district of Columbia appropriations and immigration issues with naturalized voters in Saar elections. Committees pushed on old age pensions and war department expenditures with promises of further inquiry and hearings.
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Home Demonstration Club Notes and Activities
The regular county council meeting on Saturday January 12th in the court room was presided by Mrs. Frank Dougherty with about sixty members attending. Reports by objective chairmen urged club directors to prepare timely club reports, while the board planned equal distribution of council gifts among eighteen clubs. A Citizenship program followed, with H. R. Bailey outlining the 1935 farm program, and a tea to conclude. The third leadership school on Home Management focusing on Home Made Furniture was held January 16th at the Agricultural school, with seventy-two leaders from eighteen clubs. The Blackburn club progresses on its clubhouse on the Lee highway, including a limestone fireplace. A chicken of tips on meat recipes from the Bureau of Home Economics suggests Roast Spareribs With Apple Stuffing, detailing steps and cooking times for a flavorful stuffed rib roast.
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Turnovers with seasoned meat filling and rich biscuit dough
Cook minced meat with onion and celery or parsley then moisten with gravy or tomatoes. Make a rich biscuit dough, roll, fill with meat, seal edges, and bake at 426 degrees. Also pan cook cabbage with fat and add canned beet or pork pieces seasoned with salt pepper and vinegar. Auto dealers shift focus from streamlines to dotted line sales pitches.
Test pilot Vance Breese Paid for Plunge Flight
Vance Breese received about 60 cents per foot for his government plane test flight. During the dive his airspeed indicator failed at 25 miles per hour. He was taped head to foot to prevent blood vessel rupture under the strain.
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