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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1937
Page
4
The piece argues most states mimic federal designs to access funds, not to secure workers. It critiques Iowa and other legislatures for rapid passage and warns reforms hinge on state experimentation, not federal pressure. Washington's top‑down approach, it says, delays lasting, effective unemployment protection.
A discussion follows Granting by Judge Gadola of the injunction sought by General Motors to bar sit down strikers from plants renews debate on injunctions in labor disputes. The Norris LaGuardia Act of 1932 bans federal court injunctions against strikes. earlier acts limited enforcement.
A fatherly note to Louise compares life to a seventy year fortune to spend wisely. It urges making golden memories with each hour, avoiding waste, and valuing effort, with sharp quips on efficiency, ambition, and human folly.
The rule states injunctions may be issued only after findings of facts in full open hearings and then only if five conditions are met. These include threatened unlawful acts, irreparable property damage, greater injury to the complainant if not issued, lack of other adequate legal protection, and absence of adequate police protection.
The Iowa State Safety council presents 28 proposed highway safety measures to the General Assembly. They urge strengthening the state highway patrol, tougher driver licensing, stricter truck regulations, a 55 mph limit on open highways, and required dimming of head lamps. The council notes broad support from diverse groups and citizen experts.
Horizontal clues reveal a popular actress and related terms while vertical clues fill in the crossword grid. The puzzle features word plays from source text including numbers, colors, and common phrases across a themed set of entries.
Tim Lacey frets over troubled children while Barbara chafes at Byron Edwards mother’s influence. Shiela declares she cares nothing for Byron’s opinion as tensions rise over Byron’s mother and Byron’s own future. The scene unfolds on a hot June Sunday as family dynamics strain under unspoken grievances. Pat storms out after a clash over his employment.
In a tense scene at the Lacey home, Elaine decides to take the five o clock train to New York after a heated clash with Hank over marriage and Marjorie. Hank resists, but Elaine leaves, while Tim laments failing to comfort her and Hank contends with the fallout.
A humorous reminiscence describes a visiting dentist and an assistant reacting to a torture chair scene with exaggerated dialogue and a phonograph gag. Hattie Belle Johnston shares a Russia trip note about Czar Nicholas II and a horseshoe superstition, noting the royal door shoe hung upside down as bad luck.
A detailed listing of 6:00 to 2:30 radio slots spans NBC and CBS programs across WEAF WJZ WOC WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WGST, naming shows, orchestras, artists, and stations including Song stories, Message of Israel, Uncle Jim’s question bee, Sport parade, Ed Wynn, Joe Cook, Irvin Cobb, Benny Sees a, Emil Coleman, and more. The schedule covers multiple chains and regional station allocations with varied broadcasts and guest ensembles.
A fragmentary radio schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs with various ensembles, orchestras, and shows. Entries mention Tone pictures Lyric serenade Harold Nagel rhumba and a range of musical acts, with multiple station affiliations including WEAF WJZ WABC and others.
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