Pacific powers clash over naval parity and Asia move
The United States Great Britain and Japan face a threefold dispute on naval parity Japan's Asia ambitions and commercial rivalry. Japan refuses to extend the 5 5 3 ratio prompting a potential costly naval race amid fears of war. Also discussed are Manchuria oil iron needs colonization limits and Japan's trade tactics. Housing drive shows momentum with escalating four week spending aiding home construction toward 1 million homes projected.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Raymond Leslie Buell
New York Times
London
America
Nippon
Asia
England
U.S
Manchuria
Korea
Straits Bridge Could End Mackinaw City Tourism
Marjorie Merrill of The Escanaba Daily Press fears a Mackinaw City bridge from Cheboygan to St Ignace would devastate the town’s railroad based economy. The proposed route via multiple causeways could sever rail links and risk the resort area’s livelihood.
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Mackinaw City
Lower Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Cheboygan
St. Ignace
Duncan City
Bois Blanc Island
Round Island
Mackinac Island
Marjorie Merrill
Escanaba Daily Press
Miss Merrill
Willyam Jan's Filosophy in Marquette County News
Old friend and miner philosopher laments declining honesty and ambition in American life. He urges courage, neighborly care, and restraining greed, arguing that heart and heads are needed to improve the country amid economic anxiety.
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C. W
Walter F. Gries
Marquette County School News
Skater Safety: Self-Rescue From Ice Drowning Tips
The National Safety Council urges skaters to know safe ice conditions and emergency steps. It details ice thickness guidance, self rescue crawl kick, planing position, and rolling away from holes to avoid breaking ice, plus improvised tools like a spike or skate blade to aid exit.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
O. K
Ice Rescue Rules for Cold Weather Emergencies
Guidance on safe ice rescue techniques to avoid personal danger. Key steps include tossing weighted rope or plank to the victim, using a human chain with cautious coordination, and approaching the hole by lying on the stomach to reduce risk.
10 State Banks To Pay Million Christmas Payoffs
The State Banking Department announced a Christmas holiday payoff totaling 1,145,000 to depositors in banks under court and departmental receiverships. Payouts will occur statewide in at least 10 banks, possibly 11 more, with deposits receiving 5 to 20 percent back. Banks listed as certain include Mackinaw City State Bank and Pontiac Commercial and Savings Bank among others.
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Lansing
State Banking Department
Mackinaw City State Bank
Peoples Savings Bank of
Coopersville
State Bank of Home Acres of
Grand Rapids
Cadillac
Diamondale State Bank
Copemish State Bank
Peoples State Trust and Savings Bank of
Pontiac
Nashville State Bank
Michigan State Bank of
Eaton Rapids
Pontiac Commercial and Savings Bank
Deer and bear harvest set new marks this season
Reports from the Department of Conservation show the season yielded a deer kill near 20,000, a larger total than 1933, but with a smaller percentage of successful hunters. More than 150 bears were transported across the Straits of Mackinac, exceeding prior years, with the previous record at 72. Hunters from the upper peninsula noted fewer does and fawns and a rise in predators.
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Department of Conservation
Straits of Mackinac
Upper Peninsula
Found Guilty in Contempt of Illegal Law Practice
Silas H. McGregor of Iron Mountain previously deputy labor and industry head in Michigan was found guilty of contempt for illegal hand ling of compensation claims before current commissioners. Judge Frank A. Bell filed the opinion in Iron Mountain last week. McGregor was defended by M S McDonough and Charles M Humphrey. Plaintiff attorneys include Ray Derham Michael Khoury L J Archambeau.
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Silas H. McGregor
Iron Mountain
Labor and Industry
Michigan
Frank A. Bell
McGregor
M.S. McDonough
Iron River
Charles M. Humphrey
Ironwood
Ray Derham
Michael Khoury
L. J. Archambeau
Norway
Dickinson County Bar Association
Derham
Clarence Lott
Negaunee
State Senate
Monthly Pelts Sale Set By Michigan Conservation
The field administration division of the Michigan Department of Conservation will hold monthly fur sales after the bounty predator control starts January 1. Fur dealers will bid to buy pelts, with hundreds of pelts on hand from trappers and from violators to be sold early this winter.
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Michigan
Field Administration Division
Department of Conservation
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Bessemer Township
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