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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1945

Page

7

Summer Jam and Jelly Making With Sugar Shortages

The article offers methods to extend scarce sugar using light corn syrup or pasteurized fruit juice, preserving texture and flavor. It provides recipes for ripe peach jam, raspberries, blackberries jelly, cherry preserves, and honeyed plum preserves, plus notes on half sugar half syrup and safe canning practices.

Senators Probe Germany Visit With Patch and Kilgore

Kilgore of West Virginia and Brewster of Maine questioned conditions in occupied Germany, meeting Gen Patch and later Gen White before dining with Patch at his villa. They pressed witnesses for hours, pursuing a direct wartime inquiry style. A separate note discusses shifts in the U.S. judiciary and a report from Ugo Carusi on wartime broadcasts aiding Italy. The Schweinfurt plant could rebound to 50 percent capacity within a month and 20 percent more ball bearings within three to four months after raids.

Kilgore West Virginia Dem Brewster Maine Germany Mead Committee Truman Committee Alexander M. Patch U. S Ugo Carusi Immigration and Naturalization Carusi Italy Vermont Harlan F. Stone Justice Department Stone Coolidge Ugo Carrara Schweinfurt

Military training policy debate shocks Congress

Western Union report critiques the Woodrum committee for backing a broad universal youth training plan despite widespread opposition from labor, farm, education groups and peace societies. The piece notes the 16 to 0 vote, absence of a printed record, and calls for a non draft alternative such as school based training and expanded reserves.

Washington Woodrum House Committee War Department Russia Army Navy State Departments U. S. Chamber of Commerce Labor Farmer Education Woodrum Congressional Record James W. Wadsworth New York Veterans of Foreign Wars National Guard Congress House Military Affairs Committee Senate House American Legion Eisenhower Marshall West Point Annapolis

Lynn Says How To Make Jellies And Jams

The guide advises washing fruits and discarding bruised spots. Cut large fruits into pieces for jams and avoid peeling crab apples apples or quinces to preserve pectin. Boil hard fruits barely covered, softens berries briefly, then melt paraffin and coat edges once jelly cools.

Lynn Chambers’ Point-Easy Menu Highlights Dinner Staples

The column presents a set of simple recipes and menu ideas including stuffed pork chops potatoes au gratin green peas and onions Perfection Salad biscuits mint ice cream orange refrigerator cookies and a beverage recipe composer Lynn Chambers shares easy to prepare dishes and serving tips.

Simple Princess Frock for Girls Two-Piecer Pattern

Gay little princess frock for young girls with fitted jacket and skirt. Back to school style in floral prints checks or stripes with bold ric rac trim. Pattern No. 8782 sized 6 8 10 12 14 years requires 2 1 2 yards 35 inch fabric and 4 yards ric rac.

Practical Household Tips From An Old Column

Advice on household tasks and cooking tips. Stand on corrugated paper while ironing to protect feet. Add horseradish to hot buttered beets for tang, sweeten with brown sugar. Polish windows with crumpled newspapers. Bake cake in the oven’s center for even heat.

Slipcovers cut on the grain for best fit

Guidance for making slipcovers advises cutting each section of the cover along the grain of the material to ensure a snug and well fitting final product. The instruction emphasizes aligning cuts with fabric direction to avoid distortion and improve appearance.

Pattern No 8870 offers sizes 12 to 42

Pattern No 8870 covers sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 42. The 14 skirt requires 15 yards of 35 or 39 inch material and the jacket 214 yards. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, some orders may take longer to fill. Send your order to:

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Western Newspaper Union Truman Senator Brewster United States Patch Roosevelt Supreme Court Cal Schwellenbach Secretary of Labor Sherman Minton Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Court of Appeals District of Columbia Vinson Thurman Arnold Duncan Groner Justin Miller White House Enrico Paul Mallon Lynn Lynn Chambers Sewing Circle Pattern Dept South Wells St Tanglefoot Von Kellogg’s CMC Tut Ma Good Housekeeping Magazine
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