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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
9
The region saw its warmest April day in three years with a high near 89 degrees and a 59 degree low. Shade temperatures hit 89, while street thermometers ranged 90 to 100, echoing past hot Aprils and signaling a sharp shift from recent cool spells.
Mel Alexander Geori notes a cooperative spring buffet fosters guests bonding and homey feel. Recommend one hot dish, hot bread, and hot beverages with cocktails and canapes first. Include chilled fruit or tomato courses. aim for balanced, convivial meal amid rising temperatures and heat waves.
Scrub a smoked ham in warm water with a brush, soak in cold water, then simmer in a covered kettle until tender. Remove skin and fat, score into diamonds, stud with cloves, and baste with molasses. Add bread crumbs and a splash of brandy for browning.
The passage describes serving cocktails in small glasses by the hostess or assistants, with a gaiety of canapes offered. It mentions toast bars or squares spread with sardines, chopped pickles, salad dressing, lemon juice, and crackers topped with a cheese mix including cat-1 sup onion and chopped olives.
The text lists various cold cuts cheese relays and hot dishes for a buffet with ham chicken and veal options. It suggests garnishes such as radishes beets and horseradish plus breads rye graham and brown bread. Desserts include strawberry shortcake cherry tarts and apple cobbler with hard sauce.
Labor conciliator Stan ley White, the federal figure in the crabmeat picker dispute, was ordered to leave his Crisfield hotel. Tension rose after a brief detention by locals who mistook him for another organizer, prompting a 100-strong crowd to escort an unidentified man from the street.
Gov Nice orders Major Munshow to lead State Police and Lieut Rideely to survey the situation and report facts. State Labor Commissioner A Stengle Marine also ordered to seek a settlement of the strike as tensions rise.
The Roads Commission prepared to complete a one mile extension from Jefferson road toward Middletown to Harper’s Ferry highway. The state and local officials discussed awarding a contract for the final paving and alignment.
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