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5 5 ' 5» 1- o o o o a suing election. To prevent this, and that the " or
. , : 1111‘s plnlons n eCISIons n u ICIty taxpayers and M1 verses at interest min 5 re
_ 5 55 5, 5 55555.55 know the facts, the Legislature has provided .
11 5 55112555 L , , _ for the publication of this statement," 7 1“
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, 5 515 aw Sustain Newspapers Contentions in 1111s the oi... oi Appeals held 5
5 1 55 5'55 5 that it was mandatory that the ﬁnancial
.5 - 5 555 B 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 statement he published in a newspaperl,
» 5} 551 5 ecause 0 5t 1‘3 ”1561655505 KCDWCLY mg ,m, ,sald °°Pnt¥1 graded 5011001 dlsmch having the largest circulation, and that 5
551 5555155555 editors regarding the publICity law that subdiVision or district less than a county, and 5 h . . 5
, 5, 5555555 5 5 _ 5 5 . . . . suc publication must. he made wheth 1
‘ “Mil" re uires ublication oi ﬁnanCial state- municipality, Who SUbscrlbe for and actually - - - er 2
515 55,555,515 ‘1 P 5 lb 5 G 5 1A bl pay for their subscriptions. The term shall it suits the convenience or the ﬁnancial 1
:5 5 ments as P355CC Y He_ eneia 556m y not be construed to include any newspaper condition of the county and its ﬁscal 1'
55 _ 51,15 In 1926 and amended in 1928 and 1938. whose circulation or any part thereof is dis- court or not M
5, 55 5 we publish part of the report of Chair- tributed free of cost to persons receiving said In the case of Providence Publishing 5
5 5 5 555 man Underwood 0f the KPA Legisla- newspaper, excluSive of copies to active (301':- CO V Hearin 272 K 3_4_ 154 oi
i ' ii 1:"il1tive Committee together with the ex- resPondentS’ and/0r Cheeking comes to ad‘ I ' g. - y' I ’ S' W' in
4 5. 5 1355.5." 55 ’ “Lb 1 Ad . . ,, vertisei's and advertising agencies, and /or (2nd) 492, and dCCIdCd March 1, 1938,
11 113$! CC ent paper on ega vertismg as exchanges with other publications. Neither the Court of A eals had occasio ' P L
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. 55-55-555 piescnte y eymour 00 man at t 6 shall the term be construed to include any construe the above copied act, being 5 0
5 5 15 mid-Winter meeting. 5 newspaper whose Circulation or any part Section 374725-15 Kentucky Statutes, be-5 to
1 551 15,55- Mr. Underwood read the followng thereof is paid for by some advertiser, mer— lore its amend _ . la‘
. 1. ;5,1. 1 _ , , ~ ,, ment by the 1938 Legisla.
“l 1‘3““ letters concernin the PubliCit laW' Chant or promoter. , - - W1
55 555.55, h 3 fg 5 A fY5 l926 I _51 b 5 555 5 'd' 5 ture, and the same prmctples of Statutory 5, d'
5 C5 aptei 8 0 tie1 Acts obltie 5 5t5w51 A e iilotcc 105m 15(.d ing tie construction as applied in the Shelby 15'
1 51 1. ;, ~ ‘ 0 i . ' 2 ‘ 1 '
5 5 55553-5515 SesSion of the Genera ssem5 y was tie Oi ibina ct int in itemized swom County Case, supra, were followed. The ,5 W
5‘ 5 5.3.15 ﬁrst law enacted by the Legislature on statement of funds collected, received question involved in this most recent
,5 155 555551 this SUbjCCtJ This Act has been twice and disbursed was required to be pub- case was whether or not the ”Dixon 5 pC
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_ 5 55 '15 amendchby 55116 L6g1512‘1uilgesg’f19i8 and Milw- 5 55 5 . _ Journal had the right to publish the p1
' 51 “0535151 by dthe fegislature 0 an now 3a15136a1f;_[_1i1t :th 5116 act originally ﬁnancial statement of a school district 2%
’5 '3 "5'51"" 1611;: Subfihvbfficial of any county grad- :52 scihlflol) (5153:5555; “[55:55:3123 655551602: by reason 0f5the fact that 1' had a greater th
51 55 15,51,5‘: ed 5555550055, district city town or subdivision to mean that 55556555555555 f t i ii 5 circulation in the school district than 1
55 5,131,115 , , ’ ’ . ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ 0_ cer a n 5 X“ the “PrOVidence Enterprise,” although 1'
- 5 555 or district, less than a county, whose duty it expenditures such as salaries of officers, h u 5 . 5 5 5 5. ,, 5 5 h tli
, 5 5‘55 1 is, by virtue of his office, to collect, receive, et c uld b nl 05 5 _ 5 5 t C P10V1( (311596 Enteipiise 13C 5 e 5 en
. 515 ,‘15 have the custody, control or disbursement of C75 0 e co ( 61154550 as not 05 16' largest circulation in the county. 5 kn
55 ‘ public funds of5 said county, graded school (11116550 muchgspace [01 PllbhcaElon- The Court of Appeals held that the 5 La
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5 i! 511 51.51 c} y or OW ’ p . S ‘9 Chad“ W15 “6 exception that It was struction other than that all the ﬁnancml
5 51 W 1;, City of the ﬁrst class or a. county or city which further . , 5, 5 h' b ,- 1_ 1 - 5 , r1 to:
:1 1‘1r111i‘. - - P10‘1(C‘ t “It esic CS Siowmg statements re( uircd to be ublished ‘
5 51 5525155 by law is required to make quarterly publica— the amount disbursed 5555 d te f 55 - ‘ _ l 5 P 5 ist
5' ‘55.,11‘515 tion of its ﬁscal and ﬁnancial affairs; shall _ ‘ ‘ 1' C a 0 can must be published in the newspaper in 5 m
5 I l 1‘551'2155’ at the expiration of each ﬁscal year prepare disbursement should be PUthhed' the county having: the largest circulation. ', '
151 - '5 '115 an itemized, sworn statement of such funds Due to the fact that there was con- ' Jesse 'K I cwi‘s dr
1, 5 5 so collected, received. held5 0r disbursed5by siderable controversy amongst news- ’ “S5. 155505.515), General. 5 ga
,1 2 5 55 mm during the ﬁscal year JuSt closed, Whlch paper publishers in counties where there 1 t6(
.5 5 5 1:55; statement shall show the amound of public was _ 55 5 55 ————— ou
:1 5 5 .‘i funds collected, and received and from what ‘, mme mu one “FWSPaPer’ "5 5m 1 5 . - . , - _ . 5’ ‘
i ‘ 5 55 sources received; the amount disbursed, the “Yh‘Ch one should PthSh these Offlaal Here Is the inloiiiiation that you 1e. 5 m'
1 5 5-455 date of each disbursement, for what purpose statements because of disagreement as (11195th on the C011“ “1511185 on the 5 er
‘ 5 5 51‘"555 expended and to whom paid; and said official to which newspaper had the “largest printing of county ﬁnancial statements: 155
J j 1, 515'5'51 shalltprocure ortmtiude fm or attgchttofszid circulation,” the 1938 amendment to In OClObBl‘, 1936, we entered a suit 5 wt
: .‘1 ereo a ceri cae r m . _ u 55 5. 5 5 5 5 5 . ._ ,
5 I ‘ M5551 iﬁgodasliiiraofilther proper office of the bank this Act added the words hona ﬁde (“Wm-551 ‘11 county ‘0 require publica Pl
1 5 551 or banks 555 which such funds are or have ”mung the Act read, “largest bona ﬁde 11011 at an itemized ﬁnanCial report. The 55 [3125
r 5 1" been during the year past deposited, showing circulation” and Section 2 as set out (“WHY 05510315 contended that the 15934 '
1 t 5 ,, 555 the balance, if any, of such public funds to above, then deﬁned the term “bona ﬁde County Budget Act repealed sections 5 an
. 5 151 the credit of th: oﬁicial ngaking :uch :Eatte- circulation.” 1.8116 and 3747A]. We won this case in 55 He
1 c 1 5,1135 ment; and suc officer 5 all wihin iry 1 . . 5 . . 5, -, -. , . , . 5 k 1 th
1 s , :~ . , the ,1 int ut, .nl the count too 1
E 5 l511 days after the close of the ﬁscal year cause Considering lurthCi ”“3 lau “5 It has . c If CO} _ l ( 5 TI y el- 5 dc
5 5555“. such statement to be published in full in a been interpreted by the C011” 05 AI)’ " '0 the CCU” 05' Appeals. 16 app 5 ' t'
,- ' 1‘1, newspaper published in said county whiéh peals, the Constitutionality of a similar 1““? C011” sustained the lower 5C0,“ 10
51, ‘61,, has the largest bona ﬁde circulation therein, act was upheld in the case of Shelby ruling. The county has been5printing (530‘
. t 1 515.55 and said officer shall ﬁle a written 501' print— Fiscal Court v. Cozine, 174. Kv, 504., and the itemized ﬁnanctal report since that 5 in
0 » 5515351 ed copy of said statement, subscribed and 51 E C0 5” [5 5 . 5 55 55 ‘ time On
f 51 515: sworn to, in the oﬁice of the clerk of the 1 1 1610‘“ “gene" I , 5 5 5 5 .5 55555 the C555 5 T1
"f t5 ;—‘,' 15' county court of the county in which said “This statute was passed in the interest of ”1561, WC en 016". w} aga . 'zed 1. 55C
1 v. 53 '15“, 55- officer resides, or holds offce. Provided, that the public good. In such matters publicity is to require the publication Of_ an itcrm _
5 ' a 115 15155 the publication required in this act shall be a safeguard which, when well employed, ren— statement of receipts and disbursements Wl
' 5‘ a “”13." made in the size of type provided by law ders the public revenue even more secure annuall , The cit contended that ub- f0]
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5 a , 55:5 55 an a e ia e piov5i e y aw, o 8 than iron bars or ﬁreproof safes. The ﬁscal lication of the audit only was require - be
5 . F , 555', paid for out of the public funds in the hands affairs sometimes have fallen into such bad W , tl , ~ tl 1 wer court but 5 th
f tl 1., of the officer making such statement. way that those having them in charge have C 5'0“ 1e case In 16 O 1 t body 51
n ‘ 1355551 Sec. 2. The term ‘bona ﬁde circulation’ carefully withheld and guarded the true con- 1055 m the Court 055 Appeals, “a 5 G
5.15 h . 555,5 is deﬁned for the purpose of this Act to mean dition, lest the public become informed and holding that the my manager Charla (
55 y ‘ 551153“ a circulation consisting of subscribers resid- select a new set of officers at the next en- under which Paducah operates requlres P1“
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7 1 I1 THE KENTUCKY PRESS
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l 5|"11iI-t n C audit more attractive to week— scxous, and WILh A little help from the A
. | .1 11:11:51; wig? 1" ' home-town publisher can be encourag. F
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l ‘1 I. 112111.} :3sz e, w Certain additional expenses are incur- ed to (ontiibutc many interesting news 7
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' 1 1 1111.11.31 éﬁﬁé’ W E)? 11; if? E3; 3% 16.11 [or [he ﬁrst years membersmp in ittnis. Icihaps'wuh the assistance ofa ; I
'1 ‘ 1W ‘- V g! Q ae. k ’5‘“ / “w! 1 , ~ . 1 1 t ) hiv'h school admsel‘ and under gu1dance
I ‘ 1 Hi? .-_—_.é the Bureau. ;\1)1))()VCCl iecmds mm L e. _ , _
1 ‘ 1 ’13 i be insmlled ‘llld the newspaper has to of the editor of the local paper, one issue .11 b
1 ‘ {1'11 ‘— , ( f - - r I, ._ ; , . 1; , )ublished b‘ 11 staff 0f hi h .I'
; 1 1511111 Oﬁicial Publication 0? the Kentucky pay 101‘ an initial audll, .DCCCSSZUY 1-01 nin be, 1 l t‘ \ )boint one )erg ; a1
.; :1; 1111 Press Assomation membership, on a basis of time and inile— school stut en s. r 1 1 . 1 son 1 1
11 111 ——————- we for the auditor, as under the old editor and 11110111” one busmess man 2, )
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, 3‘1 11 Victor E. Portmann, Editor'l’uthhel‘ Jan The 95.21.1192” membership ap- agei oi adteitising inanagei, each asslst~ 1
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‘1' 1121111 ‘— 1 11C 11-161. ,1 WW. 1m been accepted to ed by an adequate SIII‘I- LCL 1110111 191111. 1 s
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:‘1 11111 Printed On The Kernel Press, Lexington Inemlmrship C); the news and sell the ads. Show them 1 1
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:1 5:11 ————— The PC“. 1011“)“ audit ppm forweek— the details Invoked “1 1%“th 0‘” a 1 1
' 111 1 Press Association omens 1 Its \"'1§ granted by the Bureau at the paper. lheyll dig up many features 1 [
171i“ , U d rwood, President, Lexington Herad I 1 1., 1‘1 1. . . 1 . 1 , .- - _1 ne “(11161115111 1 w
j 1 11111 $233; 1:111, Pgdleey, Vice—President, Eddyvﬂle Herald remiest ()1 a committee repiesenting and peihaps hung in 501 ( g 1 n1
' 1 111.1714 J. Curtis Alcoek, SeC.-Tres.1 Messenger, Dam,1118 ‘1‘ a \ssociation lVI'tn'mers accounts you’ve been unable t0 crack 1
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' i' 1311;! Executive committee 1 1 Then lor future issues they 11 be aleit b
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I 1 i 1 London Sentmﬂ E0110: 0 ,. - 1, , to \()11 stones that ma (2 1
.1 ‘11-},111 ggiigullegngterﬂem, Clinton Gazette; Egggnglgﬁ- Today’s 00117111111 lVetUSIMPC? m (,ontngute , m
1 31:31 ford Morganﬁeld Advocate; Vance 1 ' . ”011$ 1
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1 ‘ 1 «1111151 g?;f:.‘ll1§vcgur§1rc1f§;g§$ Dgnville_AdtVOCat§;m‘QsCt%r Today‘s countly newspapei 15 mUCh ——___ e1
1[ 11.515111: It aim, Kentucky Press, Lexmg on; _' ‘ I I . ~ 7 11‘s 1n man ’ WEI ’S- 1 . . 4 1 21
1 36ml: Igsmand I“depe£d%‘t‘BT11TsJXELSfJ“ gryiirigie llkc that Of [0111211611 3661 e in the)honies Birthdays—keep on Me in )0111 of- 1
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11 11' 111 mm Lou Cabin, Fran . e P i tsville Herald; IL COHUI’IUCS to a p .7 , , 1 .17 l ; 10 113 1130111311“
:1 1 1 t; Walker Robinson. a n . , . ﬁce when: on can 1C C1 ,1 b ,1:
= E1 115%:‘111Egaigrcciananuett, Columbia News; Robert LI Elkm’ of, people not reached by any f01thel 11% of the established ﬁrms in the .. e1
: 1 111 Lancaster' Honorary 11 (r 113 111 ose as a iecoidei 0 mp 7 . 11 - 1
1; 11 3111",. . committee 1m” p p - . , 1 ~_ town, The list: should prove valua)em w
i :1 iii: 11' LegISInnve penings and dOIDgS Of the avelage pel gellino’ 1’11‘0‘6 ’11111iYC1‘SZH'V' lids “then the Cl
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1‘ it 11 1’ Tyler Munford, Mei-eagigeldmg‘ldvﬁiifee (Xiaiiiigiig’ son in the community remains the same. 810110;,er 71110111 to celebrate birthdays.
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i I‘ 1 1.35111 Eileen svdfriiiieliilsxais CgihienonwealtmL VanceonAerfgi‘la‘iigé It IS 5111“ a place Whele the gOIHIgS 1 01
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‘ 1: 15111 Bigiisgxiilenrcacimslgnigﬂini. Goodman: Lancaster Rec' and comlﬂgS 0f the commumty p601) 6’ _ 1 ,. . 1 1fo1~ 1 11
.‘1‘ 1‘ 1 {"9111 0rd; Harry Lee WaterﬁEIdI 01mm“ Gazette‘ of the births and deaths, of the occa— Pictures——Start 1118]ng p ans no“ 1 .
11 ‘ Newspaper EXW’“ C0mmittee sions of joy and happiness and sorrows your ﬁnal issue of 1959. For eveiy evflit
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' 1‘ 11' 1243 Victor RI Pumam’ fenmc‘éﬁviiéiii nglnntiitcoliii of the people of a given community me of unportance 1n the tou ii L1) to 56 1'1 at
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. . 11 Sgiéf‘“é‘3‘berc Simpson! grangfggcgtgte gﬁeignalsmgfg the events uppermost in 1mportance. good pictuie. Accidents, hﬁICS, outtstaniy 1C3}
. " Le Gorey Pad‘wah “‘1' e ’ . ~ ; ; ( elebrﬂllOHS———HO 0 2
:1 11 :1 Georgetown News. Howevei, the newspapen must-116613 mg 1)C150n’1l1l108,1C 1‘ )r their tinieli- in
1 11 11111: _ _— pace with the community m “7111“ It Wlll they be goof “OW f . ‘1 in m 1 1h
1 1 1‘1 112;: exists If the Community progresses, so ness, but you can repllIlL tieni it 1 .
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: Ii ’ 15:. 3‘ M BER ”9‘91 must the newspaper. In every cornmun- issue next Decembti, 1L\ ICWIHg 0 1 2‘
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1 15‘ 133351111 Iggy 1ty of the country, the newspaper, lfllt Standmg e1 ents o[ the 30 ;
1 :I 1 11 " would continue, Will keel) up Wlth “6 -——-—-———]—-— 1 W1
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11‘ ‘I 1 11111 K TUCKY PRES community whlch fostersult,1 and as 2; Continued 17,0717, Page T726 1 of
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i - 1 1111 ASSOCIATION genelal Ehlnb’ 0 h CVVS a Cl" 313E its . . 1." t. Of legal 1 CR
11 ! 1i1511umzwmmmy my community by t e n P P 1611151111; and the pub ica 1011 '1 ble 1
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1 1 1 1111111 _*___ midst. _ 1 . d‘ d ore notICCS. Copies of It (110 5““ a .1 ﬁve 1 Se
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1 l 1 A. B. C. Halves Audit Costs or less general Circulation of metrOPOh‘ COmmittee, or another committee :1) 1 Se
1 1 1 1; ‘1 1 T0 H’gekltc’s tan newspapers and magazmes, tillle place pointed for that purpose, bung. t I:
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. i 1 11 Annual cost Of an A. B. c, circulation of the community newspapei vfnit kee S booklet up to date by including hich 1 en
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‘ 11 1 ‘1 audit [or weekly newspapers is now 3126,. b6 taken by any other 3361 cy. . . P those acts of the 1938 19.9513“ d .1 A]
( 111111116 a1 ed with $52 in effect prior to the up with the community in which it lives. affect 1119 subject, and the recent (ac:l 1 to
111:1" comp " I - ‘ 771.61' rise . - '- ‘ e an ‘
7 l 1 51‘ reduction made, December 3, followmg 49de County E I i) sions and 01311110rls concerning 5am ’beis 1 ur
‘ 1 11 an Audit Bureau Of Circulation meeting _—ﬁ . that it be diStrlbUted t0 {Ill-man 1 th
. e 11 11:11 in New York The Storm Lake (Iowa) leot-Tnbm’ic of. the Kentucky Press Assoleiitiplr: legis 1 of
L ‘ 11:1» 131 ' . . . 1 , 4 . Ham 1 ~ -' ' ma 1 '
E l ‘33“ U (1 the new lan weeklies Will be cained a full page ad from a CC . Anothel suggestion 1-5 k for 0f
1 1111111n er rptwo rears instead 0f TCMlY‘LO'WC“ store last week. Nothing lative committee submit and WO1 bli CI
1 audited once eve y] lbl- her’s state- unusual about that except that this ad the passage of a bill to make the pu 1. .
i 1 1111 once a year. Regu ar pun ls th was the ﬁrst one the said store owner mtion of ordinances in cities of the ﬁfth 1
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t 1 1111‘ ments are I'Eq 1 d y f (126 a ply had published 11'] the last ﬁve Years' It and SlXth class nlandatOIY) as It 'alclle I121 1 C};
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1 (f3 11 .1 1111 Minimum annua 1168 O 1 413000 announced his elosmg-OUt sale. If YOU is in cities of the ﬁrst, second, thir 1
I" t‘ ,1 £111; to weeklies With not more than ,' . don’t tell ’em you can’t sell ’em. Why fourth classes .
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1 ;_ z 1 5.11111: mum dues of $52 covered nitelim )egsolog begin advertising. Advertise now and KP A bring test suits in regard to mattei . 11
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i a ‘ circulation. For Circulation mm 1 troversy and that it keep members 11t 1 t;
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1 1 t“ 3‘ 151‘ to 1 J - ethods and reports Guest Editors—Many children of high {01 med 0f opinions and 6 N1
1 : n i ‘ 7121.: Bookkeeplng m h h 1 a e are becoming journalism COI’I- lng thereto.
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. 1 ;' le salesmen W10 ( 0 11 1 E ‘i‘1|t?|"E' 11- '
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, . ; Vork must be WILhIn thC hou . . , . . , E'1mllzll t0 . i1- 1' t -
) from the ' Natasha/761‘s and. NW l'l'ng‘f"H0“' Law (1(1)111'1ntl713 m (temporarily suspended substantial amounE of wortrgd by the EEE :.1EiIttIti,I :-
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encourag. i ' S Sll’lil'CR'l‘; Universlty 0t “1111015 by the Chief of the Childrens BureaLI). , . This exception would seem to Co‘ " I"""
sting news 7 RED . L A - malist (é) Employers Should have on ﬁle a C6]? (ti-(irculation solicitors who do all their 'i'1"""" It "
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stance of a The National I tintel Jt ' tilicate from eithEr the federal Chaldlfll: work outside but does not cover ad E "I"" 1;! ,2
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' guidance I The followmg Olllhnc 0' the Fan La Bureau 0' the State Supellnt , 1 n- vertisino salesmen who also do Ofﬁce 3 11'j_E.::1|1.':1:
., one Issue ‘i' b Smndqrds Net has been prepared to Child chlfare. (f) \Vork must )0 no “ME, 0: layout ads (5) Employers 0f ' ,1 "'1'" 1;
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ne Person i 1 Cwspapers in applying the provistohb 3- Persons seventeen anc lcigt kc ' news'tper associations are 8661011? 3 “‘1' MEI 11": 1' 'l‘ ‘
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ness man 'I' o't the ”Ct '0 "ml" busIHLSS. " l 'wlml'md '0 "0"1 (la) there employer inq from the administrator of the TLSA EEE1EE.EEIE
.ach asstst~ ' Whether thC Congress 0' the .Umiﬂ “011-1111zardous, ant "J' i' . 1 B reau t0 the effect: that newSPﬂPer lmthhmg 1" biifi'}? T ‘
,hem gath- I 1115 )owcr under the Constitutlon has Certiﬁcate from ChIldiens u c serViCC but such a question would E:.t1'EE'E‘:E;EE; E‘ 1
'how [Item I 8mg; i'w'w'e and hour act a