Oklahoma Bank and Trust Company Stock, State Question 375 (1956)

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The Oklahoma Bank and Trust Company Stock, State Question 375 was on the July 3, 1956 ballot in Oklahoma as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was defeated.

Proposed by Senate Joint Resolution 35, SQ 375 would have amended Section 41 of Article IX of the Oklahoma Constitution.

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