Scrambled Eggs with Anchovy Bits Sparkled by Flavor
A playful note suggests adding anchovy bits to scrambled eggs for a savory boost. The idea highlights a quick kitchen tweak to elevate breakfast with a salty, umami touch.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
2
A playful note suggests adding anchovy bits to scrambled eggs for a savory boost. The idea highlights a quick kitchen tweak to elevate breakfast with a salty, umami touch.
State Fair Advisory Board urges restoring harness racing and allowing pari mutuel betting at the fair during a 1956 exposition plan. A grandstand and track improvements are proposed, with potential funding from the 1956 state budget. Opponents led by church groups fear legalized betting, while some expect less resistance due to the short fair period.
The Naval Reserve training craft with 18 to 20 trainees ran into trouble after its engine failed near the Syracuse end of Onondaga Lake. A motorist alerted George D. Oertel, who towed the stranded craft to the Marina, aided by reserve members and center crews as dusk fell.
Charles Gaca of 309 Chestnut Street Syracuse awoke to his car horn blaring from the garage as fire started in the 7355 four door auto. Gaca and his mother evacuated and opened the garage door while he and neighbors battled the flames until North Syracuse firemen arrived. The car interior and garage suffered extensive damage but the house avoided total loss. Insurance covered the vehicle.
Five high schools held commencement exercises closing the 1950 51 scholastic year In Christian Brothers Academy Eastwood North Nottingham and Onondaga Valley diplomas were awarded to 79 210 142 143 and 141 seniors respectively Notable events included a scholarship fund in Eastwood headmaster Todd's honor and addresses by Bishop Walter A Faery and Syracuse University dean Virgil M Rogers.
W Homer Reeve president of Easy Washing Machine Corp announced a five cent per hour wage raise for factory workers effective August 1 plus improved holiday pay and seniority benefits. Vacation pay changes allow payment on holidays that fall on Saturdays and for workers who are at work part of the day before or after a holiday, replacing the previous rule that paid only when holidays fell on Sundays with adjacent work requirements.
John Evans 47 of 448 1 Renwick Ave slipped on loose gravel while descending stairs at Webster Falk. He injured his left ankle last night and was taken by ambulance to University Hospital for X ray examination.
Patrolmen search for a man who struck Mrs. Martha Hazard on the head with a bone handled knife after she refused a money demand. Hazard, 92, of 612 E Washington St, sustained a laceration but did not require hospitalization. Authorities have a description of the suspect.
Parks Commissioner William Barry announced that concrete has begun for sidewalks around the new West End playground near Vocational High School. He expects completion in a few days and bids for a surrounding fence to be opened on July 5 with a contract awarded soon after.
A jack hammer ripping up sidewalks near City Hall cut through an electric cable leaving the building without power for about 30 minutes. The central fire alarm headquarters used an emergency generator during the outage, causing a significant disruption of service.
Francis M. Costello and his wife Bernice McGibbon Costello welcomed their third son, the couple's fifth child, this morning at Memorial Hospital. The birth occurred after a morning delivery and adds to the Costello family alongside their prior civic work in the city.
A Franklin West Virginia couple visiting relatives in Syracuse were seriously injured in a two car crash near Punxsutawney Pennsylvania. Rev Richard Grumbling 42 and his wife Gladys 42 were hospitalized. A passenger in the Hazlett car was killed and Hazlett Ralph White were injured. The Grumbling children were uninjured.
A 17 year old Irving Briggs and a 15 year old East Side girl are in custody after a two car crash at 6 30 p m on Route 20 near Gibson Rd. Briggs driven car struck Walter J Tyburczy s car and skidded over 300 feet into an open field. The youths admitted involvement and the car was later found to have stolen plate and misused shop parts.
Louis Manzeitti, a civilian mechanic at the Syracuse police garage, suffered severe burns to his left hand after touching an electrical system on a cruiser while working on its distributor. His wedding ring was melted and burned onto his finger and had to be cut off by police. He was taken to Police Surgeon Maurice Laffer for treatment.
Miss Frieda F. Gates announces that The Main Library and all branches will be closed Saturdays during July and August, affecting services and hours at Syracuse Public Library.
A woman discovered clothing and overturned earth in the 2100 block of Burnet Ave prompting a police search for a possible victim. Investigators later linked the garments to a June 9 theft from Leta Harder, owner of a Plymouth Drive home.
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