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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

3

Lawers Argue Mobster's Case Over Shetsky's Location

Tulsa March 3. Tulsa mobster Rubin Shetsky remains the center of a legal battle as attorneys argue over whether he belongs in jail a hospital or a courtroom. The Oklahoma Court of Appeals in Oklahoma City scheduled a new habeas corpus hearing for Shetsky after a week of disappearance and conflicting medical and legal rulings.

Tulsa Minneapolis Rubin Shetsky Oklahoma Court of Appeals Oklahoma City Shetsky Elmore Page Cus W. Lee Johnson Merch Page J. Howard Edmondson Edmondson Nevin Dodd Dodd Johnson Tulsa County

Nesbitt Wynn marriage ends in divorce

New York socialite Dorothy Nesbitt Wynn has divorced comedian Id Wynn in Santa Monica, citing his demanding career and neglect of family. The couple, married in Las Vegas in 1946, said to have an uncontested decree and the wife described him as making her nervous.

New York Dorothy Nesbttt Id Wynn Woo

Irish Colt Is Due In Today At Santa Anita

Arctic Way, an Irish colt being flown from Ireland to California for Santa Anita, was expected to arrive in Burbank, California, after a Detroit stop. The horse departed Newark Tuesday night aboard a Flying Tiger plane.

Newark N. J Ireland California Santa Anita Burbank Detroit Flying Tiger

Loyalty Oath Declared Dead Duck at 1956 Convention

Democratic National Chairman Paul Buller said the loyalty oath would be a dead duck at the 1956 national convention. He warned that loyalty of candidates and party leaders remains a concern as allegiance to party nominees varies by state. Butler, speaking at a Florida pep rally, noted the issue especially in southern states with northern Republican movement.

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