Man Who Hit Sinatra Improves After Lounge Incident
Frederick R. Weisman, a wealthy retired businessman, shows marked improvement at Mt. Sinai Hospital after a Beverly Hills lounge dispute with Frank Sinatra. He is conscious and recognizes family. the condition remains serious but progress is satisfactory. Weisman, 34, ex-president of Hunt Foods, was knocked unconscious Wednesday at the Beverly Hills Hotel Folo Lounge and underwent cranial surgery Thursday. The singer said Weisman punched him after accusing Sinatra and his party of making too much noise. Sinatra stated Weisman fell across a table and to the floor.
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Book Title Test Shows Dynamic Headlines Sell More
Max D. and Dr. Crane discuss how headline length matters less than the hook. A six word heading outperformed a shorter title by reviving buying habit, proving dynamic phrasing beats brevity in ads. The booklet on Streamlined Advertising Strategy is offered with a small stamp return envelope.
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Col. Knox
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Penitentiary To Receive Auto Equipment
Automotive equipment valued at about 1900 dollars will be presented to Missouri State Penitentiary's vocational education department on Tuesday. Ford representatives join prison officials to accept eight cylinder engine automatic transmission rear axle and training aids, with Ford’s Schanzmeyer noting Ford has donated equipment to over 3000 schools since 1952.
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Missouri’ State Penitentiary
Tom Hageman
Carl Strickland
Lawrence Aber
D. M. Steiger
Mark Alderman
Maine Lobster Shortage Tied to Colder Coastal Waters
Maine officials report a lobster supply decline due to cooler Atlantic waters. State marine research chief Robert L. Dow notes smaller catches and higher prices over the past two years as stocks shrink along the Maine coast.
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Dangers of Everyday Items Warned In Ann Landers Row
A reader laments the death of a four year old from aspirin poisoning and urges warnings about household risks. Ann Landers responds advising parents to lock away medicines cleaning products and chemicals to protect children. The column includes letters about haircut battles and guidance on changing behavior patterns for personal issues.
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Ann Landers
Highlights in History: 1933 N I R A passage and other dates
On this date in 1933 Congress passed the National Industrial Recovery Act aiming to self regulate industry with labor and consumer input in codes. Other items note Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502 and Paris open city in 1940 amid civil rights protests.
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