Antismut Measure Faces First Federal Scrutiny
New York reports on a federal bid to regulate the mailing list industry worth billions. The proposed bill would require listing firms to register and reveal recipients on request, targeting advertisers and direct mailers. The piece notes the ubiquity of compiled lists from auto records to hospital files and cites R. L. Polk and several brokers as central players.
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Kansas City
Post Office
Civil Service Committees
Congress
Heads Company of
York
R. L. Polk
Detroit
Auto Registratic
Connecticut
New Yo Gel
Silver Dollars to Go on Market
News notes the New York Mercantile Exchange plans to match buyers and sellers of silver dollars, with trading possible next month. The U S Mint halted minting since 1955, making these coins scarce. common used dollars fetch about 4 dollars, unused around 10, with rare pieces worth thousands.
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At&t
York Mercantile Exchange
Nevada
Rocky Mountains
New York
Salong
Norman Stack
Stack
Aathew Sox
Commundity Exchange, Inc
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Building
Charles T. Ross
Ross
The
Exchange
Portand
Ore
Santé America Telephone & Telegraph
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Paya
Antismut
Federal Eye
Clement J. Zablocki
Zablocki
Omi
Henry Hoke Jr
Putisher
Reporter of
Direct Mail Advertising
Ware
Tate
United Church of Chest
P.S
Avaldig Community Church
Alernoye & Beacon
Avalnn
BREA
Coleen
Hovey
Bulna Park
Beach
Corona del Amar
Sso
OS Alamitos
Christ Churches
Soutland
United Church
OF Christ
Tee An Ae Tre Congregational Christian
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Barker Bros
Long Beach
SAL
Barker
Thomasville
Vale
Army
Valve
Valed
Gay
Mattress & Box Spring Sealy
Table Shop
Nasemina
Eee & Gale
Vinelle
Salem
Selem
Coventry
Angelique
Patanyi
NORGE
Westinghouse
Clairtone
Wal
Fir
OLD Colony
Tate Pe
Fortres
le GE
Foriable TV
Wedgewood
A. decOrativ
By Sally Ryan
U.S
Elmas
Reader’s Digest
Cala
Charles Ross
Whephel
New Cale Lafayette
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