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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1942
Page
11
Guidance on economical planning for meals emphasizes round steak as a highly nutritious main dish. It highlights high quality protein minerals and vitamins, advises careful cooking to minimize waste, and recommends braising for the round steak cut from the beef round to maximize flavor and value.
Dredge the beef round steak with flour and brown in hot lard. Layer sliced onions carrots and celery over the steak, add tomatoes and Worcestershire. Cover tightly and bake in a moderate oven about one and a half hours, adding little liquid as needed until tender.
Notice under Iowa law of a 9 a.m. sale on April 7, 1942 at American Transfer Storage Co. 401 1st St SE Cedar Rapids to satisfy storage charges. Items listed include household goods furniture and fixtures for multiple owners including Mrs H E Cisne Donald Doran Mrs Robert Edgar and others.
Red Cross notes report three hair sample consignments for tool manufacturing tests. Volunteers from Iowa City Blair's Ferry Marion and Ellis Boulevard NW forward samples to national HQ for company testing. Rebekah lodge raised 10.50 dollars at a patriotic rally. Ten Red Cross workers reach Northern Ireland with curacy forces. Iowa plans a new aquatic school Mitigwa to run August 23 to September 2 at Woodward. Indian women in Tesuque contribute sewing for production corps.
Canberra reports Prime Minister John Curtin describe 23 Japanese ships sunk or damaged north of Australia as a series of actions over the last 10 days, not a single encounter.
Canberra dispatch details a cable dispute between Prime Ministers Churchill and Curtin over Richard Casey’s appointment to the British war cabinet. Curtin resisted moving Casey from Washington saying the envoy should stay as Australian minister to the U S while Churchill pressed for change. Public reaction was reported as surprise and disappointment.
Refugees of tropical battlefronts arrive in Melbourne by train from Java and Singapore. American airmen and British Australian troops find the Tasman breeze chilly, some borrowing coats to cope. A British soldier remarks on Indian troops fighting to the end despite surrender.
Advices from Norway said Friday the Germans had arrested scores of prominent Norwegians including parliament members and municipal officials in Norway.
Bankers and lawyers were seized in Trondheim and Oslo by German forces. Advisers said arrests aimed to deter unrest and sabotage during anticipated spring offensives in Norway.
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