Hangover House Remains A Shrine To Halliburton
In Laguna Hills California the Hangover House, built in 1938 for adventurer Richard Halliburton, draws daylight rumors of hauntings and a buried treasure. Owner Wallace Scott dismisses superstition while noting the 50 tons of steel and 100 tons of concrete in the cliffside structure near the Pacific where Halliburton died in 1939 aboard The Sea Dragon.
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Gourmet Magazine Founder MacAusland Sets Gourmet Standard
Rene Cappone profiles Earle R. MacAusland founder of Gourmet magazine. The piece describes his early cooking, rise from ad work to publishing, and Gourmet s focus on French provincial cuisine, variety, and economical, flavorful dishes. It notes his 100000 circulation and penthouse offices, with anecdotes about his weight and staff.
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