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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1947
Page
4
The Taft Hartley Law does not ban strikes. It recognizes an individual right to quit work. It restricts strikes that breach contracts involve jurisdiction disputes with another union or secondary boycotts or threaten a national emergency.
A presidential fact finding board says a government injunction would render a strike or lock out illegal for 80 days. If unresolved in that period, workers vote secretly on accepting the employer's final offer or going on strike.
The W C T U will meet at the Christian Church on October 7 with Mrs Eli Logan to lead the meeting and Mrs W E Field directing devotions. The group nears a 1948 membership goal of 100, and interested people are urged to contribute a dollar to Mrs P J Mojonnier Mrs W E Field or Mrs Agnes Cox.
Governor Dwight H Green commends the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America for an eight Sunday church attendance crusade starting Oct 5 World Communion Sunday. The Illinois State Fair reports 14 180 chest X ray exams with 129 suspected of TB. Osborne announces a Lake and McHenry cooots hunting season Oct 1 12 daily bag 25. New Savanna cancer clinic raises Illinois clinic total to fourteen and urges early diagnosis for higher cure potential.
Hosiery bargains include anklets four pairs for one dollar and ladies hose four pairs for one dollar. Mens and dress socks offered at similar prices with various colors and weights. Dated yet, the ad notes slight imperfections and no CODs, with Southern Sales Company listing Knoxville Tennessee.
The notice states October 11 as the closing date to apply for examinations with salaries ranging from 1980 to 4800 dollars.
The piece reflects on farm profits, production, and research while affirming that country life centers on family, neighborly ties, and simple pleasures. It stresses tolerance and good fellowship over urban distractions, with a nod to material improvements alongside a wholesome rural spirit.
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