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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
7
Step by step recipe outlines a vegetable souffle serving 4 to 6, with egg yolk and white folding, cheese and peas, baked in a 315 degree oven for about 75 minutes in a glass dish, plus a mushroom variant with eggs baked on toast points and sauce poured over.
A wartime feature presents Russian cook book recipes for American homes. It covers cottage cheese patties, dried fruit desserts, pot roast and beef brisket stews, lamb for stew, and marinated skewered meat with oil lemon dressing, offering practical guidance and storage tips.
A recipe describes broiling shashlik with tomato and onion options, plus a casserole combining minced meat, potatoes, onions, herrings, eggs, and cheese. It instructs mixing, shaping in a baking dish, topping with biscuit rounds, and baking at 425 degrees F for about 20 minutes. Also included is a hot tomato sauce with sausage using condensed tomato soup and bologna or frankfurters.
A probationary member of a Denver suburb volunteer fire department admitted starting eight fires for the thrill of extinguishing them. Sheriff Chick Foster identified the responder and outlined the case and motive.
Virgil D. Fritz, 24, earns the Silver Star for gallantry in action at Guadalcanal. He left a medical station to aid comrades despite danger, showcasing conspicuous bravery.
The record notes Fritz entered service February 1942 and served overseas by summer. He acted as a fitter bearer under enemy fire to aid evacuation of wounded. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Fritz of 1208 First Street NW and now lives with his wife and three children at 2024 Glenwood Drive NW after discharge.
Cpl Russell Shaffer 23, killed January 22 in Luxembourg. He joined the service December 1942 and had been overseas since March of last year. He is survived by his wife and baby daughter in California his father Raymond Shaffer Fredericksburg five brothers and one sister.
Staff Sgt. Harold Littell, 20, of the First Army infantry division, was seriously wounded in Belgium on January 16. A Franklin student trained in Texas and Louisiana, Littell has served 18 months and has been overseas since September. His brother Pvt. Harry Littell has been called to service at Keesler Field.
President Roosevelt sent a message to the Boy Scouts of America on their thirty fifth anniversary praising youth as the nation’s future. He urged scouts to uphold service, fidelity, and leadership in a speech conveyed to the organization.
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