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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1941
Page
11
This piece advises how a young cook adapts large recipes for two by tracking servings per food, planning meals for several days, and using leftovers creatively. It highlights practical examples with roasts, eggs, meats, and vegetables to avoid waste and save money.
The vegetables described can be used hot in a dish one day and incorporated into a salad the next, offering flexible meal options. The text highlights their adaptability for varying preparations and occasions.
Fred W. Rueth aged 23 testified he argued with his wife while driving and sped, ran over a curb, and drove on the sidewalk for a block. He was arrested for speeding and reckless driving and fined six dollars plus costs in police court.
Willie Willis explains he refused to sit down to work, saying he began a dishwashing wage strike. He notes his father does not believe in strikes and comments on the decision as a personal protest.
President Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago argued on NBC Town Meeting that U.S. entry into the European war would betray humanity and risk worldwide totalitarian government. He warned democracy could fail without democratic processes and urged aid to Britain while opposing direct intervention.
Hutchins asserts no wish to see the world enslaved to the United States or to Germany, arguing against domination by either nation in a statement reflecting anti-imperial sentiment amid postwar tensions.
Marie Rosenthal 16 of Rock Island Illinois told police she would go to Camp Forrest Tennessee to be near Private Donald Hamp 20 assigned to the 123rd field artillery. She was en route when family asked police to intervene and detain her.
In Omaha an empty dump truck body toppled onto two boys playing beneath it. The 7 year old was killed and an 8 year old was seriously injured. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene Thursday night.
The treasury defense savings bond drive expands with a mixed comedy sales film shown in 15,000 theaters, plus plans for a one hour radio program and more broadcast stunts. Since May 1 the program has raised over 250 million dollars. Secretary Morgenthau calls results very satisfactory amid criticism. The film is one of ten funded by the motion picture industry and will accompany a newsreel distributed to theaters reaching about 80 million weekly viewers.
Glacier National Park reports Chief Mountain has shifted fifteen miles from its original foundation. The move alters the landmark’s position and may affect nearby trails and signage.
London AP report states Lord Austin, founder of the Austin automobile company, died Friday at his home near Bromsgrove. The 75 year old pioneer in British car manufacturing leaves a legacy in automotive design and industry leadership.
Former King Carol of Romania arrives in Port of Spain Trinidad with Mme Magda Lupescu on Friday en route to Cuba.
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