Alabama Legislature Considers Salary Bill for Morgan Probate Judge
Notice from Alabama Legislature states a bill to amend acts providing for funds from Morgan County Judge of Probate on a salary basis. It details distribution of net funds, school fund allocations between Morgan County and Decatur, and timing of revenues. The notice cites officials Noble Jd Russell, W. H. Stewart, Norman W. Harris and dates May 23 to June 13.
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Alabama
Morgan County
Legislature of
Board of Revenue and Control
Decatur
Noble JD Russell
W. H. Stewart
Norman W. Harris
Probate
W. H. Stewart Noble
J. Russell Norman W. Harris
Noble J. Russell
J. W. Vinzant
W.H. Stewart J
Russell W. Harris
Norman
County Board of Education
Norman. W. Harris
W.H. Stewart
Noble J Russell
Legislature
Board of Education
County Superintendent of Education
Superintendent of Education
Noble J. ‘Russell W.H. Stewart
Noble
J. Russell
W. A. Stewart
Notice of Sale in Morgan County Alabama Decree
Public sale follows a May 20 1949 equity decree in Morgan County Alabama to satisfy the judgment. The property includes described tracts in Hart Selle Morgan County and Decatur with specific street intersections and boundary lines. The sale, at the Morgan County Courthouse, is to be held June 14 1949 during legal hours.
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Alabama
Hugh Hogan
Leonard Hogan
Bryan McAfee
Morgan County
Decatur
Short Street
McClanahan Street
Ceal
Hartselle
Airbome
Legislature of
Morgan County education board terms and taxes eyed in 1949 acts
Alabama legislators planned a series of measures in Morgan County during the 1949 session. Proposals include extending the term of W O Clark to the 1952 general election, fixing board member terms and salaries, and approving travel allowances for the county superintendent of education up to 900 dollars annually. The notices also cover tax collector salary changes and revenue board pay scales.
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County Board OF Education
Morgan
Alabama
ATO
O. Clark
Ahd
Morgan County
W. O. Clark
Education
E. J. Sheats
W. J. Briscam
R. C. McWhorter
Fred A. Bennett
Board of Revenue and Control
Amendment to Morgan County Tax Assessor salary act
The document amends Act No. 361 of the 1939 Alabama Legislature to set the Tax Assessor of Morgan County salary at 4400 dollars per year paid monthly. It amends Section 3 to cap clerks deputies and assistants salaries at 3800 dollars annually and assigns the Tax Assessor discretion to hire and dismiss staff. It requires semimonthly pay from county funds and allows traveling expenses for county trips.
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Morgan County
Alabama
Board of Revenue and Control
Legislature of
Ing
Board of Revenue and Con- Hsof
Station Hit by Fire in Anniston
The WOOB transmitter house and broadcasting equipment were destroyed by fire at dawn in a one story frame building. The cause is undetermined. Station head W. S. Weatherly was vacationing in Florida and is en route to Anniston.
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Anniston
Ala
WOOB
W. S. Weatherly
Florida
Howell Elected President at Southern Industrial Institute
E H Howell, who joined the faculty a year ago, is named president of Southern Industrial Institute at Camp Hill, Alabama. He was elected Saturday by the board of trustees and confirmed yesterday by the alumni group.
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Camp Hill
Ala
E. H. Howell
Southern Industrial Institute
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