Lawmakers Propose 30-30-30 Session Schedule Amendment
A bill in the house would amend the state constitution to require the legislature meet for 30 days, recess for 30 days, and reassemble for 30 days. The measure aims to restructure session length and pacing.
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House
Lawmakers Push Eight Hour Shift Rule for Truck Operators
Senators Pauline and Simmons introduce a bill banning commercial vehicle operators from shifts longer than eight hours. On the 40th day of the session 61 bills were introduced in the house, bringing the total house bills to 407.
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Pauline and
Simmons
House of Representatives
Firemen's Bill Approved in Senate Moves to Governor
Firemen's Bill HB 151 by Mitchell of Silver Bow county sets eight hour shifts and $160 minimum monthly pay for city first class firemen. It passed the state senate and goes to the governor. Lam bert of Hill county introduced a civil service measure creating a state civil service commission and officer with funding for department operations.
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Mitchell
Silver Bow County
State Senate
Lambert
Hill County
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Senate and House Digest Montana Legislation Actions
A wide range of bills were introduced or acted on in Montana's legislature. Proposals include creating a Montana agricultural conservation board, a state need commission, and police commissions in larger cities, plus egg sale regulation and labeling. The House passed a liquor store hours substitute, debated an easy divorce bill, and discussed sabbath sessions amid 240 bills in committee. The Senate killed an easy divorce measure, rejected cash or merchandise at fairs, and considered a public works department replacing several boards. A social security bill, a state employment board proposal, and a sales tax bill with certain exemptions were reviewed. resolutions to send Montana officials to a 300th New Sweden anniversary were adopted.
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House of Representatives
Peterson
D'Ewart
State Senate
Smith
Lewis and Clark County
House
Senate
Committee On Fairs and Expositions
Mitchell
Silver Bow
Montana
McLeod
Cascade
Congress
Highway Commission
Water Conservation
State Planning Boards
Public Works Department
Helena
Anderson
New Breden
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Philadelphia
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Chouteau County
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Eric
Philpe County
Hugo
Lincoln County
Efrem Detects Intrigues and Guns in English Estate
Efrem witnesses theft then firearms training as a gun is issued amid kidnap fears. He later helps chase two intruders in the estate garden and discovers a dead police dog, while his warlike dreams and curiosity deepen his suspicion of danger.
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Efrem
Everthing
Mr. Woodhouse
Mrs. Woodhouse
Efremia
Lepage Sibeer
Iiti
Kent
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Governor Ayers Signs HB 65 Expanding State Employee Powers
Governor Ayers has signed HB 65 making it operative and requires department heads to certify employees to the governor for approval. The measure grants him power to remove employees for cause and he warns he will use it to coordinate and improve efficiency of state staff. The sales tax plan funds public schools and county levies while reserving a share for Montana university units or teachers' retirement.
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Montana
Ayers
Montana Farm Women Trained in Textile Purchases
One thousand seven hundred nine Montana farm women in 115 clubs across ten counties enrolled in a textile buying program led by Miss Josephine Pollock of Montana State College. Members studied materials and booklets, with 2 665 improved practices reported. Beyond textiles, clubs explored shoes hosiery foundation garments and ready to wear purchases in several counties.
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Montana
Josephine Pollock
Montana State College
Miss Pollock
Pollock
Putnam County Ohio Rise From Swamp To Agriculture Hub
Putnam County Ohio evolved from a vast swamp to a key agricultural area. It was organized January 3 1834 and named to honor General Israel Putnam.
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Putnam County
Ohio
Gen
Israel Putnam
Time as Stream of Consciousness Theory
Philosophical note asserts time exists as stream shaping mental states. Proponent argues perception of past present and future is continuous flow. Critics contend measurable durations contradict pure consciousness perspective.
Montana bill to provide free textbooks rejected by senate
The senate approved a committee report recommending not to concur in HB 6&1 by Representative of Cascade and others. The measure would have supplied free textbooks to all Montana high and grade school students in public and private schools and referred the proposal to a vote of the people.
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Senate
Cascade
Montana
Rural women discuss kitchen efficiency at meetings
Miss McClelland notes cooperation with men and children in households, and rural women raise issues of serving attractive meals and smooth table service when time and facilities are limited.
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Miss McClelland
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