Administration pushes bills as Alabama legislature plans recess
Gov. Frank M. Dixon and aides press for rapid passage of eight measures including tax equalization boards in all counties, a new department of industrial relations, education funding from income tax surpluses, and authorization for education debt. A recess for constitutional amendments and revenue study is planned after the session.
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A. F. Mahan, JR
Montgomery
Ala
Frank M. Dixon
House
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Ways and Means
Department of Industrial Relations
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Department of Labor, Employment Service
Supreme Court
Dixon
John J. Diffly
State Board of Agriculture
Legislative Council
Industrial Relations Department
Perry Calhoun
Houston
Common Pleas
Preston Clayton
Alabama Rural Electrification Authority Act
Clayton
Barbour
Joe Poole
John Lapsley
Revenue Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Watkins Johnson
Johnston
Alabama lawmakers advance tax and judiciary bills
The House passed a sales tax exemption for ship fuel and supplies by a wide 89 to 1 margin. Other measures moved included retirement rules for judges, a milk tax exemption proposal, funding for highway patrol, creation of a state commerce department, stricter driver license exams, and a $2.263 million emergency school appropriation. Senate actions included local salary hikes, ballot numbering changes, and a taxes and elections package with a heated debate over tax equalization and judge retirement provisions.
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Henderson
Hildreth
Howard
Lusk
McCall
Poole
Shaver
Simpson
St. John
Weatherford
Tucker
Young
Nay—Boyd
Calhoun
Clayton
Conway
DeVane
Dozier
Faulk
Guy
Holmes
Johnson
Malone
Rowe
Stakely
Street
Thomas
House
Megginson
Mobile
Cope
Gewin
Hale
Mayhall
Winston
State Highway Patrol Fund
Thomas of
Morgan
State Department of Commerce
Banking Department, Building and Loan Board
Bureau of Insurance
State Fire Marshal's Office
Hill
Marion
Representative Sessions
Jefferson
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
Aubrey Dominick
State General Fund
W. W. Malone
Johnston
P. F. Devane
Senate
Charles Stakely
Montgomery Sclon
Howard Cooper
Tim Faulk
Geneva
Z. L. Weatherford
James A.simpson
Oliver FB. Young
Lamar
State Boxing Commission
Harris
Ways and Means
Decatur Notes Prompt Local Sermons and Visits
Decatur churchgoers hear sermons on Love Bestowed and The Magic of London with pastors B F Tingle and Edwin Wyle. The Young People’s Department sponsors a midweek service as community members, officials, and teachers visit and attend events around Decatur and Hartselia highways.
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Paul Lewis
First Methodist Church
Young People's Department of the
Church
Edwin Wyle
First Christian Church
London
Poultry Market Report from Chicago March Trade
Poultry prices steady as 99 trucks arrive in Chicago. Live movement remains strong with unchanged figures despite market activity and regional supply dynamics.
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