House Backs Education Bill to Aid Handicapped Children
Oklahoma House members added their names to a vetoed 1951 measure authorizing 425000 dollars to aid handicapped students in school districts providing special instruction. Led by Rep. J. D. McCarty, 64 sponsors signed on, including Speaker James C. Nance, as the bill moves to the Roads and Appropriations committees for study before final floor action.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Johnston Murray
Senate
J. D. McCarty
James C. Nance
House
Paul Harkey
Idabel
Roads and Highways Committee
Appropriations Committee
Technician Faces Pair Of Troubles
LOS ANGELES film studio technician Norman D. Schultz 36 faces double trouble as Joy Stanley 29 accuses him of fathering two sets of twins out of wedlock. She seeks support for Margaret and Michael aged 2 years and Karen and Sharon aged 15 months.
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Los Angeles
Norman D. Schultz
Joy Stanley
Schultz
Advertising excerpt for Constipation Remedy
An 1840s styled advertisement promotes Famous Black Draught powder as a reliable laxative. It touts familiar powder granulated form and a convenient new tablet form for adults seeking relief from constipation.
Oklahoma House Debuts Loyalty Oath Bill
The Oklahoma House introduced a loyalty oath bill to bar members of subversive organizations from public service. It requires public employees to attest nonmembership and imposes perjury penalties for false statements. The session also saw a $4 million teacher retirement fund allocation and a plan for McAlester prison to manufacture insecticides and fertilizers for farmers.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Treasury
McAlester State Penitentiary
Insurance Rate Hike Vote Seen In House Action
Representatives prepared to vote on a resolution asking the State Insurance Board to revoke higher auto liability rates recently put in place by insurers. Secretary Joe Beaver said a decision on allowing the rates to stand was nearing and would be announced soon. The measure, likely to pass, would not be legally binding and cites an NBUCU filing as being against the public interest.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma House of Representatives
State Insurance Board
Joe Beaver
House
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Man seeks return to Kilby Prison to finish 99 year sentence
In Cleveland a 28 year old black man Cartilyou Armstrong pleads with Judge Merrick to send him back to Alabama Kilby Prison to complete a 97 years eight month robbery term. Armstrong, who escaped in 1950, praises Kilby and says he prefers Southern confinement. The court orders Alabama authorities notified.
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Negro
Judge
Alabama Pen
Cleveland
Cartilyou Armstrong
Alabama
Kilby
Armstrong
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Marengo County
Prostate gland booklet advertised by Kansas City Medical Press
An ad promotes a booklet from The Little Doctor Book Series explaining the prostate gland in simple terms. It invites readers to mail 10 cents for the booklet and lists other titles such as Kidney & Bladder arthritis and rupture.
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The
Kansas City Medical Press
K. C. Medical Press
Dept
East 71St St
Kansas City
Dean
Doan
Solon Says Vets Doubt U S Prisoners Survive
Representative Ayres of Ohio cited returning Korean veterans who doubt U S war prisoners will survive Communist imprisonment. He joined three other congressmen in urging the House to investigate alleged Communist atrocities against combat men and war prisoners in Korea.
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Solon
U. S
Washington
Ayres
Ohio
House
Korea
It’s Unreasonable mystery in Glen Cove sleigh ride plan
Glen Cove officials opened a street sanding complaint from 8 year old James Curran asking to block one street per section for sleigh riding. Mayor Stance ordered surveys by public works and safety commissioners to study the idea.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
James Curran
Joseph A. Stance
Public Works and Public Safety Commissioners
Vanderbilt Heir Shares Vast Estate After Mother's Death
New York reported Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt a society leader died a week ago left most of her estate, about 10 million dollars, in trust for her son Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr of Beverly Hills and daughter Grace Vanderbilt Steves of New York. Her will filed yesterday for probate in Surrogate's Court names them as principal heirs.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Grace Vanderbilt Stevoes
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Happy
Tommy Ache
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Excelon
Hall
Vanderbilt
New York, N. Y
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Rita
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