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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
11
A guide from the Community Nutrition Service on preparing Easter ham, glazing techniques, and decorative fruit garnishes. It covers cooking options bake boil and glaze, plus leftover uses such as omelets sandwiches and canapes. Resources include contact details for pamphlets The Soup Pot All About Meat and The Vegetable Pamphlet.
Washington report notes Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes diplomat and jurist for 35 years died at age 79 on Friday. Gulf fisheries output is 65 percent shrimp according to the latest figures from the region.
Mrs. Mary Ives found her refrigerator looted of bacon eggs butter cheese milk and cold potatoes when she returned home on Thursday An unsigned note left says the thief was hungry and would pay back sometime The rest of the house remained undisturbed
A resident named Turrill, living on Lemon Street in Orange California, was involved in a collision with a fruit stand. No injuries reported.
In Los Angeles, a collision involving RB. Turrill's automobile sent oranges and lemons rolling in all directions as debris scattered across the scene. No injuries reported, authorities investigated the mishap.
A reader admonishes a lazy Louise to stop wasting time and pursue worthwhile plans. Dear Miss Manners advises not judging a girl for being unsure and suggests avoiding nagging as it delays decisions.
The report notes civilian evacuation from Istanbul including elderly, orphans, widows and families exempt from military service. The move aims to safeguard noncombatants as operations continue around the city.
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