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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1933
Page
12
The text outlines minimum wage guarantees for various employer classes, prohibiting cuts below 40 or 30 cents per hour depending on prior rates, and mandating wage increases within specified regions. It also restricts price hikes, urges cooperation with the NRA, and calls for a unified code within the industry.
The undersigned will adjust the fixed price to cover any increase in cost caused by the seller signing the President's reemployment agreement or becoming bound by any code of fair cooperation approved by the President.
The document states that the agreement ends upon President approved code or, if the NRA 50 elects, submission of a code with substitution of provisions. It allows hardship petitions with stay pending NRA investigation and requires adherence to the act’s sections 4A 7A and 10B. It notes a re employment drive and signatures through trade associations or designated organizations.
A Strawberry Point wedding July 3 unites Iaid Rowell and Roy Brown of nearby farms. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William Rowell, is a 1932 graduate and rural teacher. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Brown, is a 1931 graduate who works on his father’s farm. They will live on the bridegroom’s family farm.
Roosevelt unveils a voluntary National Recovery Administration code urging employers to sign and cooperate to raise wages and employment. Hearings on lumber and shipbuilding continue while code guidelines and a reemployment bulletin outline swift action and unity to boost purchasing power.
Claude Callan writes of Cousin Lottie’s poor health and urges cooperation with the NRA and employers to stabilize employment. The piece frames a national recovery program led by 24 district boards and a state board, with members selected by the President without pay, stressing patriotism and public conscience.
Masonville resident Washington Decker carries his right arm in a sling from an injury sustained while helping a stalled motorist. He offered to crank the car and was hurt in the process.
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