Kern County Taxes 82 Percent Higher Than California Counties
Petroleum engineer Paul J. Howard of Bakersfield criticizes Kern County spending, noting per capita costs at 80.63 dollars versus county averages around 43 dollars. He argues pet projects swell budgets, raising taxes on consumers and eroding living standards.
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Paul J. Howard
Bakersfield
Kern County
California
Kern
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alameda
Kern ‘County
Farmers Must Carry Workers Insurance Now
Farmers, stock and poultry raisers, dairymen, and hort iculturists who do not carry workmen s compensation insurance must file new notices of rejections with the Industrial Accident Commission at once. The rule, announced by Dan Murphy Jr, chairman, is under an amendment to the State Labor Code. Rejections filed prior to June 20 1947 are affected.
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Industrial Accident Commission
Dan Murphy, Jr
Protests Urged to Curb County Spending Growth
The statement argues reductions in Kern County government costs depend on firm taxpayer demands. Until such demand appears, new projects will be approved, departments expanded, and spending will outpace other California counties. Vigorous protests from voters are urged to change the trend.
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Kern County
California
Insurance Helps Farmers Guard Against Negligence Claims
Farmers increasingly shield themselves with workers compensation insurance rather than reject the act. A workmen's policy covers benefits and potential damage suits for employee injuries due to employer negligence. Rejection forms are available from the Commission at 965 Mission Street, San Francisco.
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Commission
Mission Street
San Francisco
Calif
Werdel Promises Cotton Acreage Bill Amendment
Representative Thomas H. Werdel reports an amendment to the cotton acreage allotment law is being readied for immediate consideration when Congress reconvenes next month. He cautions passage may be difficult but says the amendment could ease perceived inequalities in the 1950 allotments.
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Thomas H. Werdel
Kern
Tulare
Kings Counties
Congress
Administration Officials Refuse Support on Cotton Acreage Amendment
Werdel and Rep Pace met with the House cotton subcommittee and Department of Agriculture officials to push near term relief for planned 1950 cuts. They urged Congress to consider in January an amendment to the 1949 acreage act ensuring no cotton allotment falls below 70 percent of the average planted in 1947 1948 or 50 percent of the top year among 1947 1948 or 1949. The plan also asks farmers not planting allotted acreage to relinquish it to the local PMA committee for reallocation to other farmers.
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Werdel
Rep
Stephen Pace
Georgia
House
Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Requet
PMA
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