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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1951
Page
8
Alabama dairymen and national producers see improving demand as consumption rises after years of decline. Production has slowed while stockpiles of cheese evaporated milk and butter shrink, reducing marketing difficulties as campaigns by dairy groups and nutritionists urge higher milk intake.
Government reports a small butter stock and no cheese for sale with 20 million pounds cheese withdrawn from storage mid November to mid December this year versus 1949. Milk production 1951 unlikely to exceed 1950, yet incomes rise and demand may grow as manufacturers seek to adapt.
The Defense Department lists 452 new casualties from the Korean War including 20 killed 27 wounded 324 missing in action and 11 injured in accidents The release also notes geographic detail about Cornwall’s southern tip known as Lizard Point and mentions the Great Britain coast.
Recipe notes describe macaroon making and a 19th century inspired date confection from The Cookin Book series. Instructions cover whipping egg whites with sugar, folding in blanched almonds and chopped dates, adding vanilla, shaping on paper, and baking at 250 degrees for about 18 to 25 minutes to yield smooth shiny cookies.
The Voice of America quoted Lenin to denounce Stalin on Lenin’s death anniversary. Lenin criticized Stalin as rude and impulsive, noting power and poor administration. The report contrasts VOA’s stance with Red-controlled press praise.
ATLANTA AP The Georgia House prepared final action on a 60 to 90 million dollar sales tax bill as Senate debate lingered over Governor Talmadge’s county unit amendment. The measure, a core part of his tax revision program, aims to repeal nuisance taxes, shift income taxes upward, and adjust property taxes to fund a 189.1 million dollar spending plan for schools roads health and welfare.
The U S Liner Washington rescued 18 crewmen from the 1200 ton Swedish tanker Bie after it caught fire in the North Sea while en route to England and Terschelling Island. One crew member died and another was badly burned in the blaze. The Bie is owned by Transatlantic Company of Goteborg.
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