Pretzels Come to Amarillo as History Bends Back
Texas bakeries revive the pretzel tradition mixing modern methods with age old craft. Historians cite Dutch and German American recipes passed through generations as pretzels go from kneading to shaping, with bending remaining a hand crafted art.
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Hole in the Detroit River Deepening Project
U S army engineers are digging a mile and a half long by 450 feet wide hole in the Detroit River bottom to deepen the Livingston Channel for a 26 foot draft. The section is dammed at both ends, water pumped out, and two end dams blasted to connect with the dredged channel. About 3.5 million dollars funds six and a half miles of work, slated for completion in 1936. If the Great Lakes Waterway becomes reality, ocean vessels could pass from the St. Lawrence to Duluth. traffic now uses an alternate channel.
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Five for Each Female in Ancient Pretzel Lore
The fragment references a tradition of five for each female tied to pretzels with roots in antiquity. It suggests pre Roman origins and vague links to mystic pagan rites and religious ceremonies.
Fre ed on Bond in Killing of Aviator at Galveston
Rose Maceo, a noted police figure, released on 10000 bond after being charged with murder for the shooting of aviator Lee Hausinger 27 near the Galveston beach front. Hausinger died after whispering a statement. no witnesses were present. Maceo is brother to night club owner Sam Maceo.
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Indicted robber Hausinger slain near cafe by beach
Hausinger, under indictment in a September robbery of the Eiband dry goods store, was to be tried next month for robbery with firearms. He was seen near a cafe by the beach minutes before being shot. patrons and an officer found him on the sidewalk.
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Two Casimirs share birth record in Polish court dispute
In Warsaw on April 20 Casimir Kulakowski claimed his birth certificate vanished. Authorities revealed he and another boy were christened together and the priest incorrectly recorded both as Casimir No 1 and Casimir No 2, prompting a legal challenge.
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Unable to wed until authorities resolve identities
The couple who wish to marry cannot proceed until officials untangle their identities, delaying the ceremony and forcing a legal review to identify them.
Foreign policy jabs and literary quips in a bustling column
A rambling daily column discusses American gold policy and foreign debt ideas from Mussolini and voices about Russia and Britain. It cites Air Record talk and George Bernard Shaw returns to England, with literary misattribution notes and corrections for readers.
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