Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1938 — Page 26

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"Most new labor bills will be wage-

. chusetts, Nevada, New Hampshire,

¢ Virginia and Vermont.

+4: tems to equalize educational oppor-

{4 Legislatures

To Hold

Sessions:

Wage Bills Urged

Jouncil of State Governments ' Reports Higher

.. Old-Age Pensions

Will Be Asked in

Indiana and Other States.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19 (U. P.).—Wage-hour bills extending the prin-

ciples of the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act and revision in social security and welfare laws head the proposals coming before state legislatures next year, the Council of State Governments reported today. "Legislative bodies will convene for regular sessions in 44 states and many will confront requests for liberalization of old-age assistance

nd unemployment compensation

together with measures proposed to finance expended] welfare programs and direct relief.’ ~ Other legislation to be studied would provide wage-hour regulations for intrastate business, civil service laws, marriage laws and state aid for schools. i : >The Council reported increases in “pld-age pensions would be proposed §n California, Minnesota, Nevada, . Vermont, Washington, Maine and Indiana “and possibly several other ~ “Massachusetts will consider re"ducing. eligibility for pensions from 85 to 60 years,” the report said, “while Colorado and North Daotka, where $45 and $40 a month pensions

have been voted, respectively, will |.

‘ponder methods of financing these

grants.” "Extension of unemployment compensation laws is scheduled for depate in at least New Hampshire, Oklahoma and Vermont.

_ Tax Changes Considered ~The Council said a “wide variety of tax proposals” would be placed . pefore the legislators with sales tax expected to be introduced in Texas

1 and Massachusetts and perhaps| |

Nevada and Oregon. Missouri will "consider raising its sales tax from 2 to 3 per cent. Other tax proposals include state. i income taxes in Maine and ConX necticyt, a business and occupation tax in’ Colorado and a corporation | tax in New Jersey. Income tax re- | visions will be studied in Colorado.

~ hour proposals to complement the recently enacted Federal law, the report said. Wage-hour bills will be placed before the legislators in Connecticut, California, Iowa, Massa-

| New Mexico, Utah and Vermont.

"Laws, similar to those now; effective in 10 states, requiring premartial physical examinations are scheduled for consideration in Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Missouri, Ohio,

- The Council said state civil service laws will be asked in Alabama, ~ Georgia, Minnesota, Iowa, New ~ Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Connecticut and Michigan will study . revisions for merit systems adopted . two years ago while Massachusetts ~ and_Colorado will consider bills to strengthen existing laws. . State financial aid for school sys-

tunity appears certain to come before legislators in Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, North Dakota, ‘Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah and Washington. Illinois’ school proposals center around consolidation of small districts. : Changes in state governments to be considered include a reorganiza‘tion bill for Colorado, a state business manager for Minnesota, a Supreme Court for Delaware, a Department of Public Safety in Iowa

and a state police system in Ver-|

mont, ; Legislature in 43 states will meet during the first half of January. In Florida the lawmakers will convene

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PENNSYLVAN

1. U. YULE RECESS STARTS THURSDAY

822 From Marion County

Times Special : BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 19.— Christmas holidays for 822 Marion County students at Indiana University will start Thursday and continue until Jan. 3. : Students from every county in Indiana, 38 additional states and 10 foreign countries are represented at I. U. this semester. Illinois is second to Indiana in number of students. : : Foreign countries represented are China, England; Germany, Hawaii, India, Philippine Islands, Puerto

Rico, Turkey, Uruguay and the Vir-

gin Islands. ’ : WNARY OPPOSES STAND ON 3D TERM

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (U. P.) — Senate Minority Leder McNary (R. Ore.) opposed today adoption by the Senate of any resolutions placing that chamber on record against a third term for President Roosevelt. He described such resolutions as “jll-mannered” and beyond the Senate’s function. He emphasized that he is opposed to a third term,

but said he did not believe that the

Senate should take an official stand on the matter.

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