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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
15
Cream Your Leftovers For Dinner presents a quick recipe idea using chicken ham or beans for a 94 Blendsy meal. It suggests creamed green beans as a side and notes making 12 biscuits. The text includes odd typos but conveys a simple dinner plan with bake times and serving hints.
A fragmented note discusses fat saving claims and a reference to margarine and shortening. It mentions a target and a possible comparison of fats and a cup measure, but details are unclear and no concrete event or outcome is stated.
A guide discusses creating a personal four week meal plan with varied food occasions and substitutions. It notes easier planning due to larger supplies, easing restrictions, and the need to balance meals by selecting foods from the same group when items are unavailable. It includes an example Sunday breakfast of chilled orange cranberry juice and French toast.
Amid Solomons fighting a woman known as Mrs Foye kept a covert island radio on Vanikoro guiding Allied bombers and warning of Japanese moves. Her broadcasts spoke with a calm tone as Coast Watchers and native Allies aided in evacuations and patrols.
The report describes Japanese efforts to uncover Allied coast watchers in New Britain and near Port Moresby. It notes a Japanese officer peering from behind a rock during an air raid and an American submarine carrying plans to General MacArthur. It also mentions radio direction finding, patrols, and spies, with coast watch personnel disappearing without trace. The passage references American and Australian wartime intelligence activity and a licensed balloon-borne experimental radio station near Chicago for Solar studies.
A misspelled recipe describes layering cooked corn, diced celery, and minced green pepper in a greased baking dish. Add seasonings, butter, or margarine, then top with buttered bread crumbs and bake at high heat for about 45 minutes.
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