Fitzgerald's first success still conjures curiosity
Asbury Park report recalls F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jersey Shore visits before This Side of Paradise. The piece traces his Princeton years, early writings, and the enduring debate over his Princeton legacy, noting his feasts with Triangle Club, his poor grades, and later archive findings.
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Fitzgerald
Asbury Park
N.J
Marie
Fifth Avenue Funland
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paradise
Jersey Shore
New Jersey
Princeton
Scribner’s
New York
Shane Leslie
Charles Scribner
Rupert Brooke
University Place
Crawford
Hobey Baker
Amory Blaine
Triangle Club
Triangle
Broccoli
Princeton University
Ernest Hemingway
Alexander P. Clark
Hollywood
Alchohol
Bruccoli
Hershey sues rivals over kiss trademark in court
Hershey Foods Corp accuses Cerreta Candy Co and Londons Candies of infringing its 70 year old Hershey Kiss trade dress and seeks a court stop to halt production. Hershey argues its cone shaped foil wrapped kisses with paper bands have lost sales and caused irreparable injury. spokesmen rebut, saying size and packaging distinguish their products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Cerreta Candy Co
Phoenix
Ariz
Londons Candies, Inc
Canton
Ohio
Possible epilepsy cause investigated at chemical meeting
At the 174th meeting of the American Chemical Society Dr Yukio Tanaka of St Marys hospital Montreal reported epilepsy may stem from a chemical deficiency in blood. He noted children with convulsions often have lowered manganese levels versus a normal average of 14.5 micrograms per liter and cited a patient with 6.5 micrograms per liter compared with six normal children at 11 to 40.
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Chicago
UPI
American Chemical Society
Yukio Tanaka
St. Mary’s Hospital
Montreal
Tanaka
Ancient China substitute execution payment practice reported
A United Press International note describes a man offering to be executed in place of another in ancient China. The exchange was paid to the substitute’s family. It mentions a child with low manganese levels and a researcher noting no proven epilepsy cure yet promising a new field of inquiry.
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China
Art as essential in early education sparks brain research
New York UPI reports in Saturday Review that children lacking art education in early elementary grades may suffer brain damage. Dr. Jean Huston of the Foundation for Mind Research in Pomona cites stimulation from art programs as crucial for mental development.
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New York
UPI
Saturday Review
Jean Huston
Foundation For Mind Research
Pomona
N.Y
Dr. Masters
Huston-Masters
Americans warm on neighborhoods but cite service gaps
A Census Bureau and HUD joint survey of 72.5 million households finds 82.5 percent rate neighborhoods excellent or good while 36 percent call transportation inadequate and 3.6 percent rate schools below par. The study notes higher satisfaction among those earning above and below $25,000, and highlights widespread complaints about basic services.
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Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Times News Service
Trenton
Robert Crawford
Kerry Holliday
U.S. District Court
Harrisburg
Londons Candies
Hershey’s
Cerreta Candy
United Press International
Washington
Huston
Robert Masters
Masters
Neasinos Ntroltaq
Nieina
Aabufoni
The
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Bennington Banner
Box
Main Street
Bennington
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