Good Storage Needed For Fat Preservation
Fat should be stored in a dark cool place in a tightly covered container such as a tin can or opaque jar to avoid light air and moisture. Keep fats away from strong flavors and use meat drippings promptly. Reuse is possible if fat is not overheated and strained after use. never burn fat and avoid mixing fresh drippings with old rancid fat per New York State college of home economics guidance.
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New York State College of Home Economics
Potatoes Prove Rich Source of Nutrients
Extension nutritionists highlight that one potato has roughly the calories of a slice of bread and can be a key part of a balanced diet. They note potatoes’ role in preventing scurvy in northern winter diets and recommend cooking with skins on for maximum nutrition. The piece also describes constructing a cold frame from sash and old boards, using a basement window for heat, and outlines early March planting of hardy vegetables and late March to April sowing of frost sensitive crops.
Army Signals Shift Still Emphasizes Wire Over Radio
Despite rising radio use, wire remains core to army communications. In Europe and Italy, telephone telegraph and teletype relay most messages. Field and assault wire needs in Europe exceed 3000 miles daily. Progress includes moisture fungus and hermetic sealing of equipment, plus synthetic materials and better production cutting critical material costs.
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Italy
Ironing Pad Care For Even Heat And Longevity
The guide explains distributing ironing across the pad to prevent hot spots and scorching. Remove the muslin cover and pad ding to refresh as it packs, check fit on the roller, fluff and reverse, air, then replace. Avoid ironing over hard objects and turn fasteners to protect padding.
Rumors of Communist Plot Besetting MacArthur and Europe Relief
High Army officials confirm rumors that Communist leaders plan to belittle General MacArthur and oppose his Japan program. The piece notes Soviet recall of its military representative, UNRRA relief funds in Europe, and ongoing postwar aid debates. It mentions Nebraskan General Albert Wedemeier, lend-lease payback doubts, and looming airport legislation.
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Nebraska
Weekend Visits and Birthday Gatherings in Valentine
Carlson and Polk report multiple social visits over the weekend. Falwin Deuker and family enjoyed time with the Adam Deuker household. A tenth birthday party for Morris Fisher featured gifts and friends. Ralph Fisher hosted Henrys Myer and others for Sunday dinner. Alvin Kisler returned to San Diego after a week with his parents.
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Valentine
Adam Deuker
Martin Smith
Gilbert Blase
Morris Fisher
Henrys Myer
Si Mchael
Ralph Fisher
Alvin Kisler
Virgil Kisler
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Life Aboard Ship as Pokorney Heads Toward Japan
Cpl A M Pokorney writes from sea about the APA voyage from Honolulu to Japan. He describes cramped berthing, heating, water rations, time zone flips at the date line, and ongoing guard duties while sharing church services, a dog aboard, and hope to reach Japan and return home. He signs from Co H 388th Inf APO 9 San Francisco.
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Pokorney
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Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
The community notes list numerous visits and travels including Miss Mary Fern Myers returning from Gothenburg, Major Ward Jones calling on Mr and Mrs QO R Hennings, E A Myers from the Marines visiting Hastings, and Dean Dillsaver traveling from Philadelphia to spend 30 days with family before a San Francisco trip. Also mentioned are Mrs Stanley Cypear and Karen Kas from Atchison, Miss Campbell from York, Mrs Younneg land and Lawrence visiting the Walter Twarling home, and others visiting relatives in Holdrege, Omaha, York, Crawford, and Auburn.
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Crawford
Rolland Beatty
Auburn
Ethel Dahli
Chas. Steever
Lincoln Journal advertisers offer lower prices
An advertising note promotes savings on subscriptions and orders for the Lincoln Journal in the Omaha World-Herald, urging readers to place orders to reduce costs.
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