Economy Beef Shanks as Tender Pot Roasts and Dumplings
The article promotes economy cuts, focusing on cross cut beef shanks for moist slow cooking to tender texture. It describes braising shanks as individual pot roasts, serving suggestions with sauerkraut and noodles, and provides a dumpling recipe to accompany braised shanks. It also includes public notices of executrix and administrator appointments in Linn County Iowa dated September 3, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Clement Wilbur Fishburn
Iowa
Nina Fishburn
State of
Otice
Karolyn Sokol
Robert F Milota
Robert F. Milota
Festive Way to Serve Economical Braised Beef Shanks
A dated menu lists economical beef shanks braised in tomato bouillon served with sauerkraut and boiled potatoes. Accompaniments include Waldorf salad hard rolls butter bread pudding and a cup of coffee with buttermilk.
Balanced diet drives fitness for armed forces and home life
The article stresses uniform nutrition as essential for military readiness and civilian workers. It urges homemakers to plan meals with the same care as army rations to ensure daily, adequate, satisfying nutrition for families.
Seven Aleutian Air Heroes Awarded DFC and Purple Heart
The U S Defense Headquarters announced seven additional awards for valor in the Aleutians. Capt. Jack F. Todd received the Distinguished Flying Cross posthumously for a bombardment run against a Japanese cruiser. Lieuts. Lester Chester, James Dale, and Herbert White Jr. earned DFCs for downing a Japanese dive bomber in their first combat. First Lieut. Kenneth W. Northamer earned a DFC for a torpedo attack on a Japanese naval concentration in fog and heavy anti aircraft fire. Second Lieuts. Winfield McIntyre Jr. and Verner F. Peterson received the Purple Heart for wounds or injuries in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Defense Command Headquarters
INS
Aleutian Island
Simon B. Buckner
Jack F. Todd
Shreveport
Todd
Lester Chester
Macon
Miss
James Dale
Miami
Fla
Herbert White, Jr
Luckin
Texas
Winfield McIntyre, Jr
Fayetteville
N. Y
Verner F. Peterson
Denver
Peterson
First WAAC Officers Leave for Army Post
Washingtonian Edna L. Cox of Seattle and Ruth R. Jenkins of Floydada Texas are among the first WAAC officers to leave the Des Moines training school for Fort Riley Kansas. They will attend a cooks and bakers school opening Sunday with eight other WAAC officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Des Moines
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Edna L. Cox
Seattle
Ruth R. Jenkins
Floydada
Texas
Fort Riley
Kan
WAAC
Police Guerrilla Clash in Ireland Heightens Tension
A gun battle near the Northern Ireland Eire border involving police and Irish Republican guerrillas occurred in Belfast. No casualties were reported, attackers fled into Eire after firing on Bellech barracks. Police arrested about 90 suspected agitators by morning as US troops circulated in the city for upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Eire
Ulster
Bellech
County Fermanagh
United States
Price, Waterhouse Exec Dies by Carbon Monoxide
Francis P. Byerly, 52, senior partner at Price Waterhouse, was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his Bowling Green home garage. Police said it was self-inflicted, noting a bedroom note directed his housekeeper to call a doctor. No motive was given and Byerly had reportedly been suffering prior troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byerly
Howard
New York
Government adviser in Washington dies after long illness
A figure who served as a government accounting adviser in Washington for six months last year suffered a heart attack about 18 months ago, marking the end of a public service career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chris Larson Home Fire Damages Upstairs Bedroom
Fire of undetermined origin gutted an upstairs bedroom and caused several hundred dollars in damage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson on Center Point road. A neighbor alerted authorities at 10 19 a m when smoke visible from an upstairs window. Richard Larson fourteen suffered a deep cut when he climbed onto the porch roof and punched through a bedroom window in a bid to enter the house. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after spreading to a second bedroom was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Larson
Center Point Road
Richard Larson
Two Arrested in Coal Train Wreck at McCoole
Authorities in Cumberland Maryland say two men were arrested in connection with the Western Maryland coal train wreck at McCoole on Thursday. Names were not released. FBI joined the probe after reports that a switch was sabotaged with a pasteboard box to obscure a danger signal. The engine and one car overturned. crewmen escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Maryland
McCoole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oil reserves total 19 billion barrels in U S underground storage
The proven United States crude oil reserves stored underground total 19,024,515,000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parked Car Hits. Three Slightly Injured in City Crash
Lester A Novak paid fines in police court for failure to control his car after a collision that injured three people, including Novak and Mrs Ruth Conrad. Conrad, bruised and cut lip, was treated at Mercy Hospital and released after first aid. The crash occurred on a dimmed headlights evening along Eighth Avenue SE when Novak struck a parked car in the 600 block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester A. Novak
Washington Avenue SE
Novak
James Palmer
Second Street SE
Ruth Conrad
C Avenue NE
Conrad
Mercy Hospital
Eighth Avenue SE
Parked Vehicle Owned by Herbert Pratt Reported
A report states the parked automobile is owned by Herbert Pratt of route 1 Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pratt
Cedar Rapids
First Lady Urges Youth Voice in Postwar Peace
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged removal of international barriers to ensure lasting peace and called for full economic collaboration and a youth voice in postwar peace conferences. Her views aired on a nationwide radio program with student delegates from China Java Italy Brazil Great Britain and the United States gathered in Washington for the International Student Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
In Shakespearean Era Advertisements Signified All Information
In early English usage the term advertisement often meant any information or notice. The sense extended beyond modern ads to public notices and general informational notices used in daily life.
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