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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
2
A detailed home method for preparing, curing, and storing sauerkraut notes ideal temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees for a month to six weeks and warns that higher heat spoils flavor. It includes cabbage preparation, salt ratios, optional apples, fermentation steps, and canning instructions for long storage.
The lesson suggests adding a dash of fresh water to each pint of kraut and cooking about thirty minutes. It mentions bacon springs and celery seed as flavor enhancers to the dish.
Vice President Truman challenged Republican talking points during a press conference. He warned against reshaping postwar policy with old guard tactics and urged experienced leadership to win the war and the peace. He dismissed the Sidney phrase as political rumor and criticized Dewey for shifting positions.
Brooklyn soldiers in Nogales describe Japanese tricks to torment troops by broadcasting news of a Giants loss. Pfc Manuel V Lopez, returning from China Burma India, recalls Japanese marines taunting with news of a 15 to 2 defeat while troops hid in foxholes.
The bituminous coal industry expects to supply more than 180 million tons of coal this heating season for American homes at an average ceiling price under 10 dollars per ton delivered to consumers. Harry M. Vawter, director of the Bituminous Coal Institute, stated this on Wednesday.
Miss Arlene Rose of Cedar Rapids was awarded a war bond queen prize for selling 171800 dollars in E bonds. A Ninth Air Force B 26 Marauder autographed bomb bearing her name was dropped toward Germany in support of General Patton's Third Army advance.
At the New York Herald Tribune forum Mrs. Douglas calls the key issue renewal of philosophy over a candidate and notes Roosevelt fought isolationism before the war. Mrs. Luce questions an international police force while Gov. Dewey is praised for embracing a peaceful approach and Roosevelt’s absence from the session is noted.
Kansas City AP reports national officers and council members approved a budget exceeding $1 million for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, described as the largest in the organization’s history.
London reports an unspecified number of British prisoners killed in Allied air raids on the continent. Richard Law says some camps near legitimate targets breach article nine of the Geneva convention on war prisoner treatment.
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