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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
8
Homemakers urged to can surplus from Victory gardens this summer to stretch supplies next winter. Emphasizes selecting prime produce, thorough cleaning, peeling when needed, rapid processing, and using jars before spoilage. Describes water bath and pressure methods, community canning, and basic recipes for tomatoes and peas.
Richard Tregaskis returns with a new manuscript after Canal Diary royalties exceed 60000 dollars. Bert Lewis rewrote for the Herald Tribune. Story Magazine bought Two Faced Quilligan for 25000 and he works at a studio earning 750 weekly. Cesar Romero joins the Coast Guard as a trends watch notes on radio, film and press personalities like Whit Burnett and Dinah Shore shape wartime media.
Lynn promotes simple canning with fresh firm produce and strict cleanliness. Follow two hours from garden to kettle and work swiftly with sterile jars, rubbers, and caps. Pre wash and scald jars, check equipment, and use water bath or pressure cooker for processing.
A firsthand account from Ramon Lavalle, Argentine diplomat, describing fear and tensions among foreign embassies in Tokyo after Japan’s wartime dominance. Lavalle details Japanese policing, contempt toward Italians, uneasy Germans, and the mystery of ship explosions near Yokohama, plus strains over Java estates and displaced German families.
The reader notes identify Celestials as Chinese people The williwaw is a fierce unpredictable wind of Alaska that disrupts attacks The bloodiest year cited is 1942 with authorities estimating about 2,000,000 deaths in that year The number of veterans from the test war in the present conflict is about 250,000 The home of the Kafirs is listed as South Africa
The world's largest bus, newly designed for Camp Carson near Colorado Springs, can carry 260 persons. Its capacity matches 52 five passenger cars, reflecting its use in transporting soldiers between the gate and the barracks.
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