Socialist Party Names 1952 Nominees Again
NEW YORK The Socialist Workers party has again nominated Farrell Dobbs as its candidate for president and Mrs Myra Tanner Weiss for vice president. Dobbs a former truck driver and Mrs Weiss a onetime cannery worker headed the party's ticket in 1952. They were on the ballots in seven states in 1952 and polled 10 306 votes.
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Longer storage makes potatoes less mealy and soggy, according to food science notes on starch behavior.
Michigan Girl Crowned Out of This World Miss Majorette
Gail Ponte of Dearborn Michigan won the 1956 national Miss Majorette title at Buckeye Lake after three years of attempts. She wore the Michigan Martian costume with a bulb batery powered display and had placed sixth in 1954.
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