16 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
1
Two menus from Menu de 2 summer and Winter sections list meats vegetables and desserts. Items include broiled chicken corn on the cob asparagus souffle garden salad meat balls in tomato sauce buttered spinach and bread frozen strawberry cake and chocolate mint cake. The note mentions cookbook indices and a price of 15 cents per menu to growers.
DONALSONVILLE Special. An intensive school plant survey began in Seminole County with teachers and laymen meeting at Seminole High School to organize the project. The survey, essential for county eligibility for part of the Foundation Program funds, was kickstarted by Allan C. Smith with speakers including J Gorham Garrison and Helen Doster. Committees formed covering steering, population, plant facilities, and finance, with a separate Negro session at Seminole Training School. The county aims to show progress and needs to qualify for state funding.
A fragment lists multiple meat and pie dishes with measurements and steps. It includes TETAS CHILI with ground beef and beans, Dixie Pork Chops with apples and brown sugar, Planked Ground Beef with tomatoes and mashed potatoes, Beef Arm Steak marinated in French dressing, Leg of Lamb roast with thermometer guidance, a pie crust instruction, and an Apple Fitting dish with spices and lemon juice. The text resembles a compiled home cook booklet rather than a single article.
A last minute agreement averted a nationwide strike by 260000 cotton textile workers. The Textile Workers Union of America called off the walkout at New Bedford Fall River plants and extended contracts with other cotton rayon firms to March 31 to allow time for talks. The pact includes a 7.12 percent raise with an escalator linked to the CPI and is subject to membership and Wage Board approval.
TALLAHASSEE 10P The state will observe the first Florida Teachers Day on March 30 with a daylong tribute to about 20,000 teachers. Gov. Fuller Warren urges Floridians to participate after the Florida Education Association convention in Tampa March 19. About 10,000 pupils will join the celebration highlighting gains in Florida education.
Senate crime investigators aimed to connect Frank Costello to a murder-for-hire syndicate. Albert Anastasia, a key figure, testified earlier about the killings, while testimony tied Costello to past cases. Investigators planned a night session with 19 witnesses amid a broader probe of upstate gambling and New Jersey waterfront activity.
The Justice Department moved to deport Salvatore Sollazzo, a jailed target in the college basketball bribery case. Manhattan DA Vorney aims to convict him of bribery and sentence before any deportation. Sollazzo, a jewel merchant and gambler, is charged with bribing players at three New York colleges to fix games at Madison Square Garden.
Headland Dixie Runners announce a nine game exhibition slate in the Alabama Florida League from April 11 to April 20. Five home games against Ozark Enterprise Panama City Camp Rucker Opelika and Panama City.
Pensacola Florida AP reports veteran Charlie Workman may roam right field for the Atlanta Crackers this season after a strong batting record and a late last year move. The piece notes open questions about league progression and mentions Alabama legislative discussions on cattle highway patrols and state advertising. It also covers judges pay, veterans affairs funding, and a historic play titled The Toy Cart from antiquity.
Johnie Whack Hyder was appointed Georgia Tech basketball coach after a unanimous athletic board vote. He has coached engineer freshmen basketball and served as an assistant baseball coach, replacing Roy McArthur who gave up the cage duties to devote full time to the football staff.
Graceville High School junior class stages a three act comedy The Gana's All Here at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Eva Pearl Clark Wills Jean Fowler James Roy Cassidy Dorothy Peacock Harold Franklin Robby Fowler Jerry Register Elliaon Sasser Margaret Jones Barbara Roberson Virginia Alfred and Jackie Whitehead. Sponsors are Mrs R L Price and Miss Ann Kelly.
Nearly 180 of the nation's best golfers tee off in the Jacksonville Open, a $10,000 event, with Jim Ferrier and Lloyd Mangrum expected to pace the field. Ferrier has just captured the St Petersburg Open and Miami Beach Open, while Mangrum leads 1961 PGA money list. Cary Middlecoff defends the title as a young group competes for top money in Florida.
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