Wise Cooks Use Their Ingenuity When Points Are Low
Cooks are urged to use cheaper cuts and leftovers while ration points rise. Beef En Casserole, veal loaf, fried chicken with gravy, chicken corn pudding, tomato bacon scallop, creamed lamb and peas, and lamb salad bowl are outlined with step by step prep and baking hints. A note invites readers to obtain a meat roasting chart from Lynn Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Blaines Street
Chicago
Ill
Fresh fruit ideas to solve the dessert problem
Lynn suggests the fruit season offers easy dessert solutions with ideas like mint filled melon rings and baked bananas with lemon juice and honey. Tips include marinated cantaloupe, apricot ice with citrus, warm applesauce with marshmallows, and orange juice flavored apple pie.
Baseball’s neglected youth at the East-West All Star game
Grantland Rice notes the East West All star event at Polo Grounds showcased 28 cities' players 17 and under. He faults baseball leadership for underfunding youth coaching while rivals like football and golf receive strong support and top coaching. Frank Azzarello, 17, stood out as a standout left hander and outfielder with a 431 Legion batting average.
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Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Judge Landis
Polo Grounds
Joe
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Wish Egan
Detroit
Egan
George Weiss
Frank Azzarello
New Orleans
Dick Callahan
Frank
Azzarello
Legion
Bureaucracy Debate Frames Federal Power Shift in Washington
Washington Digest examines how calls for more federal bureaus clash with states rights amid reconversion debates. The piece notes private consensus on centralization, highlights Alfred Bingham on revolutions driving bureaucracy, and contrasts federal control with state administration of unemployment benefits and GI Bill programs.
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WNU Service
Union Trust
Washington, D. C
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Byrd
Mars
Alfred Bingham
Bingham
St. Louis
Dewey
OPA
WPB
Federal Treasury
Congress
Coal output rises as WW II looms, fewer miners
World War II coal production increases beyond World War I levels while the mining workforce shrinks by about one third. The Red Cross expands communications from frontline servicemen to families by ten percent. A Go-To-School drive launches to reverse the drop in high school enrollment. Japanese students in 550 schools raise rabbits to supply soldiers with clothing.
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United States Office of Education
Federal Security Agency
Children’s Bureau
The
Department of Labor
Scalloped Tops for Your Sash Curtains
Pattern instruction notes how to create scalloped hem curtains for sash windows using sheer lawn fabric. It describes four inch scallops, rings on scallop points, and threading on a single rod, plus marking tips with a saucer and turning techniques. Pattern No 266 covers the corner bracket shelf and decorative box as shown.
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Veal Schnitzel
Lynn
Grantland Rice
Washington Digest
U. S
Paris
Lexington
Yorktown
Labor
Labor Department
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Gop
Bankhage
Red Cross
A.stitch
Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Feathers
Mitchell, 8. D
Oto Servegia
Gresdwans Farge
H. Bak
James Lamb
East
39Th St
New York, N
B. Sales
W. Sih .T
Houston
Toon
Cicero
Pinkham
Wnu
Doans
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