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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1941
Page
3
A guide to stocking an emergency shelf with canned meats, stews, soups, vegetables, breads, and ready meals for fast hosting. Tips include heating, browning, and combining items like chicken and noodles, corned beef hash, lobster salad, and sausages for eight to ten guests.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette cooking page features a survey favoring vanilla as America’s top ice cream flavor and includes a long, illustrated set of old fashioned casserole and supper recipes. It lists ingredients and steps for hash dishes, corn casseroles, shrimp on toast, mushroom sauces, and a cheese bread bake, ending with reader-friendly notes and editor contact.
A quick coffee cake idea uses a loaf of unsliced bread. Butter the cut sides, add a layer of dark brown sugar and cinnamon, then bake until the topping melts and the bread is warm. Raisin bread makes a special variation.
The Markets note a new pecan crop arriving with good quality and steady prices. Tomatoes from California are reasonable. green beans and fresh mushrooms are plentiful and cheap. Oysters edge higher. onions and lima beans are home grown and affordable. Grapes and pomegranates rated good. Tokay grapes cheap. Fresh pork cheaper. various cuts including neck ribs and spare ribs priced lower than pork hocks. Sausages remain a good buy.
Lou Wildhorn a New York jewelry salesman recovers $8000 in gems stolen from him but admits he did not realize they were missing. Birmingham police seized the jewels from a Negro at a railroad station and identified them as Wildhorns. Montgomery police were obliged to inform him of the loss and recovery.
Rep J Parnell Thomas said the United States has only about two percent of its ammunition required for preparedness and warned the army could not be kept in action for a week if engaged. He criticized defense planning and warned of communist influence in supply offices while noting weak coastal defenses and ongoing Romanian oil issues affecting the German war effort.
An American traveler from the Balkans reports German authorities rush defenses around Romanian oilfields. German specialists and Romanian workers build concrete retaining walls and sandbag machinery as fears mount that the Royal Air Force will strike at any time.
New York AP report details Warner Brothers executives testifying they paid 100000 to defray labor threats and avoid strikes. Harry Warner said he gave 20000 in late 1937 and early 1938, while Major Albert Warner reported 80000 in 1936 37 to Bioff to keep operations running.
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