Philip Morris Stop False Ads Ordered by Federal Hearing
A federal hearing ruled against Philip Morris, ordering the company to stop certain advertisements deemed false. Judge J. Hole presided, citing claims from Pai Sctipany and other parties. The ruling centers on ad representations and seeks immediate cessation of the disputed messaging.
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Philip Morris
J. Hole
Rine
Pai Sctipany
Fatsa
Sebsaar Aminer Wes Peting
Notable Skin Treatment Breakthrough Reported
A science note highlights a dermatology advance discovered by a university team led by Dr. Ravi Il, with testing at the Medical Association meeting. The report mentions potential topical therapies for skin infections and a later, clearer presentation of results amid evolving clinical observations.
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Ar Medical Association
S. Livingead
Uni- Texas Medicores
Ravi Il
US Gil Production Boosted For Week
US oil production rose for the week with a total yield of 6,225,625 barrels. Texas led gains with an 8 barrel increase, Illinois up 4 barrels, and Oklahoma showing a 2269 barrel drop while other states posted minor changes.
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Texas
Miss Fepiustion
Beth Ca ‘Pacrels
Ranses
Illinois
Geil
Okla
Bids To Be Received On Texas School Land Tracts
Austin Texas school land tracts scheduled for sealed bids March. Officials announced bids for lands in Matagorda Island Sun County Ty er and Knox counties and for a 22 acre Salt Fork tract. Attendance records were set at a livestock show with 180,984 paid admissions, surpassing prior records.
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Texas School Land
Tate
Bescam
Jesse
Giles
King
Knox
Matagorda Island
Sun County
Tyer County
Government Greed Claim Sparks Offbeat Letter
A fragmentary Dallas item recalls a former Marine arguing government charges of 22 cents to mail a check and 20 cents to send carbon notes from Tokyo. The piece hints at postwar paperwork, a missing receipt, and a cheeky remark about government costs.
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Dallas
Robert H. Adae
Tokyo
Korea
Amon G. Carter Jr Heads Papa’s Paper
Amon G. Carter Jr. was elected to lead Papa’s Paper in Fort Worth, signaling a leadership change at the publication. No further details available in the readable fragment.
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Amon G. Carter Jr
Fort Worth
Dent Volley
Carter
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