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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
6
A midday meal guide showing thrifty lunch ideas using soups leftover vegetables and noodles. Recipes include Egg Noodles With Baked Onions and Lima Beans Macaroni and Mushrooms Baked Potato Stuffed With Shrimp and Quick Creamed Potatoes with Salmon Casserole plus a spaghetti dish and simple vegetable additions for heartier fare.
Ernie Pyle recounts his Pacific crossing from California to Hawaii aboard a naval air transport plane. He describes Honolulu arrivals, climate, food, and cultural contrasts, and reflects on the vast distances of the Pacific theater, the monotony of life at sea, and the mental strain of war apart from frontline combat.
A veteran interviewer gathers picks for the ultimate one game pitcher under heavy stakes. Connie Mack, Frank Frisch, Christy Mathewson, Grover Alexander, Ed Walsh, Dizzy Dean, Walter Johnson, and others are cited as ideal under pressure. The piece highlights Bender, Dean, Mathewson, Alexander, Walsh, Hubbell, and Johnson as blue chip contenders for a single decisive contest.
Practical vintage advice covers ironing boards padded with cloth and tight covers, preventing freezing to rings with galt solution, chilling garments to remove gum, and sponging with ammonia and water before washing for stain removal.
Veteran columns from the war fronts inspired a film titled The Story of G I Joe. Shooting is finished but release awaits about three months. The project centers on infantry life with minimal plot and no conventional romance. The War Department aided by supplying two companies of soldiers and equipment.
A reader notes the Mrs Reynolds Pineapple Dolly crochet pattern from Akron Ohio. The 23 inch diameter pineapple lace centerpiece features four inch motifs and offers complete instructions Pattern No. 5824 upon sending a coin, name, and address.
University City in Paris, a 1939 housing development, houses nearly 30 dormitories run by foundations across about 20 countries to bring students from those lands together while they study. The Maison Internationale offers a library, gym, pool, theater, restaurant, ballroom, post office and bank open to all.
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