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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1933

Page

6

Mining executive Francis J Webb dies in car crash

Francis J Webb general manager of northern ore mines for Republic Steel Corp died suddenly December 4 in his car while en route to Duluth from the Mesabi range. Born June 11 1878 at Petosi Wis he held Northwestern University and Michigan College of Mines training and held top posts at Oliver Iron Mining Co and Republic Iron and Steel Co. He served as Lake Superior Mining Institute president in 1923 and was active in Duluth clubs and Masonic circles. He is survived by his wife and two children and two brothers. Funeral arrangements noted in Pasadena for Mrs Cole also reported.

Francis J. Webb Republic Steel Corp Duluth Mesabi Range Mr. Webb Petosi Wis Lancaster Northwestern University Michigan College of Mines Sunday Lake Michigan Oliver Iron Mining Co Eveleth Minn la Rue Nashwauk Webb Republic Iron & Steel Co C. T. Fairbairn Youngstown Ohio Northern Ore Mines Lake Superior Mining Institute Masonic Dorothy Ann Philip Walter Ironwood, Mich William Thomas F. Cole Pasadena Lake Superior Hoatsons

Bishop's Appointment Revoked From St. Paul

George E. Bishop of Marquette had his appointment as field representative in Michigan for the Production Credit corporation revoked amid political pressure from downstate Democratic leaders. A Republican, Bishop resigned as secretary manager of the Upper Peninsula Development bureau when appointed on November 16. He said the revocation followed protests by lower Michigan Democrats during a Lansing meeting with state agricultural officials.

George E. Bishop Marquette Michigan Production Credit Corporation St. Paul Bishop

Battle of the battles over Prohibition policy in Washington

A week of fierce policy maneuvering pits the Federal government against liquor manufacturers. A President suggested code would create a Federal Alcohol Control Administration with broad control, quotas, and price setting, while state laws move to cap sales domestically. Costs, plant expansions, and potential retail formats dominate debates as lawmakers weigh parity prices and a national sales system.

Washington Federal Alcohol Control Administration Secretary of Agriculture Montana Oregon Nevada Reno

Douglas Says Budget Director Warns of Rising Deficit

Lewis Douglas, director of the Budget, warned the nation that the 1934 fiscal year would see a substantial rise in the national debt due to the Public Works bill and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, among other new bodies. He did not specify a deficit amount.

Lewis Douglas Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Commodity Prices Edge Up Amid Weakening Retail Demand

Ward tendencies show a small rise yet remain below summer averages as commodity prices continue a steady advance. Business failures sit at a low point while NRA excitement fades. The Christmas buying wave will signal how far average citizens’ recovery has progressed.

NRA

Answers To Inquiries On Retail Code Provisions And Labor Rules

A compilation of Q and A covering interpretation of prohibitions on secret gratuities to influence sales, employment rules for handicapped workers, rebates to farm cooperative members, cost allocation for administering industrial supplies code, and a closing exchange about fire insurance offerings and policy inquiries.

Retail Bulletin No 1 NRA Ccd

Causes of Tuberculosis by Dr Scholes at large hospital

Series of autopsies suggests that nearly all persons over age fifteen show evidence of healed or active tuberculosis, debunking hereditary claims. Disease not inherited. children of TB parents are more prone due to environment and weaker resistance. Milk from TB mothers can harm infants, so nursing is ill advised. TB exposure is universal, but immunity varies. salients include tonsils teeth larynx and digestion as significant to prevention.

William J. Scholes Capyright Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago

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F. J. Webb Mrs. Cole Herald ISSR Cgeveral Johnson Mr. Douglas Heart Construction Douglas Gerald Publishing Company Bessemer Weill Mplorer Ron Herald Publishing Co Bessemer National Bank
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