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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1941
Page
11
Thrifty shoulder chops from Saratoga lamb are pictured and described for broiling or panbroiling, with recipes and timing. Includes a shoulder chop roll method, white sauce, and baked chops with apples, plus a menu featuring eggplant, biscuits, soup, potatoes, celery, and dessert.
Waterloo report notes Walter W. Finke addresses 200 Junior Chamber members from 11 Iowa cities urging that three percent of U S raw materials be reserved to keep small firms with under 25 workers operating. Finke, Minnesota welfare director and J C C president, warns against defense that harms the things it seeks to defend. Des Moines notes include leadership changes and new district directors for the organization.
Miss Ada Swalwell of Collins was elected president of the Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa at the annual dinner meeting at Iowa State College. She previously served as first vice-president and succeeds Mrs. G A Grant of Indianola. Mrs. A E Anderson of Spencer became first vice-president and Mrs. Raymond Smith of Council Bluffs became second vice-president.
The imperial gallon used in Britain is about 25 percent larger than the American gallon.
Sacramento California radioisotopes from the UC cyclotron are used medically for the first time on Dr Aaron J Rosanoff a top psychiatrist to treat a leg tumor He underwent two operations since July and becomes a human guinea pig for this new treatment the Cyclotron produced substances travel via bloodstream to target tumors and cancers
London residents fear a wartime liquor shortage as Britain contemplates sending nearly all its whisky output to the United States in exchange for dollars to buy war materiel. Public houses worry about dry shelves while officials say higher American consumption is favorable. Dry ice is cited at 114 degrees below zero.
Secretary Wickard told the National Grange 75th anniversary that America must produce enough for domestic needs lend lease and postwar relief to starving nations. He warned against under production while noting safeguards like the food stamp program school lunch and surplus purchases. In a separate item Postville scene R E Harrington son of C E Harrington from Postville will join the US Military Academy debate team in New York City.
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