Colby Leads New York Red Cross Drive for War Fund
Chester M Colby, chairman of General Foods, heads the New York push to raise 13 million for the Red Cross with a national goal of 125 million. His long career includes World War service and top corporate leadership as he urges blood plasma purchases for armed forces.
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York
Red Cross
Chester M. Colby
Morgenthau
Colby
Gree
New York City
Thirteen
Mr. Colby
General Foods Corporation
Lincolniana
Army
Navy
Gray
Naval Academy
Naval Air Service
Paris
American Commission
Japan
Washington
Wisconsin
State University
United States
Britain
Sir Archibald Hurd
London
Britannia
Atlantic
Sir Archibald
U. S. Shipping Board
Veggie meals and a clever pea and potato loaf
A diet article promotes meatless protein with inventive vegetable dishes. It details a Pea and Potato Loaf with layers of peas potatoes and eggs, a Cabbage and Celery Au Gratia bake, and spinach with cheese. Also included are pork and heart dishes and a note on oil shortages impacting homes in Connecticut.
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Connecticut
Mama
Papa
New York
Lynn Says Meaty Facts Use Pork When Beef Is Low
Lynn advises using pork as a primary protein when beef supplies are tight. Pork provides B vitamins, high quality protein, and minerals, and is 96 to 98 percent digestible when cooked long at low temperature. Non restricted meats like liver heart kidneys and oxtails are as nutritious as restricted cuts. Use tougher cuts through braising to stretch the meat budget.
Armstrong Family Dominates Cedar City Scholarships
In Cedar City Utah members of the Roy Armstrong family hold a near monopoly on local high school scholarships. Over the past years three Armstrong children have won the Union Pacific scholarship for outstanding high school work.
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Cedar City
Utah
Roy Armstrong
Armstrong
Union Pacific
Slip Covers for an Unusual Chair You May Desire
A note from Mrs. Spears' Sewing Book 3 describes twofold conservation by protecting a handsome damask chair from daily wear. The striped cotton complements the chair frame, and a muslin pattern helps fit difficult arms. Plan openings so they lap neatly and allow patches if mistakes occur.
Sam Jackson Accused in Raucous Colored Club Meeting
In a weekly meeting of a colored society, a loud member accuses Sam Jackson of theft. A scarred man supports the motion while Sam defends himself and seconds the motion amid heated exchanges.
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Sam Jackson
Chayman
Sam
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WIN
Old Postum Cereal Company
General Foods
Doktor Karl Haushoffer
Leith Bintues
Hitler
Bony C. K. Leith
Penrose
Linnamoens
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Uion
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Ill
Western Newspaper
Union
Fulton Market
Jersey
Washington Irving
H.H.S
Irving
Flanders
Brussels
Cambray
Duke of Marlborough
John Hoystadt
Groton
Roosevelt Lads
Sonia Henie
Cafe Francais
Rockefeller Ice
Curran
Martin Block
Rome
Bell Syndicate
WNN
L. L. Stevenson
Lynn
Deti
Spears
Ruth Wyeta Spears
Bedford Hills
Paramount Picture
Lis
Kipling
Davenport
Army Air Force
Amel
Marines
Coast Guard
Abe
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