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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1942
Page
13
Dr. Mary MacFadyen promotes fish as a key protein source addressing meat shortages. She highlights vitamins A and D in fish and cod liver oil, calcium and phosphorus in shellfish and fish, iron and copper in seafood, and iodine from saltwater fish to prevent goitre.
Miss Maydean Swatosh honors her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swatosh on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at Fleming's tearoom attended by fifteen guests. The group then went to the Swatosh home at 2403 Fifth Avenue SE for cards and gifts.
Chapter GM of P.E.O. met Monday evening at Mrs. J. E. Ives home with 23 members and guest Mrs. Robert C. Toms present. Miss Blanche Hunter assisted. Mrs. Emil Petranek spoke on Arts and Crafts of Czech Slovakia.
Mrs Harold Usher entertained Pla Mor Five Hundred club guests Saturday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Carl Blake Mrs Arthur Butterfield and Mrs G Storm. Next meeting set for Oct 8 at Mrs Elvice Om 137 Thirtieth Street Drive SE.
Mrs R W McGillicuddy and Mrs D L Vannest of Philadelphia are visiting relatives in the homes of their parents Mr and Mrs E J McGillicuddy at 401 Eighth Street SE and Mr and Mrs Charles Hanley of Parnell Iowa.
The Navy reports 2301 American merchant marine personnel dead or missing from enemy actions at sea. The tally lists 410 dead and 1891 missing, including 61 captains and stewardess Mary Cullen Kimbo of Nashville.
Professor Percy A. Hillhouse, 73, once credited with instructing Japanese builders in warship construction, died Monday in Glasgow Scotland. He was noted for his teaching influence on naval design and shipbuilding education.
Mohan das K Gandhi urges President Roosevelt to intervene in the British Indian dispute. Louis Fischer said Gandhi’s message was delivered to Roosevelt at a mass meeting urging early release of Indian leaders to reopen negotiations and pledge a path toward eventual independence with UN forces remaining in India.
Bombay report says Poona is under curfew as Gandhi and other Congress leaders remain in custody at the Aga Khan palace. In Champaran district troops killed three rioters during an attempted police station raid. Violence also erupted in Ahmedabad with police firing on a stone-throwing mob injuring one rioter.
Michael Locicero, an Italian-born shoe repairer in Rochester, naturalized in 1921. He told salvage officials to take his 1,000 pounds of equipment, preferring to donate it to the United States. He then sought wartime work at a defense plant for the duration.
New York AP reports that a German radio statement on Tuesday cited the base of a recently sighted Japanese submarine as being on the French Atlantic coast. The claim adds to tensions as Allied observers track movements near French shores.
Washington officials warned the Senate that up to 300,000 retail stores could be closed by July 1943 due to shortages of goods and labor. Senator Mead pressed for economic relief while Senator Murray announced an inquiry into operations of the Smaller War Plants Corporation to determine how the crisis developed.
In Sparta Wisconsin the 20-year-old Army deserter Robert T Bailey was given life imprisonment 22 days after Neil Pietrangeli age 25 and Dorothy Baun age 32 were raped and shot to death nearby.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department offers Anne Adams pattern 4224 for junior miss sizes 11 to 17. It features a blouse and skirt or a one piece frock with a slim skirt and new pockets. The pattern costs 16 cents and book 10 cents. send size name address and pattern number to New York address.
A wartime home recipe collection describes an inexpensive apricot and apple pudding with bread layers, milk mixture, and butter, baked until firm. The page includes variations for hard sauce, a butter biscuit method, and a meat souffle with white sauce, plus crust details for a pie.
The Gazette Cedar Rapids invites readers to share tested recipes or request favorites for the Cooking Page. Submit preferred dishes for publication and exchange ideas with other readers in this community food column.
Instructions describe mixing ingredients and folding in whipped cream for a sauce suited to baked ham and cocktails. Then step two shows preparing sweet potatoes and apples by boiling potatoes about 10 minutes and layering them with apple slices in alternating layers.
A fragment list describes baked apple desserts using brown sugar butter flour milk and baking until tender at 375 to 400 degrees. Also notes meat balls browned in a skillet served with noodles or spaghetti and tomato sauce baked in a casserole. Ends with a crumb topping for apples and serving suggestions.
The markets show apples in abundant supply with fine quality at very cheap prices. Cabbage and beets offer white, red, and greens, all described as cheap. Other produce ranges from crisp celery to home grown cabbage and excellent broccoli with various fruits and vegetables noted for fair to good quality and affordable costs.
The notes describe ee SS OS ae with hollandaise, Tekay and white grapes as nice quality and cheap. Quince varies by store with fair quality and medium price. Peas are fresh with full pods, Okra fresh and good, bulk turnips offer good flavor, bulk carrots with good size and texture and cheap.
Senate Democratic Leader Alben Barkley said the country is impatient for action on the farm price controversy and urged no adjournment until the anti inflation bill is referred. He and Brown pledged no further compromise and pressed Congress to resolve the issue promptly.
Ida Rohrig moved her equipment to Oelwein and opened a local office there, signaling a new local base of operations. The relocation expands her professional footprint in the region.
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