Phrase Reaches Marines If Not Stirred The Public
A pointed line declares that if the public remains unmoved, they should tell it to the Marines. The remark signals a call for decisive action or accountability from authorities.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
6
Day of reckoning bruises Great Britain and America
A sweeping critique argues Britain abandons full employment and collective wage bargaining, warning of slowed economic freedom as unions gain power. It also cites U S press consolidation and a government antitrust clash with World Journal Tribune. Vietnam pilots and officers express disillusion with mission targets and policy, calling for accountability and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Great Britain
New York Tribune
New York City
World Journal Tribune
Portland Oregonian
Sub-zero weather and light snow prevail in local forecasts
Christmas decorations grace Sophie Street as Wintry conditions persist. Wakefield falls to Maple in a league setback while ski areas seek fresh snow. State officials critique welfare deficits. A community pasta supper and a ski club party highlight weekend activities as Young volunteers prepare for January racing season. A cab driver recalls a canine pickup story at White Birch Inn, noting an amusing mishap on Colby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie
Speed
Wakefield
Meatba
Sevastian Parish
White Birch Inn
Butch” Mattson
Butch
Colby Hill
Heards
Letter to the Editor on Michigan legislature junket
A reader criticizes five legislators for a costly all-expenses paid trip to Japan and the Far East. The letter calls for taxpayers to demand reform, citing fiscal irresponsibility and proposes a political remedy. The piece includes quotes from national editors and humorous future-invention ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Legisature
Japan
Far East
Michigan
Looking Backward Ten Years Ago in Bessemer Area
Emil Hjalmer Ekman 78 died last Friday at Divine Infant Hospital Wakefield. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dianich Ramsay November 24. Iscnael Buchko honored at a farewell party in White Pine before moving to Negaunee to join Palm Bottle Gas. Dimperio family to move to Hurley. Dimperio to manage Lake Superior District Power Co. in Hurley. Nelda Seeke wed to Donald Lee of Milwaukee at Blair Wisconsin on November 3. Essay contest theme Americas Crusade for Free Mens Rights 1956 57 by VFW Ladies Auxiliary and Free Press of America. Bessemer Gasoline Retailers Association to implement winter Sunday schedule December 2 with two stations open. Elizabeth Harris marked 90th birthday December 19 at Puritan location. Frances Baksic to Alvin Yonkoskey wed December 14 at St Sebastian Church parsonage. Alice Upson and Thomas Proctor wed November 30 in Muskegon First Christian Church. Gogebic County Road Commission Safety Club held annual Christmas party with 80 attendees. John F Berteling connected with War Labor Board and National Housing Administration in Ishpeming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hjalmer Ekman
Bessemer
Divine Infant Hospital
Wakefield
Charles Dianich
Ramsay
Iscnael Buchko
White Pine
Buchko
Negaunee
Palm
John Dimperio
Robby
Hurley
Dimperio
Lake Superior District Power Co
Nelda Seeke
John Seeke
Donald Lee
Milwaukee
Blair
Wis
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Free Press of America
Bessemer Gasoline Retailers Association
Elizabeth Harris
Puritan
Frances Baksic
James Baksic
Porter St
Alvin Yonkoskey
Belle Yonkosky
Ironwood
St. Sebastian Church
Sturday
First Christian Church
Muskegon
Alice Upson
William Upson
Thomas Proctor
Dayton
Ohio
Sidney Proctor
Gogebic County Road Commission Safety Club
American Legion
John F. Berteling
Anvil-Palms
War Labor Board
National Housing Administration
Ishpeming
Bessemer Christmas Tree Erected At City Bank Corner
December 11 1936 report notes the Bessemer community Christmas tree set up at Main and Longyear streets near the Bessemer National Bank corner, with prior years in Northwestern Railroad Park. Also includes obituaries, marriages, and local business changes. Mrs. Steve Pollock 66 died in state hospital after diabetes treatment. survivors listed. First National Bank of Bessemer declares 5% dividend payable December 15. Anvil Club hosts home furnishings lesson. Miss Bruna Marconeri marries Oreste Rogo at St Sebastian. Paul Contratto and Frank Lucas lease Paul Massie ice business. dam raised three feet. George Basket family moves to Ironwood. Funeral held for John E. Mattson 62 found dead on Geneva Road December 2. heart attack while transporting a heifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Main
Longyear Streets
Bessemer National Bank
Northwestern Railroad Park
Us-2
Steve Pollock
State Hospital
Paul
John
Rose Turkal
Miss
Ann
Chicago
First National Bank of Bessemer
Anvil
Anvil-Parent Circle
Anvil Club
Norma Streeter
Bruna Marconeri
Nello Marconeri
Oreste Rogo
Hurley
St. Sebastian Church
Paul Contratto
Frank Lucas
Paul Massie
Massie Pond
George Basket
Grace
Ironwood
City Tax Payments Start Today for 1926 Year
40 Years Ago Commencing today, city taxes for the year 1926 will be payable at the office of City Treasurer Torsten Eggen on the second floor of the Byrne building on Sophia street. Taxes will be collected without fee until Jan. 8. Miss Matilda Olson, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Olson of South Bessemer, died Sunday at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torsten Eggen
Byrne
Sophia Street
Matilda Olson
John Olson
South Bessemer
Six Siblings Reach After Grand View Hospital Death
The Grand View Hospital reports a long illness ending in the death of a local woman. Besides her parents, she is survived by one brother Arvid and six sisters Mrs Arthur Olson Alice Myrtle Agnes Esther and Eileen. John Alden was born November 20 to Mr and Mrs Loyal Popps. August Keller welcomed a son on November 28. Gilbert Ross and Minnette Warren will headline the Civic Music Series at the Ironwood Memorial Building next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand View Hospital
Arvid
Arthur Olson
Alice
Myrtle
Agnes
Esther
Eileen
Barnes-Hecker
Ishpeming
Fraser
John Alden
Loyal Popps
August Keller
August
Gilbert Ross
Minnette Warren
Ironwood Memorial Building
Catholic women to reorganize Altar Society meeting
A meeting of all Catholic women in the city is called by Rev. C. Swoboda, pastor of St. Sebastian church, for Sunday evening to reorganize the Altar Society. The fire department was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Swoboda
St. Sebastian Church
Candy store fire prompts quick shutdown on Moore Street
Firefighters were called out early Wednesday morning to extinguish a blaze at the candy store on Moore Street operated by August Mikkola. The building is owned by S Simon and was formerly used by Bessemer Bottling Works. Joe Marsh, who runs a sleigh shuttle to the South Shore railroad depot at North Bessemer, has lined the sleigh with canvas and installed a stove for warmth. Dr Sutherland of Oliver Iron Mining Co on the Gogebic range announced that starting Dec 1 the company will run six days a week instead of four. Swede Finn Hall, closed for some time, will reopen with a grand opening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Street
August Mikkola
S. Simon
Bessemer Bottling Works
Joe Marsh
South Shore Railroad
North Bessemer
Dr. Sutherland
Oliver Iron Mining Co
Gogebic Range
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Pentagon
North Vietnam
Aviation Week
Navy
Norde Wilson
William E. Minshall
Wilson
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Pick & Axe
Johnny the Bear
Wahbi Ski Luo
Indianhead Mountain Lodgei
Wahbi Sk Farr
Dog
George W. Welsh
Harold S. May
The
Florence (Ala
Frank Bridges
Smithville
Tex
Rance English
John E. Mattson
Geneva Road
Mr. Mattson
Pocahontas
Columbia Stoker
C. Hansen Lumber Co., Inc
Turk’s
Graham
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