Regulation Grip Feeds Criticism of Lewis and C I O
The Ingham County News argues that John L Lewis demands more government regulation, while claiming such rules strangle industry and swell government waste. It credits Henry Ford with greater national benefit and condemns the proliferation of offices and reporting costs. It portrays regulation as government control and a drag on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Lewis
Ingham County
Mich
Henry Ford
Washington
Mr. Lewis
Hutchins plan on cheap football tickets sparks debate
A Milwaukee Journal column comments on President Hutchins of the University of Chicago urging a 10 cent football ticket to reframe college athletics. It notes myths about football funding and university success, cites Oberlin and other colleges, and argues football often eats profits while neglecting broad physical education and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchins
University of Chicago
Chicago
America
Wisconsin
Wilkins
Oberlin
Milwaukee Journal
Word wizard Vizetelly coins myobist as talk grows
The piece notes how Wilfred J. Funk catalogues dog vocabulary and claims some dogs can know up to 350 words. It observes the average person uses about 10,000 words daily, Shakespeare about 25,000, and radio pronunciation authority Frank Vizetelly has about 200,000 words. Before broadcasts he helps with pronunciations and even coins terms like myobist from mind your own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans Daily
Wilfred J. Funk
Fido
Shakespeare
Radio
Frank Vizetelly
Wizard
Weather cycles and sunspots explain New England climate
The Christian Science Monitor notes that weather varies daily and cycles every eleven years, with a twenty-two year rhythm. solar sunspots raise radiation, warm equatorial air, lower polar pressure, and drive more rain, snow, and cold spells though much remains unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Equator
Christian Science Monitor
Pick and Axe Pick and Axe BOOKS ATTACK STUDENT
A student writes about fear of book reports as a dream turns into a chaotic library siege. Characters from classics demand attention, a mutiny of shelves looms, and a frightened narrator awakens to a warning to wake quietly next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High School
Rom
Captain Bligh
Coui
Jean Valjean
Captain Blood
Captain Slood
Robin Hood
Horrors
Hind Beg
Treasure Island
Murphy for Governor Sign Sparks Caspian Debate
In Caspian residents question when the prominent Murphy for Governor sign along the main thoroughfare will be removed. The Caspian Democratic club overlooks Fitzgerald being elected veteran, prompting discussion in Iron River Reporter coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Caspian
Caspian Democratic Club
Fitzgerald
Iron River Reporter
Frenzied speaker vows revolution and caviar breakfast
A loud orator harangues a crowd claiming the revolution will bring caviar for breakfast. A sailor objects that he does not like caviar, prompting the speaker to insist listeners will eat it and enjoy it. The exchange captures a tense period with class rhetoric and defiant humor.
Doors and Roles Shift as Nightlife Adopts Hombre Theme
A Kreolite News item notes changing door labels from Men and Women to Gentlemen and Ladies then to King and Queen and other terms. A new Spanish design night club extends the trend with the word Hombre. A worried businessman asks for directions. the manager jokes about Spanish lessons.
Dictators Studied By Jung In Cosmopolitan Interview
Dr Carl G Jung analyzes Hitler Mussolini and Stalin regarding origins and behavior of dictators, noting their peoples shape their power. He says dictators arise from crushing needs, with Germans prone to extremes and Italians steadier, recommending cautious foreign policy to avoid war while preserving democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Jung
Cosmopolitan
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Ieuculns
H. R. Knickerbocker
The
International News Service
Dr. Jung
Germany
Lenin
Europe
Italy
Jime
Local Legion votes against Moor Street property transfer
Peter Gedda notes the American Legion post rejects turning its Moor Street siding over to a community building for Civil Works Administration use, after learning the post would deed the property to the city and lose control of its $240 investment. The item sits among community events in Bessemer including a Christmas display and local sports dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gedda
American Legion
Legion
Moor Street
Itvas Om
Civil Works Administration
Ose
Probate Court Admits Will In Domenico Ghellar Estate
In Gogebic County Michigan the probate court, at Bes seme, set a hearing for February 3 to admit a will and grant administration to Theresa Ghellar or another suitable person. Public notice will run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Creditors must present claims by April 1 for examination and adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besseme
M. &. Nolan
Domenico Ghellar
Theresa Ghellar
Bessemer Herald
Probate Court Notes on Decedent Sarah Fell Case
In Michigan Probate Court on November 30, 1938, Judge M E Nolan presiding. The hearing concerns the deceased Sarah Fell with the court noting appearance and ongoing proceedings regarding her estate. Further details pending court action and formal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Said County
M. E. Nolan
Sarah Fell
Probate notice in Gogebic County Michigan
State of Michigan Probate Court in Gogebic County sets April 12 1989 as hearing date for claims against Joseph Guy Couch deceased. Creditors must file claims at the Probate Office by ten o clock and notice will be published in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Woodworth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Castile Mining Co
Wallace R. Cook
Menominee
Josephine Yankosky
Frank J. McMinn
Charles Fraser
Wakefield
Gogebic & Iron Railway and Light Co
Joseph Warnock
Harbor Springs
Ramgquist
Bessemer
Joseph Guy Couch
Bessemer Herald
City of Bessemer Tax Notices Open December 1 1988
City of Bessemer announces that 1938 city taxes will be payable at the City Clerk office starting Thursday December 1 1988 at 9 am. Collections run daily 9 am to 3 pm excluding Saturdays 9 am to 12 noon through January 10 1959 without fee. From January 10 1939 to March 1 1939 a 4 percent fee applies. Isle Royale remark follows.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
American Press
Myobist
Ewen. Press
Russia
Adolph Hitler
V!a Herald Files
Business Men's Association
Iron River
Stambaugh
Orlo Carlson
Plaice
Coat House
Gogebic
Anes
Negaunee State Police
Tom Jeffery
Hornibrook
Basket
Sparapani and Sullivan
Frank Novascone
Louis Barocci
Norman Cobb
John Kettula
Mr. Bottrell
R. J. Mullen
L. W. Short
W. A. Knoll
Fred Prozesky
Mellen
Edwin R. Bayliss
Bessemer Lumber Co
George Moore
Ironwood
Flog. van Stratum
Hurley
Brotherton
Sunday Lake
Supt
Walton
Sellwood
State OF Michigan
W. B. Fauhl
M. FE. Nolan
Probi‘e
State OF
Probate Court
Gogehic
Said Court
M. Eb, Nolan
Louis A. Filippini
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!