Proposed constitutional amendment for Illinois voters in 1946
Illinois voters face a proposed amendment to Section 2 Article XIV changing how amendments are proposed and approved. It details two thirds legislative votes, separate ballot presentation, majority of all votes cast, and publication timing. The notice is signed by Secretary of State Edward J. Barrett and dated May 21, 1946.
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Mide
Illinois
State of
General Assembly
Ilinois
Neis
A. D
House
Sixty-fourth
Capitol Building
Springfield
The
United States
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Grim and Grim Family Homes
Thomson News notes weekend guests at the Fred Coden and Claude Grim residences. Blaine Yates, Gene and Gerald Kessler of Wacker joined Rev. and Mrs. Paul Van Zee and others for supper. Dietrick of Mt. Carroll visited Grim, with Oak Park guests staying with Hogg and Shand. Diana Diehl and Bob Bristol were among those in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson News
Blaine Yates
Gene
Gerald Kessler
Wacker
Fred Coden
Paul van Zee
Jane
Milledgeville
Ann van Zee
Stephen
Filler
S. D
Claude Grim
Raymond Dietrick
Mt. Carroll
William Shand
Oak Park
Chas, Hogg
Harry Diehl
Diana
Bob Bristol
Margaret Smithpent
Davenport
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Jimmy James
Sackett Sisters
Parker Brothers
Tartars
Polo
Polo Town Hall
Old Heidelberg Inn
Benny Sharpe
Aragon Ball
Johnny’ Jones
Polo Elevator & Milling CO
Polo Recreation Billiard’s
Paol
K. A. Bennett
Starbuck’s
Ralph
Keckler
AGRIC
Rosenstiel & CO
Elmer G. Davis
Mer
Bracken Style Shop
McGrath-Hersch Lumber CO. Lumber, Fuel & Building Materials
Blackhawk Co-Operative Hybrid Seed Corn Association — Certified
Magicians
Legals
Old Pillbury
Pillybury
Archer
Merle
Atherton
Secretary OF State
Edward J. Barrett
LDREN
Waltz Studios
Stoker
Stokol
Stokers
Home Appliance Co
Fulton, Illinois
Marvin E. Brookstar
Walter Building
Fulton
Considine
Fulton's
Lincoln Way
Pullman
Men's Club Rage
Martin Morris Co
Clinton, Iowa
Story & Clark
America
Bender Music Co
S. 2Nd Street
Clinton
Lanark
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