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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
8
Low temperature roasting at 325 to 350 degrees reduces shrinkage and preserves juiciness. Browning not required before roasting. brown later when pot roasting. Includes recipes such as Barbecued Lamb Breast and Pork Chops and Rice with simple steps and portions.
Quick tips for roasting lamb and meat loaf flavor ideas include buttermilk basting for lamb, caraway in meat loaf, American cheese in meat loaf, pork chops with chili sauce, bread saver stuffing using tender noodles for veal breast, marjoram or parsley on veal, honey and orange baste for baked ham, and a cheesy whipped topping for burgers finished under broil.
A cookbook style list presents Summer Meat Loaf, Oatmeal Veal Birds, and a gelatin liverwurst mold with related ingredients and steps. Recipes include pork chops with rice tomato mix, veal stuffed with bread crumb oatmeal and catsup simmer, and a meat jelly mold using liverwurst celery olives and pepper.
Western Union notes Vix Falkenberg and Tex McCrary as standout radio hosts on WEAF, while NBC mulls a coast-to-coast hookup. Fred Allen’s May 5 broadcast with Tallulah Bankhead generates chatter and a new round of fan reminiscence. Bob Burns joins stage work, and George Raft seeks authentic detective guidance. National Barn Dance links to McLeansboro and a June 8 homecoming with John Stelle. Plus film and radio tidbits, from Vera Vague to Earl Carroll's Sketchbook and smallpox scares delaying Alan Hale in Cheyenne.
Lois Bernhardt, once secretary to Secretary of State James Byrnes, recalls wartime duties including typing the Japanese surrender terms and drafting the UN charter. A Schaller, Iowa native, she later married Robert Bernhardt and now works in the Iowa State purchasing office while her husband pursues a dairy degree.
Indian scout and peace officer Ben Ash, 95, longtime cattleman and early Hughes County sheriff, died recently at the State Soldiers' Home in Hot Springs South Dakota. He served as wag on master for General Custer and as an Indian scout during the Messiah war from 1889 to 1890 in western South Dakota. He had been a deputy U S marshal at Pierre and operated a large ranch on the Moreau river in Perkins County. Ash is credited with building the first house on the site of Bismarck North Dakota.
In Minneapolis, costs to build a home now are 44 percent higher than in 1940. A house that could be built for $5,000 in 1940 would cost about $7,200 today and is expected to rise further in six months. A Northwestern National Life Insurance Co survey shows four of five veterans favor homes priced at $6,000 or less. The article notes postwar rises in materials and labor after World War I.
Aviation notes report Terrell county Georgia pur chasing 259 acres near Dawson for an airport. Aberdeen Flying Service Idaho sent an annual photo to a local paper. Del ta Colorado’s Starr Nelson aged 80, a retired railroad engineer, bought a plane to visit Grand Junction when weather allows.
Roger C. Lane of Florida operates a Silvaire beekeeping venture pioneering portable hive systems. The article notes his status as a local bee keeper and emphasizes his use of the Silvaire brand in apiary work.
The National Airport Plan seeks uniform airport distribution across urban and rural areas. It proposes 3,050 new airports and improvements to 1,625 existing fields to support air travel and defense needs.
Washington reports show former President Hoover after talks with Truman declining to reveal what was said and refusing to discuss White House measures for the European emergency or rationing. Hoover’s blunt reply: there ought to be a law against repeating what the President has said to him.
Read a sincere letter from Thomas Hatton of Philadelphia praising Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad claims daily All-Bran with water provides gentle bulk for normal, easy defecation and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
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