Bipartisan Reactions Spur Varied Replies to Poll Queries
A mass of editorials and lawmakers respond sharply to poll questions on aid to Europe and the Marshall plan. Senators Morse Kilgore and others clash over policy aims, with critics calling for restraint, skepticism of UN actions, and warnings against dictating governments. Editors across states critique or defend the plan, urging prudence or satire as prices and wages loom. Rep. Vorys quips on the futility of expecting binary answers for complex issues.
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Herwig Fined $300 on Wedding License Count
LAS VEGAS AP Bob Herbig a blond marine lieutenant and former husband of Kathleen Winsor pled guilty to falsifying a marriage license application and was fined 300 dollars. The judge urged him to wait until divorce is final before remarrying. Heigman, 20, UC freshman, and Herwig, 32, married last week. They sat holding hands in court Thursday.
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Marriage License Notes Divorce Finality in Hegeman Wedding
A marriage license application states that when he wed Miss Hegeman his California divorce had become final. This confirms the legal end of the prior marriage before the new union.
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Jail Urges Woman Guest To Depart
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. AP The city faced a one legged motorist Susie Hayes after she refused to pay a $7 fine for a panel stop sign violation. She grabbed Patrolman J Bee, demanded jail, and criticized jail conditions before police released her after about an hour.
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