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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
6
Amid a nationwide packinghouse workers strike, households must rely on canned meats fish cheese and eggs to meet protein needs. suggested options include milk custards cream soups cottage cheese and shrimp curry served with vegetables and rice and cheese loaf as a main dish.
Pattern 4897 presents a paneled jacket for a broad-shouldered look with kick pleats and a Jr Miss suit in sizes 11 through 18. Size 13 requires 2% yards of 54 inch fabric. send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept with name address zone size and style number.
Layer cooked noodles, flaked salmon, and peas in a greased casserole. Dot with butter, scatter diced pimiento, then repeat until ingredients finish with a top noodle layer. Combine beaten egg and milk, season with pepper and salt, and pour over.
Recipe directions describe baking a beet casserole topped with buttered crumbs. Beet dressing combines beet juice oil vinegar spices and onion to pour over shredded lettuce. A recruitment notice states reenlistment must occur within 90 days of discharge and before January 31 per Captain F E Hammond at Cedar Rapids Army Recruiting Office.
Men discharged from the army can re enlist in the regular army at the same grade they held when separated and receive their former pay rate after a 90 day window. The notice outlines eligibility and timing for restoring prior rank and pay.
Washington reports Russia is firmly establishing itself in the Kurile island chain near Siberia as officials consider whether a peace settlement will permanently remove these islands from Japan. The article notes Yamamoto’s fleet left from these islands in 1941 for the Pearl Harbor attack.
Report notes that Russia has deployed troops with families to the islands at the entrance to the Sea of Okhotsk, signaling a long stay. The Potsdam conference reportedly agreed to Russia occupying the islands forming a long arc at the sea’s entrance.
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