Political Cigars Lose Out To Book Matches
A fragmented report discusses how political campaigns favor distributing matchbooks over cigars, citing collectors and campaign officials. It notes large matchbook campaigns in Texas and other states, with figures suggesting they influence voter impressions and election outcomes.
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Match pads and slogans shape a campaign in Kentucky and beyond
An OCR filled with tangled names and claims describes match pad slogans tied to a political contest in Kentucky last year. It mentions Dr. Orvar Swenson and pediatric figures in Boston, a nurse called Young, and slogans urging maternal insight as candidates compete.
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Paris jail term for Palifailist in assault case
A Paris court yesterday sentenced a Palifailist to three months in jail and a $130 fine for l executive assault and battery in a case brought before the National Assembly. The ruling concludes the disputed legal action tied to political tensions.
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Eating Hearts Out Fat Men Seek Love
In Los Angeles an expert at the Celibrnre Dietetic association spring meeting says obesity stems from unmet love needs. Dr Lesnard Wendland, a clinical psychologist, tells delegates neurosis fuel overeating and social rejection worsens weight. Other speakers call obesity a national issue requiring dietitians, psychologists, and internists. a nurse urges fat people to enlist friends in supporting diet efforts.
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Los Angeles Teacher Pay Hike Proposal Attacked
A pay raise proposal for Los Angeles teachers faced strong opposition from a teacher group leader addressing the school board. She argued against asking educators to subsist in a tightened economy and urged action despite opposition.
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Spelling Bee Winner Reveals Victory Diary and Wins
Washington's Melody Sackko, the 1934 1st prize winner in the National Spelling Bee, credits memorizing the dictionary for success while planning college and bagging a $1000 prize. She notes she didn’t know all words but knew enough to beat finalists Sandy Owen and Ann Malone Warren among others.
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