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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
5
Sally Wilder offers a collection of veal based dishes including veal cutlets and chops braised over low heat with sour cream and seasoning ideas. Italian style veal steak with rosemary and garlic stock. veal patties fried to a crisp, plus shad recipes with planked and baked stuffed methods highlighting market prices and boning tips.
Tested methods for baked stuffed fillet with prep steps and serving notes, scrambled eggs and shad roe, fried shad roe with bacon garnish. Includes temperatures, times, and portion guidance. distributed by United Featured Syndicate.
A list of licenses shows numerous young couples from Lorain Amherst Vermilion Elyria Wellington Oberlin and nearby cities. Names include Howard Saddler 21 and Patricia Cowley 19 both of Lake Avenue Bath Street. Arthur James 22 and Elizabeth Fisher 20 from Lorain. Earl Matthews 19 student and Phylis Schramm 20 Elyria. Edward Solack 26 welder and Angela Mahnic 25 Lorain. Rupert Otto 21 Missouri U S Army and Joyce Kawasaki 18 Vermilion. Charles MecDaniels 22 Lake Avenue laborer and Ruth Wash 22 West River Street. George Vrabel 26 apprentice machinist and Helen Kimmel 24 Lorain. David Vaughn 22 Cincinnati department store executive and Regina Aldrich 20 Wellington. John Hopkins 26 Oberlin student and Marian Springer 21 Oberlin. George McDaniel 26 Lorain civil engineer and Thelma Zinsmeister 28 Lorain. George Schrock 24 Chicago student and Caryl Herron 21 Oberlin.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Piscola moved last Saturday to their newly purchased home near the Bendix Westinghouse plant on Route 20. Miss Milla Young, vacationing with Reverend and Mrs A C Young, teaches at West Virginia University in Morgantown. In heavy rain, 50000 Muslims trekked through Amritsar toward Pakistan.
A Betty Newton piece presents a heart shaped gelatin dessert centerpiece for bridal showers with whipped cream, plus cookie and candy recipes. It also discusses early rocket science limits, noting 1950s NACA considerations on moon missions, propulsion, and guidance challenges.
The Veterans Administration reported a new peak with 108 325 veterans hospitalized as of March 1 and 21 144 awaiting admission, up from 19 505 at the end of January, outlining growing demand on veterans health services.
A new compact electric oil well drilling rig claims to cut $5,000 from a single well drilling cost. The 12 story, 18 ton derrick can telescope to fit a truck and trailer, enabling easier transport and deployment.
Mrs Dolly Payne Madison was born in 1772 and died in 1849. She was the daughter of John Payne of North Carolina and raised a Quaker. Her mother Mary Coles was a cousin of Patrick Henry.
Army signal corps engineers have bounced radar pulses off the moon proving microwaves reach deep space. Yet navigation, instrumentation, and control remain unsolved. Rockets may melt noses at high speeds, and endless orbiting missiles echo wartime atom talk amid cautious government editing.
The text notes the City of St. Joseph as the first all steel passenger car on a steam railroad built in 1889, the first all steel baggage car entering service in 1904, and the first all steel passenger coach used in steam railway operations in 1906. It also states Britain has 111 air taxi companies.
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