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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1947
Page
15
Detroit designers at major firms race to shape the postwar car look. George W. Walker explains trends toward flowing lines and evolving silhouettes while models pass through color renderings, clay and plaster prototypes to balance style with cost and manufacturability.
The Post Vet Column from Pocatello answers questions on GI Bill eligibility, home loan guarantees and consequences of selling GI financed homes, free VA medical care limits, veterans disability treatment eligibility, burial allowances, national cemeteries, and military honors. It advises on timelines for benefits, loan guarantees, and how the VA can recoup guarantees if a buyer defaults.
A humorous catalog of freak mishaps from around the world includes a Camden NJ woman spared from fire by a cigarette spark, a pigeon starting a Washington apartment fire, and a long fall record in England. It also notes deaths of a deer, a cockroach trigger on stairs, and a Chicago secretary injuring her face after a skirt mishap.
Mrs Frances Foley Gannon of the New York Department of Markets outlines simple menus for breakfast lunch and dinner aimed at low cost daily meals. The plans feature items like stewed fruit farina buckwheat pancakes vegetable soup cod Creole veal shepherds pie and broiled flounder with varied fruit desserts and beverages for adults and milk for children.
A holiday dish blends spaghetti and meat for a loaf served with mushroom sauce. Includes detailed ingredients for Spaghetti Loaf with Mushroom Sauce and a pan fried liver variation from the Citizens Food Committee. Contains quantified quantities and step by step preparation and baking guidance.
Oregon apiary supervisor Burr Black reports beekeepers are crowding each other in many areas. The congestion could lead to low honey yields per bee for some owners as the busy season presses on.
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