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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
11
A fragmented summary notes a claim of a new powder that could make gasoline flow like water, reportedly tested by a chemistry group and described by officials. It mentions faces unnamed, a vice president, and companies in Louisiana and New Jersey.
President Roosevelt issues a new price and wage freeze order affecting the American aviation gasoline, highlighting the 100-octane fuel as a key Allied advantage while noting Germany and Japan lack access to similar high octane grades due to materials. The piece also discusses potential future shifts as Japan may try to convert conquered oil into 1000-octane fuel using available catalyst. A chowder recipe follows, detailing clams, bacon, milk and seasonings.
A fragmented kitchen note from The News describes a layered dish with clam mixture and a baked light batter. It includes instructions for boiling, baking, and decorating small cakes with fondant and nuts, plus serving with crackers and milk.
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