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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
8
Wiregrass women share favorite recipes for cakes and cookies in a weekly feature. The easy never-fall white cake with chocolate icing, prepared by Mrs. Fred Moseley of 203 South Orange Avenue, uses butter or shortening, sugar, almond extract, eggs, sifted cake flour, baking powder, salt, and milk.
A recipe describes beating sugar with shortening and milk, then mixing flour and chocolate, pouring into three round pans and baking at a moderate oven for about 25 minutes. It includes a chocolate frosting with sugar milk butter corn syrup salt boiling briefly, then cooling before adding vanilla and spreading on the cake.
Jacksonville report states the Fifth Tow Target Flight of the Florida Air National Guard has been activated and will be equipped with eight B-29 bombers. Commanded by Capt. L. A Moore, the unit will tow targets for anti aircraft artillery units of the National Guard and reserves, with a complement of 67 officers and men.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru angrily criticized Washington's policy on Red China and Korea in a speech that widened East West divisions at the United Nations. Observers question if his call for peace negotiations and admission of Communist China to the UN advances Asia leadership or benefits Mao. Western democracies fear admission would whitewash China’s Korea aggression while a Big Four meeting aims to align powers on a broader settlement.
At Headland station Wiregrass Substation a trial fed 50 hogs on three acres of early corn, producing 7,496 pounds of hogs and 3443 bushels per acre corn during a 15 day period in July. Each hog averaged 107 pounds with a gain of 14 pounds per bushel of corn. Local corn price was $1.25 per bushel with hogs selling around 21 cents per pound.
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