Capitol Hill Debates Is Amos Andys Marriage Legal
Washington January 10. Senators and representatives discuss the fictional marriage of Amos and Andy star Andy of Amos and Andy after a radio wedding gag. Lawmakers weigh bachelor status, potential legal questions, and whether the ceremony was valid.
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Amos
Washington
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Budset
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Ani
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Abigail
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Ilinois
Pooria
Fardie Scott. R
Pennsylvania
Ameris
Chester A. Chasney
J. Vaughn Gary
Virginia
Madame Queen
Richmond
Tom
Amos ‘N Andy
Anday
Clarke W. Thompson
Texas
United States
John FE. Marsalis
Alben Wr. Barkier
Welda
Medical Competition Urged to Improve U S Doctors
Dean Leland of Northeastern University urged the United States to increase competition in medicine to yield more and better doctors. He warned current admission practices may fail to produce consistently skilled physicians and called for reform to end Petrillo economics and boost both medical school and professional competition.
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Two Americans Found Dead Near Fruit Farm Hilltop
Wanila PT January 10. Tree constabulary in Zem pales Province reports two severly harmed Americans found headless on a hilltop near their fruit farm. Paul H. Sakes and Frank Jirgl, former soldiers, were missing since mid November. Signs of a fierce struggle, bloodstained papers, belongings scattered. Suspect captives tied to Serle's wife and brother-in-law.
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Czech Paper Accuses US Reporters of Espionage
Prague dispatch notes that Communist Nova Svoboda claims American foreign correspondents are espionage agents. The piece cites alleged misinformation about civil war, strikes, bankruptcy, and promiscuity in socialist states. British reporter Eric Bourne and French colleague Amber Bogoslou faced expulsion orders, with Bourne leaving for Nuremberg and the pair obtaining brief extensions.
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Missing Texas couple found after weekend drift
Afir and Mrs Frenk F Lesikar, reported missing since Saturday, turned up safe in Eagle Lake after traveling from Austin to Houston. A son misheard the family name and reported no such contact, while long-distance confusion delayed the report.
Forecast of a sharp drop in auto sales in 1950
Washington reports the Commerce Department forecasts a 40 to 26 percent decline in automobile and vehicle sales for 1950. Production emphasis shifts to low priced cars while demand peaks in acting and summer. Overall vehicle and parts output is projected near $9.2 billion, down from $10.7 billion in 1949.
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Sun Patters Spring Corduroy Skirt Pattern No 2394
Advertisement for Baytown Pattern Department offering Sun Patters corduroy skirt pattern No 2394 in waist sizes 24 to 32, size 28 and yardage 39 inches. Price 25 cents plus mail order details and address in New York. Also promotes FALL-WINTER FASHION BOOK for 23 cents with over 150 pattern styles and gift ideas.
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First 1950 Real Estate Luncheon Set For Friday
Baytown Real Estate Board opens its 1950 season with a luncheon at 12 30 pm in Humble Dining Room on Friday January 13. New president Nat Pace Jr will speak, topic to be announced, with emphasis on ethical conduct and community betterment. Officers include C J Bailey vice president and Clifford A Bong secretary treasurer.
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Dentist Invents Ice Gripper Gadget for Walking
In Walters Oklahoma on January 10 a 76 year old dentist Dr F D Stafford unveiled ice grippers that fit between the heel and sole of a shoe with a sharp digging point to provide steady footing on icy sidewalks. Orders are coming in from across the country and he has started an assembly setup with two helpers. Macy's of New York is mentioned in connection with orders.
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Mink Coat Mishap Ends with Reward Signature
Jen Edinburg reports W C Brumley discarded a $2000 mink on a car roof en route to San Antonio. The coat blew away and was later recovered by Isador Garza after a KHURYV broadcast. Garza and Brumley each received a 350 dollar reward.
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