“SWEEP” FORTUNES
CHEF’S GIFT TICKET NEW YORK, 26th March. A howl of steaming Hasenpfeffer (spiced hare) prepared by a £3 a week Hungarian cook in a lower Manhattan restaurant, brought him a gift from -n unknown grateful customer of a sweep ticket. The cook, who had been drawing Government relief later learned that he held Golden Miller, which won the Grand National. He refused £SOOO for A Brooklyn charwoman widow, who held Delaneige, second in the race, shares a modest apartment with her son-in-law, daughter, and two sons i;i their early twenties. All are unemployed -except the daughter, who presented the ticket to her mpthei.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 7 April 1934, Page 3
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