Alibis Dominate 1951 Drunken Driving Trials In Fort Worth
Fort Worth court records show motorists charged with drunken driving increasingly rely on unusual alibis such as dodging chug holes and claims of dentist caused breath odor. One driver admitted weaving but insisted he was sober. A laundry worker blamed a dentist visit for slurred speech.
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Motley mix of confessions and recipes from Eisra Ohio
A 1951 Eisra Ohio report recalls motorists defending drunken charges with odd explanations such as alcohol mouthwash or hair tonic. Officers cite liquor smells while defendants insist medicines or barber shop products caused the scent. The piece also includes short kitchen recipe passages and a pepper slaw recipe with detailed ingredients and steps.
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Red And White Salad Ring Easy To Make
A vintage recipe by Alice Denhoff offers a Red and White Salad Ring. It instructs dissolving lemon gelatin in boiling water with tomato juice, molding the red layer, then topping with a cream cheese mixture and warm condensed chicken soup with softened gelatin for the white layer.
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Alice Denhoff
Shoeless Suspect Fleeing St Louis Liquor Store Heist
Police chased two masked men after a liquor store holdup. One offender bolted shoeless, leaving a black shoe near the door while the mate was recovered about 751 feet away as authorities sought both suspects.
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