Quick No Knead Hot Cross Buns from Rita Martin
Lightweight Lenten bun recipe from Rita Martin of the International Co home department. Uses Robin Hood flour, warm water, milk, sugar, shortening, eggs, currants and a quick no knead method. Steps include mixing, rising in a warm place, baking at 375 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes, and icing crosses with powdered sugar for about 24 muffin size buns.
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Rita Martin
International Co. Home Department
Robin Hood Allpur
Grocer
Room Hood
Cardmerce Staten
Minneapals
Minnesota
Orgbury
Robin Hood
International Milling Company
Spectacular Fire Kills Two at Texas Co Refinery
A massive blast and fire at the Texas Co refinery in Port Arthur killed two men and damaged a catalytic cracking unit. Officials released few details on the blaze, with industry sources estimating the unit could cost eight to twelve million dollars. The victims were Firmin Domec 44 of Nederland and Elvin Fowler 43 of Port Arthur, with at least one other worker injured.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Texas Co
Justice of the Peace
Fulton Lee
Firmin Domec
Soak — Yeast
Wearin
Bol
Nederland
Elvin Fwaler
Miniles
East Jr
Frozen fed Women Are Showing It
New York themed column describes a trend toward revived home cooking as women move away from boxed and frozen meals. The piece notes pallor and cold hands from convenience and cites examples of shelling peas, stringing beans, and making biscuits from flour, signaling a shift back to traditional kitchen labor.
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New York
Mrs. America
Fife
Peg Bracken
Bracken
Latouk
Miss B
Reds Claim Five Planes Destroyed
Tokyo dispatch from AP notes the Communist New China News Agency quoted Pathet Lag radio saying five American airplanes were destroyed on the ground in Laos. The account dated April 8 cites sabotage during a storm but offers few specifics beyond the Savanakhet area in southern Laos.
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Tokyo
New China News
Laos
Pathet Lag
Red Chinese
I Savanakhela
Conway Plant Sold to Iowan
CONWAY AP Charles Chamberlain of Hampton Iowa has purchased the Ward School Furniture Plant here. Sale price was not announced. it will continue operating as the Ward School Furniture Plant. An official said the plant started in 1945 by Dave H Ward, with annual business about 600000 and 20 to 40 employees.
Senate weighs 13 billion defense bill as baseball opens
Washington AP. The Senate considers a 13 billion defense authorization for aircraft missiles and ships, including 491 million for RS70 development, while the start of baseball season may slow action. President Kennedy throws out the first ball at the new D C Stadium as Senators face the Tigers. House action limited. partial approvals from Armed Services.
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Washington
Senate
House
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
D.C
Kenedy
Armed Services Committee
Kenendy Or & 9
Defense
Robert &. Mi
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep. Ledbetter Files for Re-election in Pulaski County
Little Rock GMI reports Rep. Joe Ledbetter of Lite Reels paid a $200 filing fee Tuesday to the county Democratic Committee. Ledbetter, a candidate for re-election to position 7, had previously filed his campaign pledge on January 4.
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Little Rock
National Library Week Observed with Free Fines Week
National Library Week runs across the nation with school poster displays urging reading and adults encouraged to use libraries. Hampstead County Library hosts special radio programs and two downtown Hope collection points at Joe's City Bakery and Diamond Gala offer overdue book returns without fines.
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National Library
Mone
Hampstead
Hope
Joe's City Bakery
Lhd
Death toll from U.S. accidents in 1960 reported
Encyclopedia Britannica notes the 1960 death toll from U S accidents at about 93 000, roughly one percent higher than 1959, reflecting a continuing rise in fatalities across the year.
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U. S
Encyclopedia Britannica
Red Editor Gets Prison Term for Inciting Crimes
Sok Lay, editor of a Communist newspaper in Cambodia, was sentenced to six months in prison for inciting crimes and an additional 18 days for refaming the royal government. He was arrested in February with 14 others in a plot to overthrow the government. The newspaper was suspended.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Monnday
Sok Lay
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Phyllis Battelle
McCall’s Magazine
Progressive Farmer
Interagional Milling Company
Robi Hoo
Mit
Reds
Conway
Iowan
Tleman
Veal Bologna
U.S. Dla
Jolly Baker
Folgers Instant Coffee Show Boat
Pork & Beans
del Monte Catsup Wesson Oil
Miss Georgia
Robin ‘Hood
L. B
Delaney & Son
Ralph
Montgomery
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