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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

6

Summer Food Safety Tips From Home Demonstration Agent

Miss Fletcher offers practical summer food care guidance from Mrs. Ida A. Fenton. Key points stress keeping milk gravies and raw meat at 45 degrees or lower, with tight covers and proper storage. Raw meat should not exceed two days in fridge. ground meat 24 to 48 hours. liver and organs used the same day. Eggs belong in the fridge until use. butter, cheese, and confections require proper wrapping to avoid odors and spoilage.

Mary Claude Fletcher Miss Fletcher Ida A. Fenton University of Arkansas College of Agriculture

Perfect score miss on England airfield raid

Nazi bomber makes a flawless approach but fails to hit anything but the ground in a night raid over a southeast England airfield. PAUL MANNING reports from a frontline airdrome as Messerschmitts strike and fighters respond under the hot sun and alert duties of aircrew and Women's Auxiliary Air Force members.

Paul Manning NEA England France America Women's Auxiliary Air Force Siaseza

Food safety rules for cold dishes from Mrs Fenton

Mrs Fenton warns that cream pulls potato galads and similar items must be eaten the day they're prepared and kept cold in the refrigerator. She says the ice chamber should be three fourths full for safe storage, and if the ice melts to below half full the chamber is too warm for safe food storage.

Legal Notice on Removal of Bodies from Southwestern Proving Ground

Notice to all interested in removing bodies from the Southwestern Proving Ground area in Hempstead County Arkansas that removals must occur between August 15 and September 4 1941 at their own expense. Specific cemeteries listed across townships and sections include white and colored sites such as Merrills Youngs and Mt Zion with exact quarter section locations. Signed Lt Col D C Cabell Ordnance Department Comdr Aug 18 1941.

Southwestern Proving Ground Suthwestern Proving Ground Hempstead County Arkansas State of War Department D.C. Cabell Ordnance Department Comprwader

Secret Voyage advances in a sunk ship caper

In this melodramatic tale Jim Mallory confronts Eric Forbes and Hammond aboard a ship. Hammond explains the Sonora wreck was a planned scuttling to hide cargo and preserve a maritime line, while Mallory contemplates a seventy five hundred dollar payoff and a possible salvage windfall. Lois confronts Mallory about motives and Mary Larsen’s interest.

Mallory Mary Larsen Lois Hammond Tie Eric Forbes Mary Lois Jim Jeffery Hammond Hammond Malory Sonora Kim Miami Beach Coast Guard Maritime Commission Sonova FAM South America Halloran Caribbean Forbes Bert Halloran Jage New York

Air mail pickup service may grow with postwar air expansion

Edson in Washington notes a postwar boom in commercial and private flying as thousands of planes pilots and crews seek work. The All American Aviation system operates five routes serving 109 cities with planned expansion to 237 more and nine firms seek CAB approval to extend to 26 states.

Washington Wilmington Del Jamestown Huntington W. Va Richard C. du Pont Delaware du Ponts All American Aviation, Inc Pennsylvania West Virginia du Pont United States Alleghenies Graveyard Hell's Stretch Ohio Valley All-American Civil Aeronautic Board New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Pickup Air Jennings Randolph Elkins Congress Post Office Department

Geography of Egypt and Nile region described in archaic terms

The text portrays Egypt as a narrow habitable belt along the Nile carved by desert and river, noting snow fed peaks of equatorial Africa. It then shifts to statistics about the eastern seaboard with claims of about 100,000 filling trons supplying over 10 million artifacts mobiles and 7.56 billion tons of gasoline annually.

Egypt Nile Equatorial Africa

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