El Pasoan Charged With Killing Wife
A coroner s jury in San Francisco charged William Malone of Texas with murder in the July 30 1934 death of his estranged wife Lalla Louise Malone. Witnesses testified Malone confessed and a dying declaration blamed him for the shooting.
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Caroline Zahner
Preserved Peach and Tomato Pickles From Early Recipes
A collection of how to make marmalade peach pickle sweet garden tomato pickle and related preserves. Instructions cover peach marmalade with spice, tomato pickles with onions peppers and spices, sweet garden tomato pickle with celery seed and mustard, and peppers stuffed with cabbage and spice mix, plus preserved pumpkin steps.
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Children’s Summertime Lunches and Simple Meal Ideas
A reader notes summer lunches require planning after school meals end. A one plate option features shredded wheat fruit and milk, providing vitamins, dairy and energy. The article also offers tips for using leftovers and flavored syrups in cooking.
Preserving Apples Pears Grapes and More From a Vintage Guide
A long instructive excerpt describes home canning delights including Preserved Apples and Pears with sugar syrups, Pear and Pineapple Conserve, Grape Conserve, Peach and Orange Marmalade, and Apple Marmalade. It emphasizes neat jars, labels, and modern keeping methods for a winter pantry.
Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow Death Car Returns to Owner
The bullet riddled Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow death car is released to Jesse Warren of Topeka by order of Federal Judge Ben C Daw kin. The vehicle, once in Bienville Parish sheriff custody and then with the U S marshal, had been disputed after a Topeka theft. Warren plans to exhibit and commercialize the car.
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Guardsmen Depart Amarillo For Palacios Camp
Amarillo National Guard units marched through downtown Amarillo ending at Santa Fe station before heading to Camp Hulen Palacios for a 17 day summer encampment. Five units traveled by train and the rest by motor truck. The guard, part of 8,000 Texas members, will train at the Palacios camp.
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