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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1943
Page
9
The article urges using ground beef and pork to extend meals during wartime. It explains ground meat provides similar protein minerals vitamins and energy as roasts or steaks and remains flavorful. Suggestions include mixing with bread crumbs potatoes rice oats or cereals to stretch servings while ensuring even blending and thorough seasoning. Ground meat is praised for tenderness and versatility in dry heat cooking such as broiling.
A historic kitchen note advises against braising veal or pork and favors braising for those meats. It describes ground meat options and fat considerations, recommends less tender beef cuts for grinding, and outlines a molded beef patty using onion rings and pimento stars in muffin pans.
Instructions describe lining muffin cups with an onion ring or pepper cut, packing seasoned ground meat into pans, and baking in a 350 degree oven for about 45 minutes. The method suggests using onion or pepper shapes as a garnish and binder in a simple bake.
Allied dispatch from North Africa reports Staff Sergeant Willard Hoefft of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin quelling a burning Flying Fortress turret three times during a dogfight with two Messerschmitts. He smothered the blaze with rags and returned to his guns, destroying one enemy plane and saving the bomber. After retreating to safety he smoked two packs of cigarettes on a single match.
Homer Price of Newark Ohio died at his home Thursday morning. A former professor at Iowa State College and dean of the Ohio State Agriculture College at Columbus he was nationally known as an authority on horticulture. Surviving are his wife a son a daughter and four grandchildren all residents of Newark.
The golden plover migrates 2400 miles in 48 hours and loses only two ounces of weight during the journey highlighting remarkable endurance and efficient energy use.
AP Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie reports the approaching monsoon will hinder any large Allied invasion of Burma this year. British operations near the Maya peninsula and Akyab are being adjusted as rain and floods threaten logistics, reducing chances of a Bay of Bengal expedition from India before major campaigns elsewhere conclude. The Japs remain entrenched in Burma, while China awaits sustained Allied supply lines to mount any effective resistance.
DES MOINES AP J Vin cent Pyle former Iowa state fire marshal was divorced Friday by Thelma OConnor Pyle Thelma testified he had been in the navy since last January having enlisted in December 1941 They were married February 2 1939 The divorce decree made no alimony or support money.
Mrs. Julia Pratt, widow of a Civil War veteran, will mark her ninety ninth birthday Saturday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Hugh Adams. She is believed to be Chickasaw County's oldest resident.
Notes from the Capital lampoon Washington life with jabs at postwar planners and taxes. The column riffs on bribing rivals, Bricker as GOP nominee, unpaid taxes, and a flood of government projects. It weaves in preacherly quips, reporters’ bookish habits, and local quirks from DC streets.
Seattle housewives faced an unprecedented meat shortage as F D Peterson advertised three tons of choice cuts. After doors opened, hundreds rushed in to buy with no limit, receiving tickets on a first come, first served basis. The supply disappeared quickly as the butcher remarked it would be their last fling for a while.
Mr and Mrs Harford Sargent receive the Purple Heart from the War Department for their son Verle Sargent killed in action December 5 1942. This marks Strawberry Point’s second Purple Heart. The first went to Vern Debes who lost an arm in the bombing of an airfield.
Armour and Company of Chicago submitted a check for 10015 to the Iowa secretary of state to renew its charter to do business. The requalification fee reflects the companys property value in Iowa, listed at 10000000.
The Rev Zdenek F Pauk pastor of Hus Memorial Presbyterian church is commissioned a captain and made chaplain of the Second regiment of the Iowa state guard. He has served as corporal in Cedar Rapids Company L since 1941 and was chaplain in the Texas state guard for two years. He will serve on Col Otto I Ronningen of Ames staff.
William V. Ryan files federal suit in Topeka under a Civil War law alleging contractors defrauded the government of up to 20 million dollars in the Sunflower ordnance plant near DeSoto Kansas. The claim cites padded payrolls enforced idleness and waste of materials.
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