Railroad Labor Board Repeals Old Agreement Rules Set
The Railroad Labor Board abrogates national wage and working rules for all American railroads effective July 1. Sixteen guiding principles establish how management and employees should cooperate, with conferences to draft new rules and hearings before promulgation. The plan emphasizes fair hearings, collective bargaining, seniority, eight hour limits, and consumer efficiency while preserving safety and orderly discipline.
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Statewide voter registration bill passes house vote
Regular teachers examination set for April 23 1942 at the court house announced by OPAL RUSSELL County Supt The bill by Senator Reed requires statewide voter registration to be carried out by assessors and a voter need not register again unless moving residence It aims to prevent party switching before primaries A voter can change party by notifying the county clerk at least thirty days before a primary Non-partisan league members oppose the bill calling it aimed at them instructing their bloc to vote against it
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Cottonseed cake for sale by local sellers
O'Bannon and Neuswanger advertise cottonseed cake for sale and provide contact by phone 71. The note ends with a remark that speculation differs from investment much like fishing differs from buying boneless.
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Nebraska Legislature Signals House Senate Conflicts Widen
Nebraska lawmakers push various bills amid adjournment chatter. The senate moves on nonpartisan ballot and Douglas primary tweaks while the house advances an Omaha charter bill. Governor signs 90 bills as session nears end and debates taxation, horse racing, and county seats.
Senate ends fight with Beebe bill on movies
The final senate clash over the movie bill led to defeating the house measure and adopting the Beebe amendment as a new bill. It bans certain pictures, sets penalties, and regulates films. The fight continues to a third reading in the senate and potential concurrent passage by the house, with some expecting no action this session.
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