19 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1960
Page
1
The document outlines wage statutes, employer definitions, and gratuities rules. It specifies who counts as an employer, who is excluded, and how wages rise over time. It also covers occupation scope and gratuity allowances included in the hourly wage.
The section defines regular rate inclusive of bonuses and prohibits certain nonwork payments. It authorizes the Commissioner to inspect records, require sworn statements, and enforce wage and hour provisions. It outlines extra compensation, exemptions, records keeping, posting duties, and licenses for handicapped workers and learners under the act.
The text outlines court authority to grant stays of administrative regulations, conditions for stay and sureties, and penalties under the Act. It details that employers hindering enforcement or falsifying records face misdemeanors with fines from 100 to 1000 dollars, and discriminatory actions against employees exercising rights trigger additional penalties. It also covers damages owed to employees for underpayment, with costs and reasonable attorney fees, and notes that pay below statutory minimum or overtime rates breaches the Act.
The state of Arkansas matter of the estate of George W Cleveland, last known address Route 2 Box 18 Hope. An instrument dated November 1957 admitted to probate on September 7 as the will of the deceased. Elisabeth Cleveland executrix of Route 2 Box 18 Hope requests all claims be filed within six months of first publication to avoid bar from the estate.
The text describes enforcement provisions for wage claims, costs and attorney fees, and relations to other laws. It defines rights for collective bargaining, severability, and short title. The act is known as the Arkansas Minimum Wage and Overtime Act and takes effect after adoption by voters in a general election.
A fragmented report describes a small gathering where guests joined in singing. Mrs Alyne Bryson led an opening piece with the group performing “Buhging the Sheaves” as the high point of the evening.
Plaintiffs include Lyina Powall against Oscar B Powell in a divorce civil matter with damages of 1714.61 sought. The Trading Post and James Tohnson appear in disputes with Dr. plaintiffs seeking judgment. additional names listed include Mrs Mine Bell Young, Tadhvard Adams, Busy Kelley, Charlie Summers, Berthine Shavy, and Maria Rosario Lucera among others in Hope, Fallon and Valencia areas.
Claudette Smit of Star City is noted in a dispatch about forestry district changes in 1959. The report mentions student and college related notes, with references to Miss Smit and local individuals.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wedding or social notice with names such as Mp and Mrs and Mit with unclear affiliations. The readable items include marital or social reference and a time marker. No clear event date or location is established.
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