Three Simple Rule-Based Guide to Meat Cookery
Meat cookery relies on three core rules from Dr. Catherine Personius. Use low heat for all meat, dry heat for tender cuts, and moist heat for less tender cuts, with careful roasts and broiling methods. The article gives practical steps for tender cuts, roasting times around 16 to 35 minutes per pound, broiling at 350 degrees, and added tips such as avoiding water in tender roasts and using meat thermometers. It also offers recipes from the National Livestock and Meat Board including Creole pork steaks, round steak rolls, and veal dish with noodles and almonds.
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Catherine Personius
New York State College of Home Economics
Miss Personius
Personius
National Livestock and Meat Board
Delaware Couple Celebrate Daughter Marion’s Thirteenth
Mr and Mrs Delf Zutzman surprised their daughter Marion on her thirteenth birthday with a party Tuesday evening. The Country club was entertained in the home of Mrs Harry Conner Friday with Mrs Jess Atkins assisting hostess.
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Delf Zutzman
Marion
Harry Conner
Jess Atkins
Women church groups schedule varied meetings Friday
The piece lists multiple church missions and societies with times and hosts across Olivet Central Park and surrounding areas. Activities include worship services led by Mrs. H Cutler and devotionals by Mrs. R Swope, guest speaker Miss Ruby Byers, and a summer Christmas tree gift drive. Circle groups meet at homes and parks with luncheons and picnics planned.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
Arthur Barlow
Bever Avenue
H. Cutler
Robert Little
Ruby Byers
Olivet
Olivet Missionary and Industrial Societies
R. Swope
W. d. Lawrence
C. E Chapman
E., J. Wykle
Women’s Missionary Society
M. H. Towner
L. Kikendall
E. K. Easton
H. B Smith
Hugh Reid
Central Park
79 Scouts Head To Camp Waubeek For Week
Seventy nine Boy Scouts attend the new camp week at Camp Waubeek with representation from Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Vinton. The camper list includes Bob Arp Darwin Bell Glen Baker Robert Rees Don Barriger Bob Bennett David Birch Jack Burrowes and many others from Vinton plus Anamosa and Ana Mosa.
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Camp Waubeek
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Vinton
Bob Arp
Darwin Bell
Glen Baker
Robert Rees
Don Barriger
Bob Bennett
David Birch
Jack Burrowes
Robert Carpenter
James Chester
Arthur Clark
A. J. Coburn
Robert Cornish
John Cummings
Francis Dolan
James Dugan
John Dumont
Raymond Field
Robert Ford
John Geesaman
Richard Harrington
Carl Huff
Ray Ingham
Walter Jensen
Jack Jiruska
Alvin Kucera
Wm. Kuda Jr
Bernhardt Kraus
Howard Langridge
Ralph Lawrence
Sammy Leacox
William Lawrence
Donald Lehmkuhl
Richard Lewis
Raymond Loomis
George Mary
Bob Miller
Dayton McMillan
Paul McNall
Junior Meskimen
Stanley Mohr
John Fowler
Wayne Hall
Robert Heneks
John Hillstead
Dean Hoefle
Dale Kaiser
Burton Kellogg
Bob Kimball
Edward Miller
Jack Milroy
Neil Waldorf
Bill Wright
Knights of Columbus to hold Tuesday meeting
The Knights of Columbus will hold a special meeting at the club Tuesday evening at 7 30 to discuss summer activities including the annual barbecue. All members are urged to attend.
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Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Mothers’ Club
Bever Park
A. G. Fleckenstein
W. D. Moore
W. H Montgomery
Jack Stafford
C. G. David
E. C. Pratt
A. J. Johnson
Young People’s League
Knights of Columbus
Playgrounds Present Weekly Community Programs and Events
The city playgrounds launch the second week of the season with nightly programs featuring local talent, sports demonstrations, games, and silent films. East and west side tournaments run midweek at Daniels park and Riverside, culminating in a final showdown.
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Riverside
Lincoln
Daniels
Arthur
East Side
Daniels Park
West Side
Eureka man first in Kansas jailed for tax non payment
W G Hartenbower of Eureka faced arraignment Saturday night as the first person in Kansas arrested for non payment of the state sales tax.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
W. G. Hartenbower
Eureka
Kansas
Bridge Club Marks 36 Years of Meetings in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids social group founded in September 1902 as the Glove club evolved into a lasting bridge circle. Eighteen women formed the group to play euchre, later auction bridge, with biweekly meetings and social events at the Grand hotel. Only five charter members remain in Cedar Rapids, with many others scattered to cities including Minneapolis New York Los Angeles and Montreal.
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Mae Wolfe
Glove Club
the Gazette
Elmer H. Beaven
Grace Witwer
Amor H. Sargent
Harriet Witwer
Genevieve Blake
William Sutherland
Minneapolis
George Blake
Los Angeles
Lesh Buchanan
Ralph Smith
Montreal
Sara Sherman
Grant Wood
Iowa City
Nellie Telees
Franklin Peddie
Fort Wayne
Ind
Althea Simmons
William Godso
Lakeland
Fla
Florence Brokaw
R. A.ler
Frances Wolfe
Clara Taylor
William M. Deacon
Mabel Moulton
Morton Coldron
Irene * Mullin
Jobs
Lynn Crawford
Irene Newman
John H. Herron
St. Louis
Ernest Pickering
Myrtilla Foster
Preston Daniels
Des Moines
Katherine Crozer
Robert Hall
New York City
Mayme Sherwood
Addison J. Ramsey
Euchre
Irene Mullin
Nellie Hedges
Grand Hotel
Wednesday Card Club
Cedar Rapids
R. R. Epler
Charles F. Hilmen
Balcom Luberger
David Turner
Alfred FE. Durin
Lulu Averill
Jessie Averill
Frank Hallenbeck
James L. Bever
C. Ray Chandler
Malcolm Bolton
David
Polish Empress Miss Smolenska Joins Wapsie Y Camp Staff
The Wapsie Y camp near Iowa City announces Miss Helen Smolenska of Krakow Poland will be an international counselor for the girls division this summer. She will teach Polish embroidery and foreign crafts while sharing Polish folk tales and customs. Other counselors from Cornell Coe Iowa State and Carleton join in planning sessions and daily activities for three camp sessions starting July 18.
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Grace Gordon
Helen Smolenska
University of Krakow
Poland
Smolenska
Krakow
Paris
Krakow University
Europe
Miss Smolenska
Henrietta Lindemann
Cornell College
Yda Louella Schultz
Iowa State Teachers College
Ruth Tyrholm
Albert Lea
Minn
Carleton College
Frank Brejcha
Elizabeth Burianek
Franklin Junior High
Coe College
Phyllis Bixler
Coe
Eleanor Hanna
Iowa State College
Betty Shively
Betty Jacus
Catherine Aukermann
Frank X. Guyott
Cedar Rapids
Lorraine Nelson
Marguerite Stein
Catherine Crane
Warner C. Bachtell
Dick Nelson
Charles Oxley
George Ard
Iowa City
Belle Plaine
Sue Crank
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Meetings and News
Townspeople attend clippings on local groups with Adams town reports. Miss Blanche Hunter and Miss Faith McMurray returned from Grinnell Institute of International Relations. George L. Warner, 29, was arrested for intoxication after an argument at 5170 Ave NE. Rotary luncheon features B R Condiff speaking on North Woods guidance at the Roosevelt hotel with songs by Madge Jones and Gertrude Shoemaker.
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Faith McMurray
Grinnell Institute of International Relations
George L. Warner
Twelfth Street
Avenue NE
B. R Condiff
Park Rapids
Minn
North Woods
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Madge Jones
Gertrude Shoemaker
Youth hurt after walking into car at intersection
George Moore aged 16 of 1026 Fifth Street NW a Gazette street sales man suffered abrasions to his left hand and a badly bruised right knee at 10 p m Saturday when he walked into a car driven by Gerald Brown 23 of Iowa City at the Second avenue and Second street SE intersection Brown took the youth to the police station and a doctor administered treatment at the scene
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George Moore
Fifth Street
Gazette Street
Gerald Brown
Iowa City
Second Avenue
Second Street
Brown
Lime boost aids southern Iowa soils during spring program
State emergency conservation officials wrapped up a spring liming plan in 13 southern Iowa counties adding more than 40 000 tons of lime to combat soil acidity. In Appanoose county 13 788 tons were spread. About 1 200 farms averaged 33.4 tons each to improve alfalfa legumes and grasses.
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Centerville
Iowa
Charles Housh
Des Moines
Appanoose
Appsanoose
Davis
Wapello
Lucas
Wayne
Monroe
Mar
Iowa counties authorize fall program participation
The counties including Tama, Benton, Poweshiek and others in east central Iowa have approved participation in the agency fall program, Housh said.
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Ion
Clarke
Ringgold
Jefferson
Mahaska
Keokuk
Iowa
Tama
Benton
Poweshiek
Housh
Bernard Shaw Ordered to Take Complete Rest
London based report says famed author George Bernard Shaw must rest due to fatigue. Shaw's secretary cited Mrs. Shaw guarding him and forbidding contact as he tails off from recent weariness. friends note his growing exhaustion but insist he is not ill.
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Bernard Shaw
London
George Bernard Shaw
The
Sunday Dispatch
Shaw
State seeks PWA aid to build dormitories
Iowa boards seek 400000 from the Public Works Administration to add dormitory facilities at Iowa State College and the University of Iowa. A 120000 grant is requested to replace Margaret Hall. 146000 would be financed by a loan backed by dormitory revenue. Additional sums cover Currier Hall and the men’s quadrangle and heating plant equipment.
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University of Iowa
Public Works Administration
Currier
The
State College
Cameraman Fights Back as Bondsman Fires at Him
Knoxville photographer Howard Jones narrowly escaped harm when Ed MecNew, 56, a bondsman and politician, fired four shots during Jones attempt to photograph him at city court. Jones captured the moment and was later joined by the arrest of MecNew who faced charges for shooting and carrying a gun. MecNew received a $50 fine on each charge and was bound over on the driving while drunk count.
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Knoxville, Tenn
INS
Howard Jones
Knoxville Journal
Jones
Ed MecNew
McNew
Criminal Court
Roosevelt profits critique sparks Turrou publishing clash
Chairman John Hamilton of the Republican National Committee accuses President Roosevelt of setting a precedent by publicizing his writings and questions the use of proceeds from Turrou's spy ring investigation papers. He calls for disclosure of any public purpose and earnings involved.
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Washington
LLP
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Leon F. Turrou
Turrou
Hamilton
Vinton Council Keeps Pool Closed Without Bond
The Vinton city council voted unanimously to keep the municipal pool shut unless a $20,000 bond is posted for councilmen protection. A 200 signer petition urged reopening after health officials closed the pool June 14 over infection concerns linked to impure water.
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Vinton
State Health Department
Legion Reaches Target In 1938 Membership Drive
The American Legion exceeded its 1938 national quota of 935,112 by more than 700 as of Saturday with enrollment announced from national headquarters. The New York department led all with 82,641 members, followed by Iowa with 34,504.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
New York
Iowa
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