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Story April 14, 1957

Atlanta Daily World

Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia

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Missouri House passes anti-bias bill prohibiting race or religious discrimination in state employee hiring, 82-17, sponsored by Rep. James P. Troupe of St. Louis; sent to Senate after previous failure.

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Anti-Bias Job Bill Is Passed

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. -(NNPA)-A bill to prohibit race or religious discrimination in the hiring of state employees was passed Tuesday by the Missouri House, 82 to 17, and was sent to Senate.

The House approved a similar bill last session but the Senate failed to act on it. The pending measure was sponsored in the House of Representatives by James P. Troupe, St. Louis Democrat, of St. Louis, one of the state's four colored legislators.

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What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Justice

What keywords are associated?

Anti Bias Bill Missouri House Discrimination Hiring State Employees James P. Troupe

What entities or persons were involved?

James P. Troupe

Where did it happen?

Jefferson City, Mo; St. Louis

Story Details

Key Persons

James P. Troupe

Location

Jefferson City, Mo; St. Louis

Event Date

Tuesday

Story Details

A bill prohibiting race or religious discrimination in hiring state employees passed the Missouri House 82 to 17 and was sent to the Senate. Sponsored by James P. Troupe, St. Louis Democrat and one of the state's four colored legislators. A similar bill passed the House last session but failed in the Senate.

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