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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1952
Page
10
New York reports steel production in 1952 fell short of the 1951 peak by about 12 million tons, still placing it among the highest on record. Industry leaders forecast 1953 output near 119 million tons with capacity expanded to around 116 million tons by year end.
Suva reports that new gold deposits are understood to have been found in Fiji and that another major gold rush is predicted by some observers. The rumor centers on potential enthusiasm and exploration interest in the Pacific island.
Cartoonish year end column recounts holiday gags from gifts to Santa misadventures. A wife hides a 68 foot yacht gift from her husband while another ponders Mother’s chair surprise. A Chicago street scene ends with Santa jailed after accidental brawl and police intervention.
Washington reports Army cooks can stretch chicken into four drumstick portions, calling them wing sticks. Master Sergeant James A. Horn Jr. of Bay Springs Mississippi, stationed at Fort Benning Georgia, outlines his method: remove real drumsticks, cut wings, pare breast meat near joints, trim the wing tip and separate the web. His technique showcases a practical kitchen improvisation used by a military food service instructor.
Sgt. Horn describes wingsticks as longer drumsticks and notes lemon juice prevents protein contraction during cooking. Army cooks use soda and vinegar in batter and meat tenderizing, with lemon juice the key elixir to keep meat tender under field conditions.
Sgt. 1st Class William T. Allen of Columbus Georgia urges minimal cooking to protect vegetable nutrients. He notes too much heat harms tenderness and nutrition and suggests quick methods like light heating and simple tenderizing steps.
El Salvador and Germany agree on a trade pact trading coffee cotton and other farm goods for electrical equipment to support a $20 million power program. The deal aims to boost Salvadoran exports while expanding energy capacity through German assistance.
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