Veterans face setback as 60,000 tons of steel blocked for prefab housing
Twenty three vice presidents of steel companies veto a large prefab housing allocation, forcing veteran cooperatives to fold or choose costly conventional homes. The move, from a steel products advisory committee to Commerce Secretary Sawyer, narrows relief for veterans seeking affordable housing. American Veterans committee protests to Congress. The piece also notes calls for stronger psychological warfare and comments from Mayor David Lawrence on White House advisement.
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Main Dishes Plan Hearty Plant Based and Proteins
A set of main dish ideas featuring cauliflower Tamale Loaf and Egg Plant Parmesan plus Spinach Luncheon Dish and crab shrimp seafood mix. Recipes include cauliflower stuffed finish with mushrooms tomatoes and cheese and egg plant Parmesan with meat balls in tomato sauce.
Stages Screen Radio Highlights From Inez Gerhard
Actor Macdonald Carey’s Broadway career and film roles are noted as he shifts toward a Hollywood western with a villain part. Betty Hutton tops singing with offstage voice sync and Bing Crosby programs move to live tape. News items cover Loretta Young’s acclaimed voice, Nadine Conner’s Dream Girl songs, and various Hollywood anecdotes.
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Lynn Says Enjoy Garden Vegetables Properly
Advice on cooking vegetables to preserve vitamin C notes tomatoes and potatoes lose less when baked. It recommends daily fresh fruit, especially citrus, and cooking vegetables in an uncovered kettle until fork tender.
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Lynn
Preserving Red Color in Vegetables and Sauces
The guide explains that the red color in vegetables comes from their acid and should be kept. Tomatoes hold color with acid, while beets and red cabbage may need lemon juice or white vinegar in water. Sauces and toppings enhance vegetables, with cheese and white sauce as classics and mustard sauce for green beans.
First Aid for an Ailing House and Garden Questions
A cooking of practical home advice from a 1930s style column. It covers identifying roof and wall leaks before repainting and suggests scraping peeling paint after checking for water intrusion. It also notes coal ash can benefit gardens when used correctly and gives a step by step method to remove grease from cement steps using dry Portland cement and washing soda.
Wool producers use rams to boost fleece weight in Wyoming flocks
Wyoming sheep producers report rams increase greasy wool output by about 4.8 pounds per fleece compared with mature ewes. In trials rams yielded from 1% to 7 pounds more wool, with an average advantage near 4.8 pounds, per University of Wyoming wool department findings.
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming Wool Department
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