Looking Back: Thompson’S Candy Store In 1935

Wed., Feb. 9, 2000

FOR THE RECORD: February 11, 2000: Date incorrect: The Looking Back photo in Wednesday’s edition was taken no earlier than 1939. The date attributed to the photo was incorrect.

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Looking Back: Thompson’S Candy Store In 1935

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