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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
11
A compact collection of kitchen instructions for making corn beef hash loaf with bacon onion pimento and green pepper, then a peas and cheese bake, and a pineapple rice pudding dessert. Includes stepwise mixing shaping baking temperatures and optional garnishes.
In Chicago on March 13 Battalion Chief A. G. Brandt and 17 firefighters tackled a fire on a 16 story building penthouse after learning elevators were out. They found an onlooker who rode down in an elevator from the adjacent building, prompting a humorous exchange.
Deaths, visits, and weather mark the week in Angers. Mrs. Cosner dies and is laid to rest in Davis after living here since her husband’s death. Snow depths reach 14 to 16 inches last weekend. A kitchen fire damages bed clothing in a Whitacre–Davis residence. quick work by Mr. Omps and son prevents spread.
War news from Europe is censored before it reaches the United States. The measure aims to filter sensitive information and control wartime reporting. Authorities warn the public about restricted content and potential delays in dispatches.
Hollywood study shows earnings for Screen Actors Guild Class A members vary widely with 300 surveyed earning from under 50 to up to 300 000 annually. The average for all was about 14 867 dollars, with 42.7 percent earning 500 a week or less and 6.1 percent earning over 2000 a week.
Middletown residents report travel and relocations including Mr and Mrs Will Owings and two children returning to Washington DC from visiting H W Owings. Fred Gore moves to Stephenson. Miss Hodgson visits Darlene Barr on Church Street. Mrs Kline returns from Washington where her son Frederick Kline heads to a Texas training camp. Service Class meets March 20 at 2 at Mrs C H Barrs. Hodgson and Hartley families visit from Strasburg and Stephens City. Don Wilkins recovering from illness. Attendees at Woodstock Institute include Rev J T Brown and Misses Louise Mowery and la Lauck.
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