Alabama Legislature Aims to Regulate State Personnel
The act preserves Merit System status for service members called to active duty and outlines leave of absence and restoration procedures. It also authorizes the State Personnel Board to grant indefinite leave and later restore employees if qualified, with future amendments to schedules and taxes for gasoline stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall, Weatherford and Simpson
Alabama
United States
State Director of
State Personnel Board
John Brandon
Alabama Liquified Petroleum Gas Regulation Act Passed
The legislature enacted rules for selling storing and installing liquified petroleum gases for domestic and industrial use. It requires bonds and permits, sets penalties for violations and outlines posting duties for gas distributors and installers with state inspectors. Also provisions for administration of bonds and prevailing exemption for government or ICC stamped containers. Approved July 6 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Superintendent of Insurance
Superintendent of
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Bond Requirement Increased for Distribution Districts
Legislative filing No 608 proposes amending Section 5 of House Bill 255 approved October 5 1932 to require a bond for district distributors once the director approves the application. The measure discusses bond amount and related regulatory steps in the gasoline and motor fuels act.
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Tucker
Alabama
State Department of Revenue
Alabama Legislature amends Schedule 35314 section 348 act
A legislative action proposes amending Sub-section (b) of Schedule 15314 in Section 348 of an act titled An Act to Provide for Alabama, approved July 10, 1935. The measure is identified as No. 611 and H. 998 of Snyder Té.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Alabama
John Brandon
Conway
Code of Alabama
Legislature OF
Council
McCord
Board of Revenue
Snyder
Alabama Amends Used Car Dealer Registration Provisions
The act revises rules for registering used motor vehicles brought into Alabama for sale and sets penalties for violations. It defines dealer and vendor terms, requires bonds to protect buyers, and amends prior law approved March 2, 1937. The measure becomes effective September 30, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Alabama
State of
John Brandon
Railroads to Acquire and Operate Vessels and Aircraft
Alabama amendments open railroads to own steamships barges and other vessels for freight and passenger transport on navigable waters and extend rights to operate motor vehicles and airplanes. The measure allows purchase or ownership of property rights and franchises of transport firms and permits acquiring stock in related corporations. Courts and state agencies listed for dissemination effort also appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Alabama
Inconsistent Law on Railroad Motor Vehicle Operation
The text outlines that railroad companies operating motor vehicles in the state must comply with state laws governing motor vehicles. It notes that intrastate and out-of-state railroad companies may exercise powers but must obtain a certificate of convenience and necessity before using highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandon
Miller Bill Provides 400 Dollar Relief for Sam Little
An Alabama measure authorizes a $400 payment to Sam Little of Sumter County for permanent injuries suffered September 20 1936 while painting a State bridge in the penitentiary service. The Comptroller will issue a warrant charged to the State Highway Department fund. The act takes effect upon Governor's approval.
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Miller
Sam Little
Sumter County
Alabama
Nanafalia
Aaid
State OF
State Highway Department
John Brandon
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