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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
4
January brings bleak days yet offers a bright note through baking. The Viennese coffee cake, made from yeast dough and filled with a honey fruit and nut mixture, embodies Austria’s famed pastry tradition and rewards the patient baker with a delicate, rich result.
A folded home baking guide blends Viennese coffee cake dough instructions with sweet fillings and creams. It adds bread crumb making methods, quick puddings, and serving ideas using orange rind, raisins, pecans, and butter, plus quick bread and crouton tips for stretching meals.
Former leader of the Jennings Gang and last surviving member of the notorious outlaw era, Al Jennings died at age 98 in Tarzana California. He was sentenced to life in prison in 1895 for train robbery and assault with intent to kill and was pardoned in 1907 by President Theodore Roosevelt.
Dr. Andrew Rhodes of the University of Toronto described oral polio vaccine as a powerful quick-defence weapon for epidemics and a convenient booster for those previously vaccinated with Salk. He noted oral vaccine's advantages of self-administration, potential school or plant distribution, its growing use in Europe, and its effectiveness shown in Prince Albert where antibodies appeared after oral immunization.
The Cabot Tower was constructed at St John's Nild to commemorate the 400th anniversary of John Cabot's landing there.
Otto Eichmann, Adolf Eichmann’s brother, tells a reporter in Linz that the Eichmann family may seek mercy from the Israeli court that sentenced Adolf Eichmann to hang for his role in the murder of six million Jews during World War II.
In Ottawa yesterday Prime Minister Diefenbaker was named Canada's outstanding political figure of 1961 with a Young Canada award. The honor was presented by 15 year old Connie Hallett of Hartland New Brunswick. A tailoring company spokesman said the voting involved student council presidents at 2,000 high schools nationwide.
A passerby helps a shivering boy waiting for parents in a Brantford restaurant only to learn his tale is a common ruse. The desk clerk confirms this is the boy’s fourth visit with strangers. The piece shares a string of light anecdotes about family miscommunications and everyday irony.
A four foot seal invaded the Ocean City home of Air and Mrs. Joseph Noone and stayed for dinner on their private dock. The uninvited guest wolfed seafood, weighing about 60 pounds, with experts estimating daily eight pounds of fish intake. The Noones checked local piers for missing trained seals but found none.
Raw steel production in 1960 placed the Federal Republic of Germany behind the United States and the Soviet Union with about 34 million tons, roughly ten percent of world output. Ruhr, Lower Saxony, and the Saar host major mills employing about 350,000, as exports rise and foreign workers join a steel industry integrated with a European coal and steel market.
The Hudson Bay Company reports northern Eskimo and Indian women now favor tailored coats and nylon lingerie, with blue jeans and cowboy hats for children. Arctic supply ships have long anchored remote settlements, but today planes and trucks supplement shipments. modernization brings heated stores, cash purchases, and growing permanent communities amid mining and government activity.
Bill Levingston of Pawnee Rock found a woman's purse in Kansas containing a $2 cheque $4 cash and keys. He drove to Great Bend twice to return it learning the owner moved to Arkansas City. She thanked him and enclosed another $4 cheque which bounced.
Canadian natural gas transmission has grown to over 10,000 miles, up from 3,974 miles in 1956, reflecting expanding pipeline networks and higher energy demand across provinces.
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