Alabama Morgan County pays scales for county officials
Legal notice lists multiple proposed acts to amend local acts for Morgan County Alabama. It details salary levels for the Tax Assessor seven thousand five hundred for probate judge fourteen thousand three hundred and deputy clerk compensation four thousand and deputy sheriff pay three thousand six hundred. It notes authorities to appoint clerks deputies and assistants and to set their pay and methods of payment. The notice includes effective dates and references to Acts of Alabama from 1939 1943 1951 and 1953.
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State OF
Alabama
Morgan
Aplus
Morgan County
Board of Revenue and Control
Joe. Calvin
Albert P. Brewer
Bob Gilchrist
State OF Alabama
Circuit Court
Circuit Courts
Joe Calvin
Acts of Alabama
Legisla
Morgan County Education Salary Boost and Public Office Raises
Morgan County education officials will earn six thousand five hundred dollars per year. The Morgan County Board of Education will pay the amount under state law after the current term ends. The notice also amends compensation for the Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control and the Tax Collector roles with specific annual salaries and payment schedules.
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Morgan County
Alabama
Joe Calvin
Albert P. Brewer
Gilchrist
Health for Today Smoking by W. W. Bauer AMA Director
A health education column considers why people smoke and quit, arguing that emotion drives attitudes and that moderation may be possible while noting social irritants and risks. It rejects blanket judgments and urges decisions based on facts, not prejudice.
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Aeries
Morgan County Tax Collector Allowances Annexed
The act sets general funds for Morgan County to cover travel and clerical expenses for annual county trips. Tax collectors must provide reports lists and registers at no extra charge. Clerks and assistants receive semimonthly pay with claims verified by oath. The county may adjust allowances up to 5000 dollars per year. The act becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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State OF Alabama
Morgan
Alabama
Morgan County
Morgen County
Board of Revenue and Control
Board of Revenue and Control of
Circuit Court
Legislature OF
Morgan County Court
Joe Calvin
Albert P. Brewer
Bob Gilchrist
Place
Piace
Publication Order for George Doutt in Morgan County
In equity a publication order is issued in the Morgan County Alabama court. Defendant George Doutt is a non resident with unknown address. The Decatur Daily must publish weekly for four weeks to require pleading by September 9, 1955 or the bill may be confessed. August 8, 1955 Bryan McAfee Register.
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Register
George Doutt
Alabama
The
Decatur Daily
Morgan County
Bryan McAfee
US outlines method to produce uranium metal at scale
Dr H A Wilhelm of the US Atomic Energy Commission described at the 72 nation aims for peace conference the process to make high purity uranium metal. The method combines uranium tetrafluoride with magnesium metal and uses a reduction furnace to yield uranium metal, the essential material for atomic energy.
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Geneva
United States
H. A. Wilhelm
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Towa State College
Wilhelm
Will of Walter Bellingrath Benefits Churches and Schools
The will of Walter D. Bellingrath assets mainly to the Bellingrath Morse Foundation for Bellingrath Gardens. Foundation income supports Southwestern College Memphis 40 percent Huntingdon College Montgomery 20 percent Central Presbyterian Church 15 percent St Francis St Methodist Church 15 percent Stillman College Tuscaloosa 10 percent and smaller gifts to individuals. Bellingrath died August 8 at age 86.
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Mobile
Walter D. Bellingrath
Mobile Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Bellingrath - Morse Foundation
Bellingrath Gardens
Southwestern College
Memphis
Central Presbyterian Church
St. Francis St. Methodist Church
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Presbyterian School
Bellingrath
Canned Veal From Parry Expedition Displayed In London
A fragment of veal and rotted car parts from tin cans recovered by Sir Edward Parry's 1824 Arctic expedition were shown in London this year by the Canned Foods Advisory Bureau.
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Sir Edward Parry
London
Canned Foods Advisory Bureau
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W. W. Bauer
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American Medical Association
Journal of the American Medical Association
Kipling
Goidel's
STB Ave
W. Secatur
Ray Mitchell
PAR Value Loan CO. Mutual Savings Life
Bank ST
Alice
Circuit Court OF
America
H. T. Sammons Chiropractor
LaBoon
2Nd Ave
Amana
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