Woman Candidate In Uganda Fails To Vote For Self
The first woman candidate ever to stand for parliament in Uganda did not vote for herself in the Thursday ballot. Tabulations show she did not receive a single vote.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1957
Page
15
The first woman candidate ever to stand for parliament in Uganda did not vote for herself in the Thursday ballot. Tabulations show she did not receive a single vote.
A group of Somerville residents met Monday to discuss obtaining tax abatements on their garages. They say new cars are larger and do not fit in garages, forcing them to park on the street.
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A misworded public sign near East Sligh School drew attention when students learning spelling spotted errors. Principal Austin Besancon notified authorities after pedestrians reported the signs. Police removed the erroneous signs. Columbus.
Gallagher said he thought there just have been a foulup in the paint shop. The remark hints at a possible production error affecting the final finish or coloration of the item in question. No further details are provided in the fragment.
At Temple University Hospital a four year old girl named Kathi Warman wailed loudly after pre operative tonsil shots. Samuel Ringald informed her she had a fresh cold, so the tonsil operation could not proceed that day and nurses sought help to calm her.
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