Quickie divorce bills face committee delay in Alabama
The Huntsville Times notes the bill to outlaw quickie divorces is stuck in Montgomery committees amid lobbying. The piece urges public pressure through letters to representatives, warning that divorce and high interest loan laws may remain buried without citizen action.
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Huntsville Times
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Alabama
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Labor Forces The Issue On Labor Strife And Law
A columnist argues that public weariness with labor violence and investigations may push for stronger laws. The Hayes Aircraft strike in Birmingham prompts a court order banning violence and intimidation, highlighting tension between union rights and public safety. Old John L Lewis warns against excess laws, while urging enforcement of existing statutes to curb violence.
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Decoma
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Labor bill debate looms as insiders foresee tougher reform
Congressional insiders forecast a new anti mob bill this summer costing about 100 million dollars yearly and needing a special staff to police corrupt union insiders. Reuther Harrison pressed Speaker Rayburn for a softer House version while warning of pressures inside labor and the political risk to the Democratic Congress. Rayburn weighs how to avoid a hard floor fight as the bill moves from the Labor Committee.
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Rayburn
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The Bigness of Man by Arlie B Davidson
The article reflects on human insignificance in physical size yet emphasizes man’s vast mental powers. It portrays humans as astronomers and scientists probing unknowns, with a moral religion that gives life meaning, placing man near the angels atop creation.
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Republican Dixiecrat Coalition Ties with Southern Democrats
Drew Pearson reports 33 Republican leaders in the House form a disciplined bloc with 33 Southern Democrats to push or block major economic measures, meeting to count votes and align on strategies. Ike’s GOP leader Charlie Halleck and Maryland’s Howard Smith lead the alliance, while Halleck opposes Eisenhower on a Supreme Court override bill. The group also secretly added 500000 for Southern river control, despite budget cuts. Pearson also covers Mickey Cohen’s reform stance and Candy Barr’s 15 year Marijuana sentence in Texas, urging a review by Gov. Dan Patrick.
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Louisiana
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
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Texas
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Dallas
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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Schedule fragment for Briscoe Road area events
A list of times and locations including Dog 8:15 at Trippe Shell Camp 8 30 Leon Li Store 9 20 Beantare 9 40 Smallwood Store 10 00 Union Grove Church 10 no 11 15 Gar 12 15 Center Jet 12 3 Apple Grove 12 45 Vice Farm 2 45 Martha Griffin Place on Briscoe Road 3 15 Six Mile School.
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Vice Farm
Martha Griffin
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Six Mile School
America's Peace Of Mind Tied To U S Stock Market Fluctuations
Sylvia Porter reports on the first nationwide census of stock holders showing one in eight adults owns stock, with women slightly exceeding men as owners. The piece highlights rising ownership, pension fund exposure, regional shifts, and the spread of stock investing across middle America including employee plans and unions.
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South Atlantic
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Berkeley
Hartford
Pasa
St. Petersburg
Wilmington
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Main Street
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Hall Syndicate
Austria Draws Medical Students from Global Pool
Austria leads in doctors per capita and attracts medical students from many countries, highlighting its appeal to international medical education and healthcare training.
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