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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1943
Page
3
A no bake graham cracker crust pie with several fillings including strawberry chiffon rhubarb and apple chiffon. The method uses a graham cracker base, chilled filling, and optional edge crust lines with crackers. Includes instructions for crust prep and four filling variants with gelatin cream and fruit blends.
Raspberries from Quin cy Al are good but costly. Watermelon is meaty with medium prices. Oranges Valencias sell below ceiling while lemons hold to ceiling. Cantaloupe scarce but flavorful. Peaches early Georgias present, pricey. Santa Rosas red plums from California color well and sell fast. Apricots flavorful, expensive. Bing cherries from Utah cheaper than before. Spinach off market due to heat. beet and turnip greens suggested. Beets and turnips home grown with tops, medium price. Cauliflower and peas home grown, medium price. Radishes scarce from heat but some good values exist. Green onions and lettuce cheap. cabbage from Quincy, Ill, on market with high but easing prices.
The article notes more local crop ready for sale and a new month for packers with meat supply unchanged. Beef remains limited, pork fair, and mutton above usual in Cedar Rapids. Cold cuts and specialties plentiful, including liver, heart, kidneys and brains, with perishable items sold where slaughtering occurs to account for distribution.
Lieutenant Governor Robert D. Blue will give the principal address at the Fourth of July celebration in Iowa City, sponsored by the Civil Air Patrol.
Chinese Foreign Minister T. V. Soong said Mme Chiang Kai shek will shortly return to Chungking. British Foreign Secretary Eden had said an invitation was extended to her to visit London after an American tour. The decision signals tense relations between Chinese and British leaders amid Allied strategy and Pacific concerns.
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