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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1943
Page
3
A historical guide explains choice and cooking of tripe, its nutrition, and various preparations including Philadelphia Pepper Pot, creole sauce, and breaded tripe. It details trimming, simmering times, stock use, and serving methods with step by step instructions.
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will finish its spring tour with two concerts Sunday in the Iowa State College gymnasium. The 90 piece group is conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos.
The fourth Iowa Mortar Board chapter will open at Cornell College this month with Torch members joining the new society. Charter members include Florence O Kieffe Peggy Boyer Connie Brooks and others from Mt. Vernon Appleton Cedar Rapids and more. Alumnae may also join. Noted Torch alumni cited include Winifred Mayne Van Etten Mildred Mastin Pace Ruth Moore Stanley and Margaret Skewis Rose.
Osgood of Mt. Vernon receives USO appointment and will depart Monday for Great Lakes Naval training, then New York for a month before a final post. A Grinnell graduate, he has served as physical training director at Charles, coach at Beloit, district supervisor for Mid-Continent Petroleum and with Honeymead. active in Rotary and a school board member.
An Iowa soldier and Allied units reach Gabes with American and British forces achieving a joint early victory. Capt. William Franko's scout car precedes patrols, while Lt. Truman Boyd commands the first American light tank and a sequence of captures includes seven Italians led by a lieutenant colonel. The tone recalls vivid wartime frontline reporting.
A Waterloo fire caused an estimated 18000 dollars damage to the Hutchinson Ice Cream company building Thursday night due to defective wiring. Offices and supplies were lost while machinery and ice cream freezers were saved.
Over the Back Fence discusses preserving various cheeses and avoiding waste during rationing. It covers refrigeration rules for Swiss, Cheddar, processed cheeses, Camembert and Brie, and grated cheeses, plus a non rationed recipe from Eleonor Pohorsky using cottage cheese lemon and sugar.
Five visiting lecturers join the University of Iowa summer staff. Prof. Hardin Craig, formerly English head, comes from the University of North Carolina to teach Shakespeare. B Iden, director at Stratford Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, will teach drama. Thompson Stone, conductor of the Apollo Club, handles choral music. Helen Lauterer of Oklahoma University will teach dramatic art and Janet Roe of Cedar Rapids will teach library training.
The article profiles Field Marshal Erwin Rommel as a brilliant but risky commander on the North Africa front. It recounts how his aggressive gambles, such as the Bir Hacheim and Kasserine actions, cost him thousands of men and nearly ruined his forces, while Montgomery's counterblows tighten the noose as the Tunisian campaign nears a showdown.
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