Democratic candidate for Congress Thomas B. Adams accused Rep. Philip J. Philbin of Clinton, Mass. of "fraud" for allegedly using House of Representatives stationary to mail personal campaign material to constituents (9/7). Adams is shown holding an envelope and the solicitation allegedly used by Philbin. Adams is challenging Philbin for the congressional seat from the Third District in the November elections, and is a direct descendant of two U.S. Presidents.
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Democratic candidate for Congress Thomas B. Adams accused Rep. Philip J. Philbin of Clinton, Mass. of "fraud" for allegedly using House of Representatives stationary to mail personal campaign material to constituents (9/7). Adams is shown holding an envelope and the solicitation allegedly used by Philbin. Adams is challenging Philbin for the congressional seat from the Third District in the November elections, and is a direct descendant of two U.S. Presidents.

United Press International · [ca. September 1968]

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[Information from item housing] Adams, Thomas Boylston - Politician

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