War Manpower 48 Hour Week Shows High Compliance
Washington April 1 reports from area War Manpower Commission directors show good to 200 percent compliance with the 48 hour work week in affected areas. Most employers cooperate, few exemptions filed, and open defiance not reported.
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Washington
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War Manpower Commission
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Prinally
U. S
Army
State Lumbermen to Go on 48 Hour Week
Arkansas firms in lumber and non ferrous mining face a 48 hour work week starting tomorrow unless exempted by the War Manpower Commission. About 1,008 businesses are affected, including 900 lumber firms and 100 mining establishments. Most firms will boost production and use current workers, with few exemptions granted.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
War Manpower Commission
D. Palmer Patterson
Patterson
Sympathy fuels funding surge for counties and cities
Arkansas lawmakers approve expanded revenue from the sales tax and oil and gas fees to boost county and city coffers. HB 207 and SB 531 reshape distributions, guaranteeing some funds for every town while diverting extra $100,000 to counties from highway turnback proceeds amid a broad budget upturn.
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Arkansas legislators pass local pay raises and district bills
The report details numerous local and state measures, including extended deadlines for tax districts, free vehicle licenses for cities and counties, and bond refinancing rules. It notes salary boosts for sheriffs, judges, and county officials across multiple counties, amid harsh debate over local bills and court viability.
Legislative Reforms and Local Budget Adjustments Across Counties
Officials from St Francis levee board and Ashley Pope court groups, plus Jefferson and Sebastian counties, saw court expense boosts and revived county road oversight. Local bills expanded city salaries in Fort Smith Pine Bluff and Van Buren, extended civil service, and empowered Jonesboro to move deputies. An Arkadelphia paving district collected taxes from Henderson State Teachers College, and North Little Rock received lanes title. A note on glycerine demand from waste fats and a historic pocket watch invention in Nurnberg ends.
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Spring
Jefferson
Painsett
Lincoln
Tranklin
Sharp
St. Francis Levee
Ashley
Pope
Jefferson, Sebastian
10Th Circuit
Boone
Wedde Lee
Chancery
Tenth Circuit
Fulton
Greene
Randolph
Newton
Cross
Pike
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
van Buren
Jonesbero
Little Rock
Port Smith
Civb
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
North Little Rock
Circuit Court Meets April 8 Jurors Named
The Hempstened circuit court will convene Monday to set cases and jurors will serve through Wednesday. Petit jurors include J S Crane Osan Perry Robins on Owen Sam Ingram Nashville RoR De de ML Dowell Hope oR etc. Alternate petit jurors listed with many Hope and surrounding towns.
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Hempstened
J. J. Byers
Doday
Mices
Petit
JS. Crane
Osan
Perry Robins Son
Owen
Sam Ingram
Nashville
ML Dowell
Hope Or
Metura
Mont Wardhaw
McCskill
A. Blamilton
McCaskill
L. Roberts
Hope
Th O'Sheen
Marion Hubbard
Mone Roof
Bob Mayton
Nape
A.M. Flussey
Washington
Ira Brooks
Blevins
R.A. Yarbrough
Fulton
Prank G. Ward
Howard Houston
Fupe
Doe Rider
Iape
Greenberg
Urrey
John Burke
DeAnn
Tom Butler
Floyd Moses
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