Arkansas Senate OKs limit on Presidency to ten years
State Senate in Little Rock approved a measure to limit Presidents to a total of ten years in office, including two full terms. If 36 states ratify, it becomes the 22nd amendment. The bill, not affecting President Truman, would bar a vice president who serves more than two years of an unexpired term from a second full term.
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Arkansas
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Springdale
House
W. H. Abington
Beebe
Truman
Arizona
Alabama
Tennesse
Rhode Island
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Nevada
Maryland
Kentucky
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West Virginia
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Oklahoma
Lawmaking Sessions Across States in 1951 Legislative Year
States including South Carolina Minnesota Utah Georgia and Washington hold 1951 legislative sessions with most of the 18 pursuing annual meetings. The report notes varied agendas and timing across this snapshot of state government activity.
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South Carolina
Minnesota
Utah
Georgia
Washingte
Dalhart Eyes Phone Finance
Dalhart City Council asked for an independent auditor’s financial report on Southwestern Associated Telephone Company before acting on a rate increase. The firm, represented by Dallas and Guymon officials, seeks a 7 percent return on an investment the company lists as 235000. Councilman Nance cited tax renditions showing investments of 45000 to 54000 and urged full scrutiny. The council also accepted R. Childers's Ward 3 seat resignation and will fill it at the April election.
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Dalhart
Southwestern Associated Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Dallas
Guymon
Bruce Nance
Nance
R. Childers
Amarillo Symphony features Jean Geis soloist at 8:50
Jean Geis, recent National Federation of Music Clubs award winner and student of Mme Rosina Shevinne, appears with the Amarillo Symphony at Municipal Auditorium. Under A. Clyde Roller, she will perform the Warsaw Concerto with Nocturne for Left Hand and Toccata. Tickets range 75 cents to $2.10. season ticket 71 valid. Local sponsor is Amarillo Junior League.
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Amarillo
A. Clyde Roller
Miss Geis
Ravel
Ohio
NBC Symphony
Erich Leinsdorf
Baltimore Music Club
Dewey Calls for Line Against Communism in Peace Through Strength
New York February 13 Gov Thomas E Dewey urged a line against further Communist aggression and a peace through strength policy He named Atlantic Pact nations Greece Turkey Iran Yugoslavia Spain Israel and the Moslem world from Egypt to China as defense lines He argued for reinforcing American troops in Europe to prevent blunders into wars and to win peace without war
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Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Dewey
National Republican Club
Greece
Turkey
Tiran
Spain
Yugoslavia
Israel
Egypt
China
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Europe
America
Indian fire wipes out millions in homes and timber yard
A massive blaze in India destroyed several million dollars worth of houses and a timber yard. Authorities coordinated firefighting efforts as flames devastated residential structures and nearby timber stock, causing extensive property loss and concerns for nearby communities.
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India
Connally Seeks Higher Combat Pay for Korea Forces
Senator Connally of Texas backed legislation to boost combat pay for Korea troops. The plan would add 50 dollars per month for enlisted ground forces and 100 dollars for officers, pending Armed Services Committee approval.
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Washington
Korea
Senator Connally
Texas
Connally
Senate Armed Services Committee
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