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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
6
The article reflects on Easter as a turning point from sorrow to faith, urging readers to see behind global horror to the law of God. It praises the virtues of courage, charity, and unity shown by soldiers, scientists, and Red Cross workers, and calls for continued peace and justice through collective action and faith.
Amid global conflict the Easter message emphasizes hope for lasting peace. It calls on readers to persevere in wartime tasks and live with faith in freedom and justice until peace returns.
Air Corps WAVES will be trained as air combat information officers for the first time. They will enter at least two classes at the air combat information training school at Naval Air Station Quonset Point Rhode Island. Duties include briefing pilots interrogating them preparing and analyzing action reports and providing necessary information.
An American air crew member recalls a tense anti submarine mission over the Atlantic. The crew engages a U boat, scores a hit, and pursues the sub as it sinks. Amid the battle the pilot notes strain, injuries, and moments of frenzied action before returning to base.
Thrifty spring menus feature Chicken Noodle Paprika serving 6 to 8 with egg noodles, chicken stock, vegetables, paprika and a buttered crumb topping baked 20 minutes at 380 degrees. Also includes Veal Meat Balls in Vegetable Sauce, Asparagus and Spaghetti, and a colorfully varied gelatin salad with mustard and dill pickles.
Lynn urges readers to follow mottoes such as produce and preserve to support the war effort. Citizens should save cans to meet a 400 million monthly target, collect waste paper, and use Berap containers for shipping supplies overseas. Emphasis on early Victory Gardens, proper food storage, and shopping early to save time for vital tasks.
A comfortable maternity dress pattern No 8589 in sizes 12 through 42 features a pointed yoke soft collar and tie belt. It can be made in any color or fabric with 44% yards of 99-inch material for size 14 and 3% yard for collar contraction. Also notes a be-ruffled pinafore style for young women.
Practical advice covers washing cotton blankets in lukewarm water with mild soap, drying in shade, and ironing damp to keep stiffness. Also notes a chain top rung for ladders, a back chair hook to stop toppling babies, and shoe choices with plain black pumps over buckled styles. Includes soap mitts from old scraps and a tub cleaning bag.
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