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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1942
Page
23
Dr. Mary MacFadyen promotes meat rationing directing people to eat fish. She cites fish as a digestible protein source with minerals and vitamins including vitamin D and A. She notes cod liver oil and other fish products provide essential nutrients and warns against iodine deficiency linked goitre, urging saltwater fish as iodine sources.
Miss Maydean Swatosh honored her parents Mr and Mrs L E Swatosh on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner in Fleming's tearoom. The fifteen guests presented the hon ored couple a silver gift and then went to the Swatosh home at 2403 Fifth Avenue SE for cards.
Chapter GM P E O met Monday evening at 2300 Grande avenue SE with 23 members present and guest Mrs. Robert C. Toms. Mrs. Emil Petranek spoke on Arts and Crafts of Czech Slovakia. Next meeting set for Oct 8 at Mrs. Elvice Milburn 137 Thirtieth street drive SE.
Mrs. R. W. McGillicuddy and Mrs. D. L. Vannest of Philadelphia are visiting in the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McGillicuddy of 401 Eighth Street SE, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanley of Parnell, Iowa.
The Navy disclosed 2301 officers and men dead or missing from enemy action in war at sea. The tally includes 410 known dead and 1891 missing, with 61 ship captains and a stewardess Mary Cullen Kimbo of Nashville among the named. The list covers casualties announced up to 1942 and will be expanded in later notices.
Professor Percy A. Hillhouse, aged 73, who was credited with teaching the Japanese how to build war ships, died on Monday in Glasgow.
Mohandas K Gandhi urged President Roosevelt to intervene in the British Indian deadlock promising United Nations forces stay in India. Louis Fischer reported Gandhi favors reopening talks with release of leaders if they halt civil disobedience and toward forming a national government. Curfew hit Poona as violence flared in Champaran and Ahmedabad with police firing on rioters.
Italian-born Michael Locicero built a shoe repair business in Rochester but lacked materials. He requested salvage officials collect his 1,000 pounds of equipment and chose to donate it to the government. He then found a wartime job at a defense plant for the duration.
A German radio report on Tuesday said a Japanese submarine visited a base on the French Atlantic coast. The claim was relayed as part of wartime dispatches from New York.
Undersecretary Wayne C. Taylor warned the Senate Small Business Committee that as many as 300,000 retail stores could close by July 1943 due to shortages of goods and labor. He supported a proposed permanent federal agency to safeguard small business from the war economy. Chairman Murray announced a probe into the Smaller War Plants Corporation to assess each smaller manufacturer’s share in war production.
SPARTA Wis UP life imprisonment was imposed in circuit court on 20 year old Army deserter Robert T Bailey 22 days after Neil Pietrangeh 25 and Dorothy Baun 32 were brutally raped and shot to death near here.
Advertises pattern 4224 for junior miss sizes 11 13 15 17 with blouse skirt or one piece frock. Describes slim skirt pockets slim front fullness velveteen and flannel fabrics. Includes order details price 16 cents and requests name address size and pattern number.
A home baking page offers easy apple and apricot pudding and related desserts. It lists ingredients and steps for fruit puddings, breads, biscuits, sauces, and a meatball dish, with notes on serving and practical kitchen hints. Includes measurements, oven temps, and hints for creating sauces, custards, and crumbles.
Apples abundant and cheap. Cabbage fine quality and cheap. Beets uniform size and cheap. Celery bleached and crisp, best on the market, cheap. Radishes home grown white and red, nice quality cheap. Oranges quality improving, prices similar. Peppers good for baking, cheap. Persimmons fairly good quality and cheap. Avocado pears smooth skinned and meaty, cheap. Cauliflower nice firm heads white with green leaves ten-
The Gazette invites Cedar Rapids readers to contribute their best tested recipes and to request others. A Harborside cocktail sauce recipe features mayonnaise horseradish capers and whipped cream folded in. serves well with baked ham. Also included is a potato and apple pairing for Mrs JFK Sweet Potatoes and Apples.
The list cites items including Tokay, white grapes, quince, peas, okra, bulk turnips, and bulk carrots with quality descriptors fair to good, and prices ranging from cheap to medium. The remarks emphasize fresh pods, good flavor, and affordable costs across multiple items.
Senate leader Alben Barkley said the country is impatient for action on the farm price controversy and urged no adjournment tonight until the anti inflation bill passes. He noted President Roosevelt warned of action by Oct 1 and pressed for legislative action, with farm bloc maneuvering to delay. Ida Rohrig moved her equipment to Oelwein opening a new office.
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