Low heat fudge advice from old kitchen notes
Instructions advise cooking fudge over low heat until sugar dissolves while stirring constantly. To wash away sugar crystals forming on the pan sides, use a fork with tines wrapped in a damp cheesecloth.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1949
Page
3
Instructions advise cooking fudge over low heat until sugar dissolves while stirring constantly. To wash away sugar crystals forming on the pan sides, use a fork with tines wrapped in a damp cheesecloth.
A solemn requiem mass at St Mary’s Church honored Stt Rev Mgr Stephen J Corke founder of St Anne’s Church who died in Lebanon. Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons presided with Rev Paul Corkemaz as celebrant and Rt Rev Michael Sash deacon. Attending were Rev Paul Koury Rev Francis Lahoud and several Albany diocese priests.
The Junior League of Troy organizes a Community Cultural Survey to map local cultural facilities and programs across arts, music, theater, and education. Prominent clergy from St. Francis de Sales and La Salle Institute attend, with dozens of organizations invited to interview.
Mrs. John Cro has left her home on Sweeney Avenue after illness confinement. Mrs. Chester Darknard returned from Clarks Mills Schuylerville after visiting her daughter and son in law William Boyce and Jacqueline. Mrs. Charles A Stover remains home ill. George Webster of Schuylerville substituted for Mrs. Stover as organist at Sunday Methodist service. The Chester James Darkward Post VIPW auxiliary will hold a supper and bazaar Monday February 21 at the Community Hall from 5 p.m. to completion with Mrs. Mark J Sweeney and Mrs. Wilbur Herrington as chairmen.
Detectives seized drugs worth 1 900 000 dollars marking the largest narcotics haul in police history. Joseph Beasile, 39, labeled a major dope peddler, was arrested on East 60th Street with five packages of narcotics found in his possession. Det. William O Grady led the narcotics squad in the operation.
Detectives trailed Beastie for weeks and raided an apartment rented by Messlie finding 108 packets of pure heroin and other narcotics worth about 9 million on the illegal market. Several suspects, including Beanle listed as a clerk, face narcotics charges after the seizure and 1.3 million doses of methadone-like heroin were reported.
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