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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
6
The article promotes eating outdoors for summer meals with beef barbecues and hamburgers using simple homemade stoves, bricks, and backyards. It includes a beef barbecued recipe serving 12 buns and a prize hamburger recipe for 24 patties, with tips on packing utensils and keeping food warm.
A nostalgic recipe collection offers Barbecued Spare Ribs with lemon and onion in a hot oven, plus a Chef's Favorite Salad with lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, radishes and greens dressed at serving. Also strawberry rhubarb pie and tips for fresh fruit storage and meal planning assistance from Lynn Chambers.
Allied strategists credit a coordinated campaign across destroyers radar aircraft carriers and corvettes with turning the submarine threat. New convoy defenses include helicopters lifeboats radio gear and emergency panels as ships endure occasional losses but collectors report fewer sinkings and faster merchant arrivals.
Lynn explains ceiling prices on vegetables and meats and how shoppers should use ration checks. The piece notes butcher and grocer postings, the need to present points with orders, and the role of the war price and rationing board in case of unfilled orders.
The Quartermaster's Department reports a 5 percent rise in food consumption when soldiers may smoke during meals. Camel cigarettes top service member preferences across Army Navy and Marine branches with sales and gift records reinforcing their popularity among troops and sailors.
The text notes that about 900 radio stations must share wavelengths since the standard broadcast band has only 106 frequencies available.
Among 256 popes in Roman Catholic history, 81 chose one of five names. John led with 23 uses, Gregory 16, Benedict 15, Clement 14, and Innocent 13.
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