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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
11
A jumble of cooking directions for a veal steak dish with oil, spices, olives, and a ham casserole recipe follow. Interspersed are stray lines about a boat incident in Logansport Indiana and a brief note on Guatemalan cults, all presented in garbled text.
A recipe outlines sweet and sour beef heart with noodles and a savory sauce, detailing ingredients such as butter flour stock and vinegar. The text shifts to a street incident in San Antonio with a claim of a stuffed animal display and a suspect at large, including a dispatcher report and a named person found hiding.
Fragmentary, garbled OCR describes a horseradish style sauce with vinegar, sugar, salt, and pepper. It instructs mixing liquids with grated horseradish, cooling, draining, and serving over buttered morsels. Names and exact measures are unclear due to illegible text.
A rough wartime style recipe for Shrimp Creole, detailing boiling water, shrimp preparation, butter, onions, peppers, flour, mushrooms, chili sauce, and canned tomatoes. Steps include blanching, shelling, and simmering with salt and pepper, finishing with a sauce and serving with fluffy rice.
Fragments describe frying a veal leg with curry and seasonings, dredging in flour, baking at 380 degrees for about 25 minutes per pound, and using pan fond to make a curry flavored gravy. Garnish with orange and jelly, then serve over meat.
A fragmented home recipe page lists a potato salad with celery eggs peppers and onions, a chocolate cream cake with almond and vanilla, chocolate filling instructions, toffee, and coffee serving tips. It emphasizes simple steps and long mixing times, with notes on cooling and serving. The text mixes cooking guidance with beverage ideas and pantry hints.
The stowaway George Ozols, a Latvian in the U S Army service in Japan, leapt overboard from the Sammiea as it neared Vancouver Harbor. He swam ashore while a $400 return bond was demanded, and the freighter owners reportedly fear never seeing him again. Also included are two unrelated recipe notes for a minted tomato cocktail and a counterfeit U S ten-dollar bill alert from Shanghai.
The report notes heavy supplies of cabbage carrots beans and celery in New York markets. Production trends show summer cabbage and snap beans near or above long-term averages, with carrots and celery rising in availability as warmer weather continues. Home gardening boosts supplies and encourages preservation efforts.
Fire protection in America shows improved ratings in the latest 14 WL and over 19,000 population areas. The International City Man Association reports cities with ratings rising include Alameda and Long Beach California Elizabeth New Jersey Lille Road Avie West Haven Connecticut Dalton East Point and Thormsville Georgia Dover Colorado Shauk Molina and Wisconsin cities among others.
WA officials in Seattle announce new program under GI Bill of Rights aiding veterans. Regional administrator hails veteran services and calls for expanded benefits and support for ex service members nationwide.
The current wedding line at St Louis INL lists groom James Aulivyan with attending relatives including Sullivan family members. The bride’s brothers and sisters are named among the participants, with best man and father roles noted. A witness inquires about Pauling Bencint’s presence at the event.
A garbled report describes efforts to monitor a 25000 acre ranch in Nebraska with plane use and mounted riders. It mentions fences windmills and cattle care with implied weather and wartime references, but many names and details are unclear. The piece reads as a stray OCR fragment.
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