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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
9
Cedar Rapids officials discuss suspending over the counter fines for minor offenses and requiring court appearances for serious traffic violations. They propose keeping the window for quick payments while mandating appearances for reckless driving speeding and post crash charges to deter careless driving.
Sen. Joseph H. Ball warns employers against using new labor laws to launch union busting. In a radio address he outlined policy changes he recommends, noting the legislation will bear down on unions and that unions have failed to meet promised obligations to the public and workers.
A farm editor letter addressed to Mr Conn discusses agricultural issues and public concerns. The note requests guidance and shares farmer experiences on soil, crops, and livestock practices.
A speaker urged that corrections to the situation be made while warning that many employers could read legal changes as a cue to suppress reform. He stressed the risk of continued abuses and the need for vigilant oversight.
Bg Fennagg argues the 80th Congress must balance legal rights and duties of employers and employees to end industry wide shutdowns. He cites equal justice under law, breaking up union and employer power, free collective bargaining, and minimal government intervention as core aims.
A notice from Elderkin & Locher, Attorneys, seeks payment relief related to the Goanty estate. Emergent actions require prompt attention by interested parties with stakes tied to unsettled sums and court guidance.
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