Former Representative Testifies Whisky Dealer Picked Up Bills
Former Tennessee lawmaker Ambrose Lovie testified before a House committee about charges that Judur Rawlston Schoolfield took $2,500 to kill an anti gambling bill. Testimony followed by Loremer Hep John Chambliss and Sen J B Ragan as the panel adjourned. Hamilton County delegate Leonard Aymon could not attend.
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House
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Chielstias
Ragow
Bil Grossiman
Grossman
William Cobb
Memphis
Senate
Attorney General’s Office
Hoon
Nixon in Washington A Typical Day As Vice President
The article sketches a day in the life of Vice President Richard M. Nixon in Washington. It outlines his routine from 7 a.m. breakfast with family to a crowded 9 a.m. start of Senate appointments, offices in the Capitol, a large staff, and afternoons filled with conferences and speech writing. It notes his travel, church attendance, letters received, and the balance between public duties and private life, with emphasis on his workload and scheduling.
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Washington
Jame Ly
Julie Velty
Patricia
Peter Edson Keasle
Richard M. Nixon
South America
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Patricks
Julie
Senate
Barkley
Garner
Capitol
V.P
I Wislams
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Sens
Douglas
Kefauver
Willnnt G. Ker
Marine Cal. Robert
UK Busiel
Cenes
Key
Toa
Finch
Pfernoons
Pat
Bel
Butler Cancels Weekends Off For Troopers
State Safety Commissioner Hilton Butler orders all Highway Patrol weekend leaves canceled to boost patrols amid rising traffic deaths. He cites last weekend’s 14 fatalities as a dire, record weekend.
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Nashville
Hilton
Butler
Highway Patrol
Cotton Carnival Fashion Show Opens Carnival Week
The Cotton Carnival opens with the Maid of Cotton fashion show on day one, then the first parade. A royal barge arrival with fireworks drew about 150,000 as King Hugh Sprunt and Queen Irene Leatherman greeted dignitaries including Gov. Frank Clement and Mayor Edmund Orgill.
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Memphis
Amd
Carnival
Hugh, Sprunt
Irene Leatherman
Frank Clement
Edmund Orgill
Shelby County Commission
David Harsh
Maid of Colton
Jean Carter
From Prunes To Plums Ad Prompts Tragic Plunge Case
A garbled ad piece notes Ta sinces on prunes and plums while reporting a double fall from a window. David Grimeyer survived a third story plunge after a medical stay. Virginia, 23, was unscathed. Chaikhowski, four stories down at Henry Ford Hospital, is listed in critical condition with chest injuries.
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Lee Heb Detrgitf
David Grimeyer
Association
Josep Deiatkowski
David
Virginia
Chaikhowski
Henry Ford Hospital
Oklahoma City shower goes on despite stork surprise
Mrs. Glen Curry decided to press ahead with a baby shower for Mrs. Charles Heinen even as the stork arrived a day early. The father kept the women amused trying on gifts while the host had cakes and ice cream prepared. The party was declared a complete success.
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Oklahoma
Glen Curry
Charles Heinen
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