U S Backs Fair Trials For Axis War Criminals
Press conference at the White House outlines goal to try Axis leaders in the countries where crimes occurred. President stresses due process of law for all, cites Nazi saboteur trials as precedent and warns against vigilantism or outrun justice.
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Brief War Reality Notes From Bankhage Column
Office of Information contours a grim war picture with casualty tallies across Allied and Axis lines. Civilians and soldiers in Britain and China are noted among heavy losses while civilian spotting classes spread in America, urging public vigilance.
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Store foods to lock in nutrients says Lynn
Scientific notes warn lettuce loses about 40 percent of vitamin C at room temperature while spinach fades by around one third if left on a pantry shelf. Canned beans drop roughly one third of vitamin C after six hours unrefrigerated. Steam destroys minerals in cabbage with vitamin losses up to 69 percent for vitamin C and 72 percent for calcium. Short cooking time is advised.
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Make Rugs From Old Woolens With Simple Hooking
Use worn coats dresses and trousers to craft handsome hooked rugs. The example square rug fits a dressing table corner and mirrors rose and ribbon chintz patterns for borders and center flowers, showing how to design rugs to match any room.
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