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Federal Law Prohibits Work On
Farm Under 16 During School
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State Labor Commissioner
Frank Crane today cautioned
Tar Heel farmers against em
ploying youngsters under 16
,years of age in farm work dur
ing local school hours.
“Such employment is piohibit
,ed by the child labor provisions
of the Federal Wage and Hour
Law, except where the farmer’s,
own children work on his own|
farm,” Crane said.
The law applies to all young-,
stera under 16, regardless of,
whether they are North Carolina
’ residents or migrants from an- ■
other State, he added.
Crane said there is no age re-i
quirements for employment ofj
young people in agriculture be
fore or after local school hours,
on Saturdays and Sundays, or
during regular school holidays
and vacations.
‘,lf a farmer’s or producer’s
products move, directly or indi-;
rectly, out of the State where!
they are grown, he is subject (
to this law,” Commissioner Crane!
explained. “It is the farmer’s:
responsibility to find out the
correct age of each young work
er he employs.
"The farmer is protected j
against unintentional violation of|
the law if he requires, and keeps j
on file, an official age certificate j
(Form D.L. 7) showing the young,
worker to be at least 16. These
are issued by County Superin
tendents of Public Welfare.”
Requirements of the federal
law parallel and reinforce the
N. C. Compulsory School At
tendance Law, which requires
that children attend school un-.
. til they are 16 years of age,!
1 Crane said. ;
The Labor Commissioner urged
farmers who are in doubt abodt
the application of the law to in-j
quire at the Wage and Hour Of-!
f.'ce in the State Department of
Labor at Raleigh.
Gilmore Speaker
For Woman’s Club
Continued from Page 1. Section 1
ca, South America and the Pa
cific area.
During the years 1953-57 he
was Mayor of , Southern Pines,
in 1957-58 chairman of the Gov
ernor’s “Anti-Litterbug” .cam
paign, and from December, 1957
to February, 1958, a specfql ob
server with the U. S. Navy’, Op
eration Deepfreeze, Antarctica,
and then in October, 1958, a spe
cial observer with the U. S. Air
Force, Artie Region and DEW [
Line.
At present Mr. Gilmore is head
of various business interests in
North Carolina; president of the
N. C. Travel Council; member of
the Explorer’s Club of New York'
City; director of the N. C. Sym
phony Society and the N. C. I
Medical Association at Chapel |
Hill; director of the Business
Foundation of North Carolina; j
member of the N. C. Board of,
Conservation and Development; i
deacon of the Brownson Memor- J
ial Presbyterian Church at !
Southern Pines; ’trustee of the 1
Consolidated Presbyterian Col- j
lege of North Carolina and:
chairman of the Southern Gov- !
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which win be bald in Asheville
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, Mr. Gilmore was secured as
speaker through the efforts of
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sored by the Edenton Woman’s
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! members and six interested per
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j committee.
I Through the cooperation of
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a tape recording of Mr. Gil
more’s speech will be (made and
may be heard over the Nancy
j Carson Show at 11 A. M., from
the radio station for the benefit
| of the public.
Guests at the Woman’s Club
luncheon meeting, which will be
(held at the Masonic Temple at
II P. M., Wednesday, September!
2, include the Mayor of Eden-1
ton, the Town Clerk, members]
of Town Council, members of
the Chowan County Commission
' ers, presidents of civic organiza
: tions, president of the Chamber
1 of Commerce, representatives of
the radio and press, the chair
man of the E & W Board and
president of the Edenton De
velopment Corporation.
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