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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
14
The text reports Alabama cotton yields with figures around 286 pounds in 1934 to 1943 and 989 pounds in 1944. It also mentions an estimated average yield of 329 pounds for the year.
A Department of Agriculture guidance outlines two cranberry orange relish recipes with apples and sugar, noting safe refrigeration for up to a week. Meanwhile the Tower of London resumes its prewar look and will soon welcome the public, with crown jewels medieval armor and Beefeaters among items restored after bomb damage.
Fresh grapefruit arrives as a sunny season crop offering vitamin C rich fruit for family tables. The article promotes serving ideas such as honey, jam, corn syrup, vanilla sauce, grilling, baking, and sectioning tips to enhance flavor and nutrition.
Round Lake Home Bureau will meet Monday at 45 p.m. at Mrs Helen Greenwood’s home. A church service at Alt Leinix Episcopal Church moves to 4 p.m. on Sunday. A Boys’ Club party, with games and refreshments, is hosted by the Round Lake Haro f Bureau in the Boys’ Choir rooms at 8 p.m. Rev. Chester A. Finch and others attended a Saratoga Springs meeting where Rev. Sherwood Eddy spoke on the Crusade for Christ.
A vintage recipe feature describes almond logs and hermits for holiday baking. It lists ingredients including flour butter almonds sour cream honey and spices and provides steps to shape roll bake and frost. The text evokes 1945 era festive treats and suggests serving with cakes and cookies.
A soldier from Farmer City received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in World War I during the Argonne battle. He is 27 years old and was awarded the medal on October 5, 1918.
About 200 US Navy vessels lie at anchor in one of the nation’s largest berthing areas off Green Cove Springs Florida. The ships range from escort types to landing craft and are being serviced in place for potential readiness. The quiet flotilla sits along the wide St Johns River berthing zone awaiting possible activation.
A military program details moving forces ashore over 12 square miles with ships, humidifying machines, and rated revenue projections. The document notes PenneyJoania personnel and 193 vessels, plus future tax-exempt federally owned property. A funeral program describes the burial of Rockingham county resident Wherby.
Police said they will seek the second brother in connection with the murder of Davis a welterweight boxer shot last week in Konana City. Russell Donahoe who aided his sister was wounded on arrival from New York. The younger brother Eugene a merchant mariner is paralyzed from the waist after a bullet severed his spine in Kansas City hospital.
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