Truffles to Snails Specialty Foods Business Booms
AP reports a booming specialty foods market driven by travel and entertaining at home. U S imports and domestic producers push sales above 70 million dollars wholesale this year, with two thirds from imports including cheeses, caviar, truffles, pate a foie gras and snails.
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United States
Harold Roth
National
Assa
Italy
General Foods
New York
Morocco
Yemen
Custards Cooled Quickly After Oven Removal
As soon as baked custards are ready to come from the oven they should be removed from their hot water bath and surrounded with cold water to stop cooking and set the texture promptly.
Three Queen Candidates Named for Fiesta Pageant
Three candidates for the Fiesta Queen title are listed with ages, parent names, and heights: Sara Bonilla Isabel Hernandez and Ortiez. Bonilla is 15 from Chanute and daughter of Nick and Bonilla. Hernandez is 17 from Parsons daughter of Valentin Hernandez. Ortiez is 17 from Independence daughter of Hinez Ortiez.
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Sara Bonilla
Chanute
Dolores Ortiez
Independence
Isabel Hernandez
Parsons
Santa Fe Park
Miss Hernandez
Valentin Hernandez
Miss Ortiez
Hinez Ortiez
Ortiez
Miss Bonilla
Nick
Smuggling Replaces Piracy in the Sulu Islands Amid Smuggling Boom
The Sulu Archipelago home to 108000 Moros has shifted from piracy to smuggling as a path to wealth. Goods from Borneo enter through Jolo with cigarettes perfume batik cloth guns and grenades. Government duty revenue collapsed after 1956 ban on luxury imports. Moros use fast bumpits to evade navy patrols.
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Emanila
Sulu
Mindanao
Borneo
Southeast Asia
John J
Black Jack
Pershing
Moro
Jolo
Coral Islands
Shotgun Wound Fatal to Little Girl
Five year old Wynonia Wilson died from a gunshot wound after being in the line of fire during a parental argument in Wichita. Investigators described the incident as occurring early Sunday morning with authorities collecting evidence at the scene and awaiting autopsy results.
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Wichita
Wynonia Wilson
Husband admits frightening wife with gun incident
Fred R. Wilson, 35, told police he pulled what he believed to be an unloaded pistol during a quarrel with his wife. The weapon discharged, grazing Mrs. Wilson on the right cheek and striking Wynonia in the neck as she lay in bed near her mother.
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Fred R. Wilson
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