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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
11
United States leaders release a list of 39 suggestions from the famine emergency committee aimed at conserving food. The guidance covers hotels, bakeries, distributors, and households, urging smaller portions, reduced bread use, alternate grains, fat reuse, and lower waste across public eating venues and home kitchens.
London reports show British Conservative press rebutting renewed Soviet calls for a worldwide Communist revolution. The Daily Mail denounces Pravda as propaganda, outlining Russian moves in the Baltic, China, and the Balkans. The Daily Sketch stresses a crucial Big Three meeting following this Kremlin push. The Daily Herald notes Bevin’s 20 year pact offer to extend to 50 years. Admin notice: Linn County Iowa appoints administrator for Winfield Wallick estate on March 4, 1946. creditors urged to pay and file claims.
A guide urges saving and reusing fats for cooking. It advises collecting bacon grease, salvaging unusable fats for the butcher or grocer, limiting oils and dressings, and notes that saving a teaspoon per person daily in the United States could save at least one million pounds of fat each day.
Commerce Secretary Henry Wallace told the Senate that the proposed 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain would not cause acute shortages in the United States. He asserted that foreign demand would be small for scarce goods, with allocations to protect the domestic economy, and inflationary impact would be negligible. He noted Parliament already approved the loan and outlined categories of scarce versus readily available U.S. goods affected.
HARRISTOWN Illinois AP A father of seven children has resumed army service as a private and aims for 20 years in uniform. Pfc Guy Standerfefer, who re enlisted after a 1943 start and a 1940 discharge, expects earnings of 238 a month overseas versus 40 weekly in civilian work. He plans to retire on half pay after two decades.
State of Iowa Linn County notice that Milo Hanzlik as executor of Otto Giese deceased has been appointed and qualified on February 25 1946. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file them in the Linn County District Court clerk's office authenticated through United State Bank as executor.
Notice states Godfrey Lopata and Frank Kluber appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of Arnest Lopata, deceased, Linn County, Iowa. All debts should be paid to the undersigned, and all claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court, Milo O. Hanzlik attorney.
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