Alabama Legislature Acts On Governor Funds And Forest Use
Acts of the Legislature approve use of Governor Contingent Fund for mansion upkeep and official entertainment and transportation. Other provisions authorize unused funds from Act No. 377 to finance forest protection and state lands programs under Section 989 of the 1923 Alabama Code. Effective upon passage with repeals of conflicting laws. Approved February 15, 1939.
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Alabama
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Legislature OF
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John Brandon
Governors Office
Governor's Missioner
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State Highway Commission
State Tax Commission
Public Welfare Department
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Bureau of Insurance
Alabama Highway Patrol
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Department of Labor
State Docks Compilasion
Department of Military and Naval Affairs
State Forestry Commission
Alabama Real Estate Commission
Peoples Public Service
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Bama
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Alabama Act Repeals Stenographers Pay for Large Counties
A 1999 Alabama act repeals an 1937 provision allowing counties with populations over 41 900 to hire stenographers and assistants for the Board of Finance and Control. The measure sets effective dates upon governor approval and lists executive offices eligible to fix salaries under the governor, with caps and severability clauses.
Alabama Fair Trade Act and related state measures
The document outlines sections of a 1939 Alabama act regulating resale price maintenance, defining terms like commodity producer wholesaler and retailer, and detailing prohibitions and exemptions. It also covers repeal of prior motor vehicle use statutes, town powers for public works, and burglary definitions, with approvals dated February 17, 1939.
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Alabama
Governor's mansion furnishings fund approved in Alabama
H.60 Davis of Montgomery proposes an appropriation of ten thousand dollars from state funds to furnish and equip the Governor's mansion in Montgomery. The plan allows for furniture, carpets, draperies, kitchen items, and other necessary furnishings as deemed by the Governor, to be disbursed on the Governor's warrants.
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Davis
Montgomery
Alabama
State of
John Brandon
Alabama Civil Service Reform for Police and Fire Forces
Legislature of Alabama amends an act governing civil service in cities with 20 000 to 50 000 population. New provision grants a ninety day period for reorganizing police and fire departments and naming their members. Effective date noted as August 4 1931.
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State of
Alabama
Civil Service Board
Commission
Police and Fire Departments
Alabama Class D City Government Bill and Public Works Act
A lengthy legislative text amends 1931 and 1936 acts to redefine Class D cities in Alabama as populations 22k to 60k, abolish mayor and aldermen, and establish a Governor-appointed Board of Commissioners with a Chairman and two Associate Commissioners. It details duties, salaries, elections, openness of meetings, and conflicts of interest, plus a public works public corporation for roads and bridges with bonding and federal matching funds.
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Alabama
Board of Commissioners
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Ahaltinga
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Board of Education
Department of Public Affairs
Department of Finance
State Highway Commission of Alabama
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Public Works Administration
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Board of Finance and Control
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Capitol
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Hode
Coties
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Tate
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