Provisions On Judiciary Salaries and Tax Exemptions
The document outlines appointments and terms for state judiciary officers including Governor, Attorney General, Solicitor General, and Circuit structures, plus salary scales and county supplements. It also details venue rules, jury trials, and the broad tax exemption framework for property and specific industries with thresholds and sunset provisions.
Ford Rolls Out First Civilian Car of 1945
A gray two door sedan with chromium trim rolled off Ford Motor Company's Rouge plant signaling partial peacetime production return. It was the first civilian car since February 1942 and the first of 39,910 vehicles the WPB authorized Ford to assemble in 1945.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ford Company
WPB
S Company
Taxation Purposes for State Government and Public Welfare
Text outlines Section II Paragraph I detailing taxation powers vested in the General Assembly for multiple aims. It lists support for government and public institutions, education, debt service and sinking fund, defense, pensions for ex Confederate soldiers and widows, construction and maintenance of state buildings highways airports docks, and aid to the aged and needy.
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Superior Court
Judicial Circuit
Board of County Commissioners
Richmond County
Richmond
Geneal Assembly
GE Plans $8 Million Research Lab for Postwar America
General Electric approves an $8,000,000 laboratory project to expand national research efforts. The facility aims to boost 550 staff researchers, foster new talent, and advance pure science while extending work begun by Dr. Whitney and the late Dr. Steinmetz. The goal is more goods for more people at less cost through innovations in x ray, electricity, metallurgy, electronics and chemistry.
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General Electric
America
Whitney
Steinmetz
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