Japan’s naval race and Asian aims threaten peace
Analysis notes Japan challenges to naval parity with Britain and the United States, plus ambitions to expand in Asia and secure raw materials. It discusses the three-power talks in London, Japan’s refusal of parity, and the risk of a costly naval buildup and potential war, with reference to Japan’s government structure and the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Raymond Leslie Buell
New York Times
London
Great Britain
America
Nippon
Asia
England
United States
U. S
Marchuria
Korea
Pacific
Philosopher Miner Warns of Change in Nation
In a rambling stylized monologue, Willyam Jan laments aging folk and shifting norms. He criticizes politics and rhetoric, warns of misleading letters, urges focus on real good, and criticizes widespread grumbling and disinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
Sienna
Housing Campaign Sparks Spending Rise Since 1933 Low
The government’s housing drive shows gains after a low 1933 period. Four weeks after mid August spending reached 19 million, then 29 million by mid October and 36 million by early November. Estimated totals suggest over 1 million homes could have been built at 8 billion if mood had stayed high.
Straits Bridge Proposal Sparks Mackinaw City Fears
The Escanaba Daily Press quotes Marjorie Merrill warning the Mackinaw City area could suffer if a Straits of Mackinac bridge linked Cheboygan to St Ignace via Bois Blanc and Round Island. Misa Merrill fears loss of rail traffic and the town’s lifeblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw City
Lower Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Cheboygan
St. Ignace
Duncan City
Bois Blanc Island
Round Island
Mackinac Island
Marjorie Merrill
Escanaba Daily Press
Misa Merrill
Skating Safety and Self Rescue on Thin Ice
The National Safety Council urges caution for skaters with early season ice. Learn ice thickness guidelines, stay off ice alone, and perform a planing position crawl to escape if trapped. Use improvised tools for grip, roll away from the hole, and avoid climbing straight out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienga Nee
National Safety Council
O. K
Ten State Banks To Pay Million Christmas Refunds
The State Banking Department announced a Christmas payoff of 1.145 million dollars to depositors in banks in court and departmental receiverships. Payments range from 5 to 20 percent and will occur across at least ten banks, potentially eleven more, including Mackinaw City State Bank and Pontiac institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Ice Rescue Methods From Sudden Cold Emergencies
The article outlines practical ice rescue steps to avoid personal risk. It covers using rope lanyards with a weighted end, pushing a plank or long tool to the victim, and forming a cautious human chain. It cautions rescuers to stay prone near weak ice and avoid standing near the hole.
Record Bear Kill Made This Season
Reports to the Department of Conservation show deer kills slightly higher than 1933 with fewer successful hunters. About 20,000 deer were killed. More bears were transported across the Straits of Mackinac than ever, over 150, with the prior record 732. Hunters returning from the upper peninsula noted fewer does and fawns and more predatory animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Straits of Mackinac
Department
Upper Peninsula
Found Guilty of Illegal Law Practice
Silas H. McGregor of Iron Mountain, former Michigan labor official, found guilty of contempt for illegal law practice in Iron Mountain. Judge Frank A. Bell filed the opinion. McGregor defended by NM. & M. McDonough and Charles N. Humphrey. plaintiffs include Ray Derham Michael Khowty and L. J. Archambeau.
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Silas H. McGregor
Iron Mountain
Labor and Industry
Michigan
Frank A. Bell
McGregor
NM. &. McDonough
Iron River
Charles N. Humphrey
Ironwood
Ray Derham
Michael Khowty
L. J. Archambeau
Norway
Dickinson County Bar Association
Derham
Clarence Lott
Negaunee
State Senate
Monthly pelts sale planned after bounty system starts
The Michigan field administration division of the department of conservation announces monthly sales of pelts confiscated from violators or paid for by bounties. Fur dealers will be invited to bid before each sale. Several hundred pelts, the season's catch by state trappers and violators, will be sold early this winter.
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Michigan
Field Administration Division
Department of Conservation
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LeAnne
Willyam Jan’s Filosophy
Straits Bridge
Skatems Neem Nat Fear
Bessemer Township
Ramsay
John Saari
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