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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1943

Page

10

Frederick County Regulates Livestock Purchases to End Black Market

Frederick County War Board outlines rules to curb illicit meat trades effective April 1. Local Slaughterers Butchers Farm Slaughterers Dealers and Agents must obtain permits, identify each wholesale meat cut, and maintain ration reports. farmers may buy and sell with records.

Frederick County War Board Allen M. Pitzer Tellerati Perm Pystem Permem Debe LY Wm Pte Ge Rees Pitzer

Germantown Social News Highlights Local Visits and Moves

Mrs Seth Warfield hosts Womens Society of Christian Service in Germantown. Mr and Mrs Walter Bowman sell home and plan move to Gaithersburg. Mr Carroll Brown birthday celebrated with family dinner. Charles L Johnson sells farm to William Cash. Gloria Benson visits Bethesda. Aviation Cadet John Henry Mussetter weekend with parents in University Heights WN C. Glenn Johnson spends weekend with parents. Mrs Carroll Brown and Rebecca Lenmore visit Clarksburg Sunday.

Walter Bowman Gaithersburg Carrol Brown Oirthany Margaret Hargett Tia John Har Charles L. Johnson William Cash Gloria Benson Bethesda William Benson John Henry Mussetier University Heights WN. C J. H. Mussetter Glenn Johnson C. Johnson Carroll Brown Rebecca Lenmore Clarksburg

Local visitors and family gatherings populate Lime Kiln area

Residents hosted weekend visits from Walter Cecil family, George Miles party, and Charles Brosius family with family members joining from Baltimore and Walkersville. Earl Wallich group attended Frederick wedding of William Covell and Evelyn Savage. Lee Garvey of Washington spent time with relatives. OPA report notes one in six service members need new shoes with North Africa troops carrying three pairs.

Walter Cecil Bobby Smith Cecil Charlotte Hall St. Mars County George Miles Brenda Miles Keefer Catsail Walkersville Charles Brosius Robert Ayers Baltimore Mr. Brosius Charles Brosius, Jr Earl Wallich Frederick Prentiss M. Brown OPA North Africa

Birthrates in Axis and United States Compared Across 20 Years

A chart based on U S Census figures shows births rising in the United States from a low 16 6 in 1933 to near the Japanese rate while Axis nations promoted fecundity with propaganda and incentives. Germany peaked at 20 4 in 1939 40, short of the pre-Fuhrer 23 in 1922, and Japan shows upward movement after fluctuations.

United States Haly H Duce Germany Hitler Japan U. S

Macaroni and Kidney Bake on Friday Supper Style

A recipe shows elbow macaroni with butter, flour, milk, Swiss cheese and parsley folded into a kidney sauce. Layered with cooked kidneys and breadcrumbs, bake until bubbly. The note mentions about 12,000 Indians serving with the U.S. armed forces.

U.S

Florida Pvt Carter Stationed With Army Air Corps

Florida Pvt Carter son of Mrs. Charles A. Carter of Baltimore is stationed with the Army Air Corps at Miami Beach, Florida. He formerly lived at Frederick Maryland's 617 Chapel Alley.

Pvt. Carter Charles A. Carter West Mulberry Street Baltimore Chapel Alley Frederick Army Air Corps Miami Beach Fla

Progress Made In Combination Dishes

A compendium of unusual kitchen ideas notes edible pairings like Pea Pickled Peanut salad with mayo and lettuce nest. It also describes Ice Box Cookies with coconut and chocolate, plus a note about a giant motor bus built by an automotive company for 250 soldiers.

One Automotive Company

Vegetable Recipes Timely For Use With Rationing Now Here

Recipes adapted for rationing include a gelatin mold with cauliflower peas and carrots combined with a mayonnaise layer and chili flavored gelatin, arranged in layers and chilled then served on lettuce. A second dish, a bacon onion squash and tomato bake, blends canned tomatoes and tapioca with seasonings, baked in a greased casserole. Serves 6 and 4? servings.

Scalloped Lobster For Lenten Season

A compact recipe for scalloped lobster served as a Lenten option. It outlines ingredients such as lobster meat bread crumbs egg milk and spices, with a method to make a white sauce and bake in shells until set. A brief note on felled lightning is included at the end.

Fresh Rhubarb Is Good Spring News

Spring rhubarb arrives as a bright kitchen update. A dessert idea uses rhubarb with condensed milk and lemon juice layered with vanilla wafers, chilled six hours, then served in slices. Serves eight.

Baked Beans and Brown Bread Popular in New England

A legacy recipe from early New England kitchens describes baked beans and brown bread as a daily staple. It outlines preparation of beans with sod milk and yeast, steaming in earthen pots, and notes the dish’s prominence with coffee and milk served at table. It also lists Boston brown bread ingredients including rye meal corn meal soda molasses raisins and buttermilk.

New England Coffee Land Boston

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