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Baking - Butchers - Cooking - Drink - Food

Feb. 02, 1951 - England America Two Part pancake race: Olney versus liberal. The apron appropriately named: Housewives in Liberal (Kansas) and Olney (Bucks) today took part in a two part pancake race over 415 yard courses it being a rule that the pancakes be tossed at least three times en route. A Prayer Book a pressure cooker a reproduction antique blanket box and a skillet figure among the prizes. America was represented by Miss Elizabeth Hearn of the U.S. Embassy and a similar representative of the British Embassy was at Liberal. Photo shows Mrs. Gwen Barnes with her appropriately named apron at the start of the great race at Olney this morning

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13160941
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46127497
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Appropriately Barnes Cooker Courses Gwen Hearn Housewives Least Olney Pancake Pancakes Pressure Prizes Representative Represented Reproduction Rule Similar Skillet Tossed Versus


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