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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1942
Page
13
The piece promotes sugar shy desserts using fruits and cheese with ideas for honey cake and simple frostings. It includes a honey cake recipe using milk honey and eggs, variations for fewer eggs, a simple frosting, and tips for refrigerator desserts and a date tapioca cream. It notes quick freezing and whipping to avoid large ice crystals.
Vineland New Jersey with a population around eight thousand is chosen to pilot a federal test selling plan for half a million dollars in war bonds on Friday. The scheme aims to set a pattern for nationwide bond sales with locals acting as cheerful volunteers while businesses display flags and the juke boxes play Any Bonds Today.
Mills and stores serving a 28 000 population area gear for a large war bonds drive. Thousands of students and hundreds of adults will march in the Vineland for Victory parade along Main Street Friday afternoon. The civic event includes two band concerts and a victory dance with admission via war stamp purchases. Arthur Farber, a high school freshman, is highlighted as a major young contributor.
Mayor John C. Gittone proclaims closing of schools and public buildings at noon as Vinehind is cited by the treasury department through the retail purchasing advisory committee as a model town to promote bond and stamp sales by local merchants. Overheated irons account for about 30 percent of electrical fires.
An air raid alert was issued in the Los Angeles area for 28 minutes on Thursday after unidentified planes were detected. The Fourth Army Air Force in San Francisco later identified the aircraft as friendly.
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