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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1943
Page
7
The article explains blanching vegetables in a lard can with water to stop enzymes that dull color and flavor. Fruits are sulphured by a cabinet with fumes for about thirty minutes to halt enzymes, bleach, and set color. Properly dehydrated and stored products refresh in hours and compare to canned foods.
In the office of H. K. Benham Master Commissioner a decree directs the estate of Gordia Reed be examined. The filing sets questions on interested parties and asserts convening creditors to settle executor M. M. Lynch's accounts. A July 29 1943 10 A M reference time is fixed with continuations possible.
Washington reports a September 9 start for the third war loan to raise 15 billion dollars from non banking sources. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said committees in each state will oversee the drive with door to door volunteers selling bonds. The July War Stamp drive neared its 190 million dollar goal as coverage notes broader wartime finance efforts.
New York July 22. Eastern college athletic directors delayed their convention while adjusting schedules and discussing topics from player eligibility and college naming to crowd needs and transportation costs. Speakers include Maj Gen Phil Fleming and Congressman Sammy Weiss as Asa Bushnell lists potential reforms.
A collage of quirky quotes from Bob Sanderson in Chicago on women and diplomacy, John Derr in India about FBI membership, Major Don Thurman, Wes Bennett from the South Pacific, and WAC Lorraine Corky Worth departing Fort Sheridan. Also mentions Henry King of the New York Sun on gad flies at late races and jockeys' immunity.
Washington reports a joint U S Canadian action increasing newsprint by four dollars per ton on September 1 with higher ceilings for standard and super standard grades. Price Administrator Prentiss Brown cites higher wood costs and says adjustments will be generally fair and equitable.
About 400 Japanese Americans and alien Mexicans refused to work in Dayton Washington after a movement restriction order. The Blue Mountain Canneries plant shut down as federal agencies sought a solution. The order barred workers from residential areas at night and originally limited movement to Main Street.
In cee N M on July 28 a man visited Dorothy Seathers war bond booth and was challenged to lick all the 25 cent stamps in ten minutes. He was required to pay her $48.75.
A public notice by Harry H. Poole states he will not be responsible for notes or papers purporting to be signed by him unless they are duly signed and acknowledged before a notary public.
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