Alabama Governor Proclaims 1946 General Election Date
Chauncey Sparks proclaims November 5 1946 as election day for a proposed amendment to the Alabama Constitution. Notice must be published weekly for four weeks in each county newspaper and applies to electors meeting residence and literacy requirements. Seal of the state affixed, Sybil Pool secretary of state.
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Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
State of
United States
Montgomery
Alabama Proclamation on proposed constitutional amendment
Governor proclaims a November 1946 election in Mobile County regarding a constitutional amendment that preserves certain powers and debt limits, allowing public works financing while noting debt limits and bond provisions under prior amendments. The notice emphasizes the schedule and official channels for the election and mentions statewide fire safety statistics.
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