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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
7
Old homemaking notes advise on washing hose wear, rinsing to prolong quality, and avoiding hot surfaces for kerosene. It covers onions, celery, salt pork for flavor, thickening with flour, and preventing curdling in milk mixtures. Also notes on marinating foods, coffee pot care, and kerosene safety.
Edward C. Wayne analyzes Nazi strategy as Greece and Yugoslavia retreat while Axis forces push into Africa. The piece frames the Balkans campaign as a repeat of blitz tactics and notes rising Axis gains amid Allied pressures. The report reflects wartime mood and anticipates further offensives.
A chaotic first days of the Nazi invasion show Belgrade and Zagreb targeted by air, Greek and Yugoslav defenses faltering, Salonika and Skoplje under threat, and British forces in reserve. Reports conflict as German advance drives wedges through the Vardar valley amid evolving Allied expectations and US sympathy for Jugoslavia and Greece.
The report sketches a shifting World War II front with combined Fascist Nazi forces advancing in northern Africa while British and ANZAC troops contest moves in Greece and Yugoslavia. It notes Libyan front events from Sidi Barrani to Derna and Benghazi amid withdrawals, and highlights continued British success in Eritrea and Ethiopia against Massawa.
Reports say a Negro stole a car believed to be running low on gas and headed toward abandonment but it kept moving. A WPA courtesy card found in the car was used to obtain credit for gas. Coast guards off Virginia’s Eastern Shore search wreckage of a large patrol bomber believed to carry ten Navy men. Bodies of some crew found. others sought. Naval authorities investigate the crash.
Instructions describe making green chintz covered storage boxes with hinged fronts using cardboard boxes fabric paste and wallpaper paste. Steps include cutting lids hinging fronts covering with fabric, and finishing edges with % inch overlap. Also notes reference garment patterns in related books and door pockets.
Otto de Bourbon Hapsburg 65, his daughter 32, and two sons were evicted from a Oakland house over alleged rent nonpayment. Otto Leopold, the elder son, was photographed carrying part of his belongings as the family departs the residence.
News on labor strikes shifts as the Dyketra mediation board settles the Allis-Chalmers dispute while walkouts against U S Steel and Ford threaten action. CIO leaders face questions on a possible general price, with Murray in talks at the White House. Meanwhile, mediation shows progress in coal, and the Ford talks hint at a settlement. The President seeks power to take over Danish ships and mobilize aid ships as Britain relies on American convoy protection.
Gardeners may grow herbs in a four by six foot plot to supply a family. Full sunlight and rich soil are recommended. Most common herbs such as balm basil borage fennel marjoram rosemary thyme sage anise dill and caraway can be used fresh or dried. Some herbs are annuals biennials or perennials with varying lifespans.
A concise quotation emphasizes that every mission is a pledge of duty and that each man must dedicate all faculties to its fulfillment guided by a deep conviction of duty. It frames duty as a central rule of action and moral obligation.
A concise reflection on how Aman’s portrayal of others reveals more about his own nature than direct self-expression. The remark emphasizes subtleties in performance and the perception of identity through acting.
A miscellaneous 19th century style note outlines household tips and curious claims. It mentions glycerine for tire treatment, five senses, subway counts, Cuba’s island status, Connecticut tobacco value, protected kangaroos in Australia, cross ties on railroads, Indian apport, cashew production, radio stations in the United States, and prompts about the first American patent and orange flower harvest.
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