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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1943

Page

8

FAMOUS FLYER AND A PICTURED PILOT IN A RIDDLE

A reader friendly word puzzle lists clues for a horizontal line of entries from 1 to 52 and 2,000 pounds as a value. It hints at a famous flyer and a pictured pilot, with many cross references including Greek letters, musical terms, and titles.

Apple Fritters Are Helpful Accompaniment

Apple fritters, prepared with a French fritter batter and brandy, are described as a flattering accompaniment to many menus. The recipe outlines ingredients including tart apples, cinnamon, powdered sugar, brandy, lemon rind, and method steps for batter and dipping fruit.

Fried Apple Fritters with Brandy Sugar and Spice

Dip sliced apples in batter and fry to golden brown then drain and dust with powdered sugar and cinnamon. Serve hot with a brandy sugar syrup or maple syrup. A note mentions a cubic foot of steel weighs about 480 pounds.

Final Assembly Night at the Juke Box Dances Turn Sour

Kitty and Pete navigate a crowded Melvin plant bus ride to the Juke Box as tensions rise over foreign workers and a drunken Les. Pete asserts control, insisting on taking Les home while Kitty negotiates dancing time and Brackmyde’s looming invitation.

Pete Charles Brackmyde Chaley Melvin Les Kitty Charley Ete Brackmyde Jagup Surrise Kebe

Death ends journey of Hawaiian monarchs in England

King and Queen Kamehameha II and II were the first Hawaiian monarchs to travel extensively. They journeyed to England, where they died of measles in 1624. There are about 1,000,000 chronic malaria cases in the U. S.

Kamehameha TI England U. S

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