Lynn Chambers Menus Country Omelet Recipe Mentioned
Lynn Chambers notes a country omelet with Swiss spinach rye bread and asparagus salad with cheese dressing. Prune cake and a beverage are listed as accompanying items in the menu.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1945
Page
6
Lynn Chambers notes a country omelet with Swiss spinach rye bread and asparagus salad with cheese dressing. Prune cake and a beverage are listed as accompanying items in the menu.
An article suggests quick nourishing lunch ideas using tomatoes and cottage cheese stuffed tomatoes with real mayonnaise and lettuce rolls. It presents a colorful stuffed tomato salad plate serving six and simple rice cakes with egg and flour, paired with apricot jam and spinach in a cream sauce.
A collection of simple recipes uses eggs, spinach, potatoes, bacon, mushrooms and tomatoes. It includes spinach with white sauce, eggs on celery and tomato beds, a mushroom stuffed bake with mayonnaise cream, and a tomato avocado dressing for light, economical lunches.
Lynn offers household tips from making a dishwashing apron from oil cloth to using old pillowcases for garment protection. Suggestions include using sugar bags as dishcloths and linoleum scraps as shelf covers, with advice on space saving by a blanket bin under a window. Fold clean tissue paper for packing.
An Allied mercy crew of 22 Americans and Koreans landed at Keijo Korea amid 50 000 Japanese soldiers. They were denied access to Allied prisoners but given 500 gallons of gasoline to return. The party faced intimidation and enjoyed convivial, wine and song with Japanese officers before departing for Sian.
Two Marines from Okinawa fled homeward and slipped aboard ships to Japan. Pfc. Joe A. Sagraves of Ashland Kentucky and Cpl. Joseph Curry of Sioux City Iowa joined a battalion work gang on Guam and hid aboard at sailing. Maj. Wilson E Hunt said the boys will be returned to their old platoons without punishment.
Prague report says 225,000 Germans appear on the provisional war crimes list. The list covers Nazi leaders and also German financiers and industrialists who aided the war effort, per Dr Bohumil Ecer, Czechoslovakia’s representative on the International War Crimes commission.
In Alpine Texas 17 year old Leon Benon shot and killed 30 year old Harold Timothy Young after Young wooed Benon wife Lois Jean. Benon told deputies he acted after discovering Young and Lois in love, gun dismantled and hidden at home. Lois and Benon married a year earlier and were arrested at Lois’s mother's house.
Washington reports corn based starch sponges may appear in future candy bars. Majel M McMasters at Peoria northern regional lab creates crunchy porous material from shredded dry sponge with high calorific value. If successful it could stabilize chocolate coatings and add texture in confections. Commercial candymakers show interest and first word comes from T Swann Harding of Asda.
Wellfleet Massachusetts marks 75 years since Captain Lorenzo Dow Baker delivered the first successful cargo of bananas to the United States from Jamaica in 1870. The voyage, shortened to 11 days, kept the fruit from spoiling and sparked the era of banana imports.
London reports Col W F Stirling, once chief of staff to Lawrence of Arabia, says the camel as a desert beast of burden is being replaced by automobiles. He notes a collapse in camel prices and camels being sold for meat as motor vehicles dominate the desert.
Washington transcribes Omar Bradley’s leadership style as functional, loyal, and non political. He reorganizes the VA into functionally led teams with clear authority and centers of care, centralizing medical facilities while delegating power to executives and appointing Major General Paul Ramsey Hawley as acting surgeon general. Bradley’s approach mirrors army structure, focusing on efficiency and minimizing casualties.
Mehomet notes Baukhage and MacArthur moving in odd company while reflecting on past decades. New Yorkers faced stairs during the elevator strike and rubber heel production lags behind demand, leaving more of the other kind of heels than needed.
Cloudless skies hindered early Australian cinema. Producers sought atmospheric weather for The Overlanders, even racing 60 miles to photograph cattle under rare clouds. Also notes on preparing lean fish for broiling or baking with fat or french dressing.
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