Nevada Law Lets Shorter Marriage Vows In Las Vegas
Judge Frank McNamee recalls allowing streamlined ceremonies in Nevada where vows can be shortened to love, cherish through their married life. The recount notes Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes choosing a duration of marriage, and the judge's standard 90 second ceremony ends with Congratulations and a kiss.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
Frank McNamee
Rita
Judge McNamee
John Blank
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Doctors Olive Tablets touted as mild laxatives
An old advertisement extols Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a three laxative remedy in one tiny tablet claiming easing of constipation and digestive relief. The piece shifts to legal notes about Nevada marriage vows and judges shaping ceremonies, including multilingual rites and anecdotes, ending with a note on Charles Lindbergh’s covert Shannon Airport visit.
Chance Slim For Round World Flight Record
Tokyo reports aviation editor Aubrey Cookman Jr may not beat the round world record after his jet airliner was grounded in Bangkok for 14 hours. BOAC officials say he may switch planes but appear unlikely to reach the 99 hour mark held by Horace Boren. Cookman has traveled from Chicago to New York London Rome Cairo Karachi New Delhi Calcutta Rangoon and Bangkok using only an overnight bag.
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Aubrey Cookman Jr
Bangkok
British Overseas Airways
Cookman
Popular Mechanics
Horace Boren
Dallas
Karachi
Bangkok Ji
BOAC
Chicago
New York
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Press Freedom Issue Reaches New York Court of Appeals
The New York Court of Appeals hears a case from two press associations and five newspapers challenging Judge Francis L. Valente's February order excluding press and public from the Minot Jelke trial. Jelke, 23, jailed for possession of revolvers and facing a 3 to 6 year prostitution sentence, argues the ban on spectators violated public trial rights and state law. The case features attorneys for United Press, International News Service, News papers, and the district attorney.
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State Court of Appeals
New York
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Minot F
Mickey) Jelice
United Press
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Daily News
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Valente
Oleo Heir
Jelke
Lausche Seeks Reciprocated Truck Tax Policy
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche urges the Reciprocity Board to strike understandings with other states on motor truck licensing. He notes Kentucky's withdrawal from reciprocity and argues that large cargo trucks should pay the highway use tax regardless of origin, preventing out-of-state trucks from avoiding tolls by licensing elsewhere.
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Frank J. Lausche
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