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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14


 Tn other major labor develop mentS. -s--a
 l. Bus and trolley transportation in Louisville, Ky, was resumed after C.I.O. transport workers unanimously approved an agree- ment to end six-day walkout.
 2. A Federal Conciliator was as- signed to sit in on soft coal wage negotiations to be available for as- SiStance. if necessary, to avert a mine strike April 2.
 3. Public transportation was back to normal at Gary, Ind. under a company -ullion agreement to sub- nit wage demands to arbitration.
 {. The LAWS National Ford Council ended a four-day session without approving new contract with the Ford Motor Company. and certain minor points of the agree ment were ordered renegotiated be- fore submission for rank-and file approval.
 The agreement to end the 59-day old General Electric strike, affect ing 100000 workers in l6 states, was announced jointly last night by union and company representatives
 In addition to the IS 1-2 cent pay boost, the proposed contract pro- vided for retroactive pay to Jan- uary on the basis of the com pany'S original offer of 10 cents an hour increase to employees earning less than Si an hour, and 10 per cent to those earning more than $l.
 Simultaneously with the G.E. an- nouncement, however, the union said that no progress had been reported toward settlement of the strike of 75.O00 members against Westinghouse Electric Corporation. A .Westinghouse agreement re- pOrtedly was being held up by com pany iiasistance on union assurance against strikes and elimination of inequalities in the incentive sys- tenn. In addition, the company was said to be unwilling to match the G.E. wage increases on grounds it already was paying wages Il per cent higher than the average for the industry.
 Fringe" Concessions
 The General Motors settlement announced yesterday afternoon af- ter and around-the-clock confer- eTlce, provided for the le l-2 cent increase. as well as fringe" con- sessions which the union said boosted wages to the i9l-2-cent level recommended by President Truman's faet-dnding board last January 70.
 The agreement also provided for retroactive pay at the rate of I3 i-2 cents an hour to employees on the job since last November 2. Thus, strikers are eligible for the retroactive pay increase up to Noe yembeF 2l, when the walkout be- gan.
 Striking Louisville transit work. CTS voted unanimously last night to accept an agreement ending theig six-day WalkOut. Under the agree. ment. the union aeeeded to a last- minute eompany proposal deter mining the percentage Of workers eligible to vote tn q collective bsF- gaining election April 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
NorsOich Resident Sues for Diporce

Mary Vnglas of Waterbury was sued for divorce in Superior Court today by Peter Vuglas Of Norwich. They were married May B. 1918 and the plaintiff claims his wife deseFt- ed him Jan. 1, Ie3e.
 Eight uncontested divorce actions have been scheduled for hearings before Judge Charles J. Mclaughlin at 6 short calendar session Of the court tomorrow. They are;
 ollndo DelGaudio against Emilia Del0audio. Salvatore LaFauc. against Mary LaFauci, Bernlce E. Atwood against Henry 6. Atwood, Anf0nette paddio Zipp0ii, against John Zippoli. Lillian Rose Warn- ham against Harold David Warn- ham. James Randall against Alta Randall. Kenneth Edward SterTy against Dorothy Frances Sterry, and Mary Vera Dale Miller against Wilson Andrew Mllisr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
PHONE PAINTER CITED

Hamden, Conn. March l4-(UP) Saving a boy from drowning last winter brought a citation today to John A. Johnson, Telephone Con- pany painter. The award was made by the company which annually reviews outstanding acts of public service by its employees.
 Johnson pulled Edward Dunni- gan. l5, from Mill River by stretch ing out on thin ice and extending to him a branch which he had grabbed while dashing to the scene.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
POLICE BAFFLED

Hartford, Conn, March i4-(UP) Police were still attempting today to find missing articles of cloth ing which Walter E. Petersen, mur- dered janitor, was wearing when last seen alive. Park River, in the vicinity of Pope Park where the body was found, has been dragged to no avail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
ROOsEvELT IN BRID0EPORT

bFIdkepofI. Conn, March la- tUP,-SuppOrt for liberal eandi- dates was asked today by Colonel James Roosevelt. The son Of the late President said that the aim of a good independent is to make the capltallstie system york for our country, u we make democracy NoEk tn the framework of our gov. eFnment wc need have no fear oi communism"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

to you what the people want" salo Ficcaro. "G.M. and G.E. have set- tied. We want the same The factory whistles blew yester- day morning and today as the gates were opened to anyone wishing to return. Few accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Radio Damaged By Short Circuit Fire

4 short circuit in a radio was responsible for Q slight blaze at i0:46 D. m. yesterday at the home of Charles Benson of b3 Savirgs Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

1he spanish lighthouse that was built at Ballast Font. off San Diego. Calif.. ln aes6. was the first lighted beacon on the Pacific Coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

9Wilzsflands first akyacraper . building of % stoFie4. Is located Ia Lausanne. lt wee bnilt in ioe& 7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Stamford Strikers Appeal to GoUernOr Labor Organizations Ask Baldwin tO
 Use Powers to Force Arbitration in
 Yale &. Towne Dispute
Yale & ToWne Dispute

Stamford, Conn, March l4-(UPD-InterhaV9Ha lAsT sociaon of Machnists AFL District 127 and the conn hned labor organizations of Stamford wired Gov Baown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

Military and lend-lease require ments in tac past year took l7 per cent ol the natioas citrus crop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
367,oOo Men Remoin Idle

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

hTe first American lighi2hip cost S0co0 and was placed in the EliRa- oeth River of CEaney Ifiand, Va, on July is. leap Is dlaplessd 10 top1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
MIDDLEBURY
coTFesonaeDt; Nanes lsileyi
 teiephene e-6sl0.

Middlebury. March I4--Mr. and Mrs. David J. Noonan. Hillerest. re- turn this week from a vacation spent in Florida.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Earl Miller have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Marcia Miller to Ralph Fray. son Of Robert Fray.
 Westover school wlll close next Thursday. March 2i. for the Easter recess.
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Housing Plan Held Up

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Queen Victoria had an average daily income of S6,2ll.
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GelNeitcs ymbilGmift

gor fur5em feierten nniere lang.
iabrigen, eifrtgen 2eier, &r. ltno
Srau SoIepb 5dnener, in Der SO.
8eter uno 8auls Stride in Sprina.
field, Sa., ibr fiinf5igidbriges gbe.
iubilaum. Sbr bodm. Sobn, Meu.
Senrp S. S6mener, belt bas feier-
lt6e So6amt. Die gbeleute feierten
ibr erites Sod5eitsfeit am 5. Weoi
1896 in Neuenfirden, DeutI6lano,
uno famen 1905 nod Mmerifa. Son
ibren iteben &inoern itarben 5pei in
friiber Sugeno. Cine Eohter, Sic
ebrD. Sdneiter gOleitine, O.S.F., i'll
in Ser ct. Soiepbs-Sdule, Mnrora,
ST., tGtig. Gin Sobn cine berbei.
ratete So6ter uno cine leoige Soh-
ter ipobnen in Springfield, Sn.
8ir gratulieren na6tr1gli6 Dem
Subelpaare uno piinI6en ibm cine
lange &etbe gliifli6er 2ebensiabre.
-8aiienfreunS
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M. 9. g.

8ir boffeit, baB es gelingen miro,
ebenio piele. neue 2eier fiir unier so.
iepbinum @eeflp' 51 gerpinnen als
ser olte ,Sbio- -8aiIenfreuno' emit ge.
babt bat. 5ait ieoe 8ode bringt uns
Eooesna6ri6ten bon alten ,Sbio.
@aiienfreuno'- -2eiern, bic ibr 2eben
lang treue, eifrige 2eier oes 8lattes
getpeien itno, oos Otigr. Soiepb Sci,
ting fir bie oeutiden &atbolifen oes
2anoes Dor oreiunoiteb5lg Sabren ge-
griinoet bate.
Gergangene @o6e erbielt oas So
Iepbinum cine nanbafte Sumne aus
Dem SeItament zines alten ,Sbio-
@oilenfreuno' -2eiers. ltniere Initalt
lit oieiem lebensldnelihen 2eier uno
alien anoern 2eiern uno @obltdtern,
oie 10 bohberaig uniere beioen $50
6enbIGtter unterItiiBt baben 1nO nod
unterItiteen, 5u groBem 0ant per-
pflibtet. Sic fonnen oerit6ert iein,
oaB mir sic lebenoen 1tno perItorbenen
2eier 1lno 8obltGter in unlere @es
bette uno beiligen WteBopfer einldlte-
BEN. .-
8aiier lit cine 2ebensnotlpenoig>
felt uno tpertpoQer ols @elo. l1nO bo6
fann es gu nidt geringem SdaOen
gereiden. Gas grOgeidoB unierer
So6idule itano oreimal oieIen Cont
mer unter @aller. llnlern in ben
Sommerferien lpeilenoen Stuoenten
5ur 8eadtungl Cine ausgrobungs-
arbeit itebt bepor. 9esbalb lit es rat.
lam, itd iebt ibon Sduielen an oen
Sanoen an5ulegen, Inn fommenOen
September bereit 81 ietn.
Die Sen1inariiten, 1pelbe an oen
Orainierungsarbeiten inn bintern @e-
bauoe teilgenommen baben, fonnen
ltol5 auf ibren 2orbeeren ausruben.
0as uGatd 8aitn" uno Die 5ebn50l=
lige Ibleitungsrobre itno in beItem
3uitano. 8ir batten eine &eibe itars
fer 9fege11 ooer pielnebr @olfenbrii-
DIE uno oas ableitungsipItem bat iid
BON betpabrt. Iaes 8ailer floB ab,
iobalo es oen 8ooen beriibrte, uno
fein Sropfen binterblieb i'm ongrens
5enoen grogeifoB na6 Dem &egen.
Weit Ser beutigen &oIt trofen bier
neue 2eier Elm BON einem
unlerer Stltoenten.
Die 2eier iperben erlu6t, fir oie
Seelenrube Ser peritorbenen sSrau
aoeline Snmetbun, Wutter unIeres
alumnen Sodp. Soiepb Smmetbun,
81 beten. Sic Itarb am 4. SSu1i 1916.
0as feierlihe Gequiemomt fanb Itott
in ser ct. 0ominif5 Stride in 8reeIe,
ST., uno oas 9egrdbnis auf 6em ct.
9omintfs=&ir6bof.
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1lnifpakrtr itarir 0rftrrrrid,

8ie aus 8aibington berihtet
miro, tpuroe Ser geu0bnlide Bafet-
poitperfebr NIT Seiterreid) - iinter
ausihluB Der periiderten un6 Elm.
|geidriebenen Yafete - tpieoer auf-
genommen.
8isber mar Die Hafetienbung ber-
5ogert tporoen ourh Die tehniide I'm
noglihfeit, Die Gofete bur1 DeutIf-
lanb 5u transportieren. @s NOR oaber
notig, nit Sranfreih uno Der 5btpei5
in gerbanolungen 5u treten, Inn oie-
lie beioen 2dnber au neranlaiIen, ben
Durdgangsperfebr Durd ibre So
beitseebiete 5u geitatten. Dieie gr-
laubnis ipliroe iebt erteilt, unb 10
fann Der Bafetoienit nit Seiterreib
nlnmebr ponitatten geben.
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@,rah,tap,s4 u

Wftltuanfee, @is. - @ie aus Dem
8eneralmutterbaus Ser Bauotiner-
patres in &om berihtet tprroe, itnb
oie noroamerifanii6en Nleoerlaliun-
gen oes Sroens nunmebr 5u elmer
ielbitanoigen Bropin5 auiammenge-
i6loiien noroen. glls erIter 8robin-
5ial Der neuen Sroensprobin5 tpurbe
Der bo6m. p. Otto 81. 8oenfi, P.S.
NJ, ernannt, als &oniultoren 0te
bo6n. PIP. Soiepb Oe Maria, P.
S.M., bon Wil1paufee uno Moolpb
@oloimitb P.S.M., ;, bon Seiiup, Mo.
Die neue Bronin5 umfaBt iieben Sc
meinoen, oarunter spei in Weilmaus
fee, bier in Ser 0io5eie Sarge uno ei,
ne in Ser gr5oio5eie @innipes, ioipie
Elm 8orbereitunssieminar in Mil.
maufee, ein Nopi5iat in MarDlano
uno elm Stuoienbuus an Ser gatb-
olic l1niuerittp in Baibinston.
ct. Hanl, Minn. = am fommen-
6en Sonntag, 81. ssuli, beginnt Die
pier5igitiinoige anoadt in folgenben
Bfarrfirhen Der gr5bioaefe: Grans-
fisuration, ct. gaul; Ser5-Seiu,
&apmono; ct. Sobannes, 5ibIep
@ountD.
&amias GitD, Mo. = Ser bo6p'.
ite Sr. 8iidof GOtpin g. S'Sara,
@riinber oes sSnter-9lmerican Sniff
tl1te, bat Ioeben cine 5meite 8eiu6s-
reiIe mad Siibamerifa angetreten,
uno 5uar in 9egleiutng BON Srn.
uno Srau Or. gbarles 4. 8reitung
BON auItin, Ger. Sn 2aufe Der &eiie,
Die per 5lug5eug burdgefiibrt miro,
mill er u. a. &io be Saneiro uno Sao
8aulo in 8ralilien, 8uenos Mires,
Santiago, 2ima, Quito, 8ogoto nno
goli in Columbia, 8ilboa in Der
&anal5one, San Sole auf Gotta Gica,
uno Wterifo beiu6en.
Eittsbnrsb, Ba. = Sn 2atrobe
Itarb Ser bo11p. p. Mlto &eder, O.
S.B., 5ulett Mitglieb Der SafultGt
Der 8orbereitungsihule ser ct. 8in-
5en5-gr5abtei. gr tpuroe 1922 ge.
lpeibt llno bat ieitbem groBenteiIs in
neutrality-suspicious. in 8irginia
uno YenniDlDania geiDirft.
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,HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Son 81 en. s. InertgeS
(Sortiesung)

9a fdllt mir geraoe Die @ei6idte
bon unierm &raiioenten Mbrabam
2incoln Elm. gls armer Sunge in ei=
ner 8lodbiitte &entudDs eeboren, nit
bier Sabren na6 @entrDpille, ssno.,
NIT ieiner ;S6ueiter gebraft, no er
Dieoer in elmer armieligen 8lofbiitte,
obne 5eniter unb Siiren, obne SUP
booen uno 8ett lebte. Man muBte
auf elmer Setter unters 9ah iteigen
uno sort i'm 2aub i6lafen. Seine Si-
ide uno Stiible, nur Sol5blofe. ssn
elmer @ilonis, fiinfunobreiBig Meis
len bon @nansptlle. 8ei einem 2eb-
rer lernte er etli6e @oben ni6t oiel
mebr ols quite Wanieren. 9as 2eien
batte er bauptidbli6 BON iei1ter Mut-
ter gelernt. Sein Gater Com r2inf.
born", luie man i'm nannte, fonnte
peoer leIen nod i6rei6en. uabe" 2i1t-
coin batte aber BON @ott eine bobe
geItimmung uno Elm auBeroroentfi-
DIES Salent erbalten. Die 8orlebung
bate ibn 5u Sobem beItinmt. Sur1
eiiernen SleiB bate er itd emporge-
arbeitet, iobaB er Braiioent Der Ser.
Staaten tuuroe. gr er5dblte oft, pie
iein 8roBpater bon ben lpilben sSn-
oianern in &entudp lfalpiert lpuroe.
Mon bat iogar bebauptet, er ielbit
babe S1oianerblut in ieinen Moern
gebabt. Sci Dem, tpie ibm tpoae:
9ur6 oie abi6affung ser Sflaperei
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tuanoen mir 6ie sSiiBe.
Dod in unierer groben Mrtnlit be-
iaBen mir eitren groBen Meihtun1 irt
ilnierer guten, frornlnen Mutter. Sic
|orbeitete iib frurtnl tpar bager uno
bleid; fie bate flare, grone Mugen,
aber triib uno traurig. sic fonnte
gut leien. sic batte orei Biiher nit
in Die 8ilonis gebraht: bic BibeI,
aus melf)er Tie t1gli1 lns borIas,
,Hilgrims BrogreB' unb Melops So
beln. Ius bieIen 8ii1ern las tie, ebe
td nod leIen fonnte, beim 2ibte oes
Serofeners ooer eines Sannenipanes.
Wir tparen Damn, ib uno meme atpei
Sabre altere SdpeIter Sarab, 10 an-
oa6tig ino beftteft in oie @ei1id-
ten, bob nns bas @ebeul Ser 8olfe
nno Der tuiloen @asen ni6t ltorten,
nod Ser falte @inh ober bas SAnee-
october Sd lernte bier bon friibeIter
Sugeno auf mande Dinge MAIDEN,
Die Elm 8nabe i'm Sintermalo lDiiien
muB. go lerrte td) oas Mb5ieben BON
Sierfelen uno bas 3urebtmahen oer-
ielben 5u &leioern. Sd NOR inoes ME
elm Sager. Sd bahte INNER, bas Sier
babe geraoe 10 gut bas Neht 5u leben
als i6. Die Siere fannten ia Sunger
uno Ourit nie id) ite froren ,tno muB-
ten I'M 2aube idlafen ipie ib. gs
ifien mir numbering, aber iie i6ie-
men mir tpte 8riioer uno oesbalb
fonnte i6 tie nibt totem"
(5ortiesung folgD
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SooesaBeigetl

Gbriu. Sdmeiter> gonraba sllbers,
O.S.F, gelt. am 1. Mai 1916 I'M
sllter bon fiinfunopier5ig Sabren i'm
ct. Sobn's-Solpital, Springfielo,
81. Sic NOR i'm ct. 8incent's-So-
ipital, Green 9ab, @is., angeitent.
Sic NOR i'm 5!peiuno5panaigiten Sab
re tbrer 8rofeB. Sic miro iiberlebt
BON Der ebru. Sdueiter Margaret,
O.S.F.
Stephen Sprsacs, geit. am 13. sso-
nuar 1916, dpoblporbereitet, in Sobn-
ifoiun, Sa.
Sal. Gmmerlins, geb. in 9eutI6-
lano, in geitsbodbeim; eeit. am 6.
SUM 1916 in Iccoro, sc. 9.
Sobn Sneserid, geit. am II. Stunt
I'M Sitter Don neun5igeinbalb Sabren
in Carroll, Sa. Sitter 2eler.
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Mrtbritts., &benmatismns.
un6 Mthlete' 's.Sppt-0 -0ei6enbe !

Mein WettteI SeelpID- -WiroI britgt
beoeutenbe 2inoerung in ben nreiiten
Sdlen. gs lit tpdrme-eraengen6 un6
grlei6terung tritt meiitests iofort
Elm. 8iele MnerfennungsIhretben
8arum iollen sic Hanger leioen2
aeuBerli9e Mntpenbung. 8oIle sc.
braudsanpeiinng nit ie6er BefteI.
lung. &oitet nur SLIP per Glai9e.
8etrng Doraus 5abIbar.
0iitributor:: Mrs. $. 6. Sinn,
&unte 1, 8pr Is, Oeermoob, Winn.
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Stiutlue 6es 8DlfeS
far bas Soiepbiuunt

@inliegenO So, Sic i6 in einem
pt6tigen slnliegen peripro6en bate,
Denn i6 grborung fdnoe. 0anf Dem
lieben 8ott bin i6 erbort tporoen.
sllte 2eierin, @iS.
ginliegenb ienoe i6 Sbnen So, bie
i6 in elnem 9lnliegen neripro6et
batte.
sc. sc.
ginliegenb Summe bon $25, bie
ib fir Die Seranbiloung unidentified
ter StuOenten peripro6en batte. Ser
lie6e @ott bat mid in meinem Inlie=
gen erbort.
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5amstag uno niro berausseseben
gum 8eiten bes 8dpitliden &olle'
eium Soiepbir1itu1 oer FL. &ongrega'
tion ser Bropasanoa in Columbus,
beHen 3ped Die Seranbtloung beut-
i6er Hrieiter5oglinge fiir Die Ser.
Staoten lit. 9ieie Anitalt lit baupt.
i1bli6 angetpieien auf sic ginfiinfte
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Iltberiibnte &rduteriabe, uniiber.
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melfe inn beigegebenen 3trfular an.
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Der bl. giftor tpar ein Sffaier I'M r0miiden
Seer, unb sipar mar er in Wnreine Itationiert als
Ser @aier Warimian BORT eintraf, INN Die Gbrilten.
perfolgung 5u leiten 8iftor uurbe bon BEN Sdidern
feitgenommen, als er Die tpegen ibres @laubens
gum go6e @erurteiten a,1r Stan0baftigfeit eriln-
terte ead idtperen Martern ,ulroe er gum Sooe
perurteil befebrte aber in lebter St1noe nod feline
@efdngnsmGrter, bic gleih ibm fir ben @lauben
in oen 600 gingen Sein Seit lit am 81. Suli
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Samstas, 20. Snli 1916.
6 ir 6 It t a | lenSer

Sonntas, 21. Snli: sediter sunn-
rag nad Efinsiten. -. g q n
gelium: Speiiung Ser piertau-
ieno Mann (Narf. s.. I
Meontag, %. Sult: Waria Msagoa=
8ienstag, %. Suli: slpollinaris.
Nittpod, "a. Suli: gbriitina.
0onnerstag, 25. Suli: Safobus.
Sreitag, 26. SuIi: slnna.
Samstag, 81. Suli: 2ilioia.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
xAx&
To Cook Frozen Chicken

W/HEN quick.frozen
w chicken is thawed be-
fore cooking, il cooks more
evenly and with greater
economy of fuel.
1t may be thawed slowly
in a refrigerator, where the
compact mass of a three or
four pound bird will take
overnight or longer 10 thaw.
Don't Hurry
NR, 1T may be thawed at
~ room temperature, in
which case il sh uld be
watched closely. Once
thawed, cook poultry with.
out delay because thawed
meat is very perishable.
Don't try to hurry thaw.
ing by soaking the meat
in water, hot or cold. Soak.
ing causes reckless loss Of
good juices.
Cook thawed poultry like
any other meat, at no high
er than moderate tempera.
ture. For example, keep
the oven temperature down
TO $50 Deg. F. for roast
ing chicken, or TO slow oven
temperature of 275 Deg. F.
when braising a fowl in a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

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