CCC enrollments send home 4.265 million from Alabama
The Civilian Conservation Corps reported 26,034 Alabama enrollees since 1933 had sent home 4,265,000 dollars in holiday season to dependents as of December 1. The basic cash allowance was 302 dollars per month with a portion allotted to dependents.
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Unusual New Year Cake Recipe For Entertaining
An old fashioned holiday cake recipe described as making two large cakes totaling about six pounds. It lists ingredients including flour, baking powder, spices, fruit, shortening, sugar, and eggs, with directions to cream shortening and sugar, add eggs, fold in fruits, and bake long hours in a slow oven. The text includes measurements and steps for both a tube pan and loaf pans.
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Special Rosins Promising New Industrial Uses Reveal
Special rosins produced by the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils may extend rosin use in industry. These rosins have different physical and chemical properties, are highly transparent and nearly colorless, and seven grades above the current highest commercial grade. The development coincides with moves in the naval stores industry to test new uses for rosin and turpentine, with ongoing research on pine gum composition and derivative formation.
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