Housewives Targeted by False Work Advertisements
Washington AP reports Edwin M. Lockard of the Baltimore Better Business Bureau warns housewives are a favored target of deceptive at home work ads. A Baltimore firm offered envelopes, claimed numerous affiliations, and promised 35 dollars a week for a few hours nightly, charging two dollars for mail list registration. After a postal probe the advertiser dissolved and letters were returned. The FTC concludes a two day session with 47 consumer groups to strengthen defenses against misleading advertising and deceptive sales practices.
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Washington
Association of Better Business Bureaus
Edwin M. Lockard
Baltimore
Better Business Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Ureau
Lockard
FTC
Christmas Cards Sent By TV Stars
AP report notes TV stars favor earnest religious or simple season greetings in their Christmas cards. Garry Moore, Perry Como, Gene Barry, Paul Winchell, Betty Furness, Sid Caesar, Patti Page, and others showcase religious, festive, or elegant designs. NBC looks to test new talent while Pat Boone lists year end song selections for December 31.
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New York
Garry Moore
Perry Como
Moore
Angel
Como
Robert Taylor
Evdie Gorme
Steve Lawrence
Snari Lewis
Lamphop
Tony Bennett
Patti Page
David Jansen
Paul Winchell
Gene Barry
Shelley Bermans
McGuire Sisters
Jackie Gleason
NBC
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
CBS
Pat Boone
Lover
April Loave
Walsh Construction to scrap 19 WWII ships next month
South Portland AP reports Walsh Construction Co. will scrap 19 ships next month all old World War II relics. The batch includes nine patrol craft a victory ship and nine liberty ships delivered from Norfolk Virginia Wilmington Delaware and Philadelphia.
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South Portland
Walsh Construction Co
Norfolk, Va
Wilmington
Del
Phiadelphia
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