The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-02-23
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H. B. No. 360.-Eirick, Cuyahoga-
co.-To license building contractors.
H. No. 366.-Minshall, Cuyahoga-
co.-To make regulations of the cos
metology board more stringent.
H. B. No. Blum, Cuyahoga-
co.-To regulate the plastering and
lathing industry.
H. B. No. 371.-Blum, Cuyahoga-
co.-To make railroad employees not
engaged in interstate commerce eli
gible for unemployment compensa-
ton.
H. B. No. 3S8.-Kreuger, Erie-co.-
To legalize the taking of certain fish.
H. B. No. 389.-Kreuger, Erie-co.-
To regulate sizes of fish nets.
H. B. No. 39O.-Kreuger, Erie-co.-
To extend fall commercial fishing
season to December 21.
H. B. No. 391.-Kreuger, Erie-co.-
To regulate the placing of fish nets
in Lake Erie. =
H. B. No. 400.-Addison, Franklin
co.-Amendments clarifying and i'm
proving the workmen's compensation
law.
H. B. No. Addison, Franklin
co.--To exempt salaries in excess of
$4,000 per year from unemployment
compensation act.
H. B. No. 404.-Metcalf, Franklin
co.-To Repeal State Housing Act and
abolish Metropolitan Housing Au-
thorities.
H. B. No. 413.-Marshall, Franklin
co.-To modify requirements for old
age pension applicants.
H. B. No. 419.-Tarr, Hamilton-co
To repeal the monthly pay sched-
ule in the highway department, re-
storing hourly pay rate.
H. B. No. 423.-Asmann, Hamilton
co.-To create a six-member commits
sion to investigate state office hous-
ing facilities.
H. B. No. 42S.-Deddens Hamilton.
co.-To permit the state to print owr
reports at a 10 per cent profit.
H. B. No. 446.-Kirkpatrick, Lick.
ing-co.-To provide for the licensing
of auto and aircraft mechanics.
H. B. No. 447.-Kirkpatrick, Lick.
ing g-co.-To strengthen state civil ser
vice law.
H. B. No. 455.-Culp, Lucas-co.-
To restrict the powers of owners OF
copyrighted music.
H. B. No. 457.-Culp, Lucas-co.-
To prohibit persons convicted of
felony anywhere from holding office
in labor union.
Fl. B. No. 45S.-Culp, Lucasco.-
Setting up strict qualifications for Of
fcials of labor unions.
H. B. No. 46O.-Culp, Lucas-co.-
To reduce small loan interest rate:
from to IL per cent.
II. B. No. 461.-Farnsworth, Lucas
co.-Requiring labor unions to incor
porate.
H. B. No. 462A-Readi4g, Lucas-co
To give police power to highwa.
patrolmen.
II. B. No. 473.-Glass, Mahoning
co.-To set up classified civil servic
for police and fire departments il
villages.
II. B. No. 495.-Marshall, Muskin
gum-co.-To permit optional retire
ment of public school employees at ag
! 10.
II. b. No. 513-Albers, Shelby-co.-
Ito permit the unemployment compen
|sation commission to determine cas-
value of gratuities received by an en-
ploye covered by the act.
H. b. No. 51S.-Branscomb, Stark
co.-To modify present law restrictin
hours of labor for women and minor!
II. b. No. 525.-Harter, Summit-c'
) To require that decisions of the II
dustrial commission shall be based o
preponderance of all the evidence.
H. b. No. 545.-Mrs. Ford, Trun
bull -co.-To extend civil servic
eligibility from one to six years.
H. b. No. 551.-Williams, Trumbul
co.-To establish extent Of liability {
an employer of a physically handicap
= ped employc i'll event of further IL
= jury.
: II. b. No. 559.-Caryl, Union-co.-
S TO authorize the suspension Of civ
= service employees without pay for !
days for disciplinary purposes.
o II. b. No. 56S-Myers, Allen-co.-
y To prohibit persons receiving old az
= pensions from receiving other form