Ford and labor clash on union power and industry control
A fragmented editorial discusses democracy strained by selfish leaders and inflation fears, criticizing industrial fights between Ford and organized labor. It cites Ford’s view that big business dominates and suggests union leaders should prove their claims by building their own factories. The piece weaves through Michigan industry, farm notes, and labor claims, noting wage data and regional production context.
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Henry Ford
Michigan
Ford
Boe Sunergs
Wonea
Ile
Crow & Son
C. O
Mr. Stock
Nts
Wisconsin tourism outlook boosts state resorts and co op
The article notes Resorts report earlier bookings and expanded facilities driven by last year’s strong volume. State conservation officials credit publicity from Wisconsin agencies and outside presses, while regret remains that many residents overlook local attractions. Michigan and Wisconsin seek cooperative competition to capture summer tourist traffic and emphasize word of mouth as the strongest publicity.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Alexander
Upper Michigan
George E. Bishop
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Minnesota
Canada
Colorado
Yellowstone
Europe
Money the Universal Remedy Ad for Loans in Oshkosh
Etaoi Shidlu of Oshkosh Wisconsin narrates relief from chronic pains poor appetite and weight loss after using a so called Universal Remedy Money. He describes visiting banks and finance companies, securing a twenty five dollar loan, improved mood and sleep, and plans to repay the loan while endorsing the product as a universal remedy.
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Etaoi Shidlu
Oshkosh
Wis
Ironwomd
Shrdlu
United States
Advt
Township Band Meets Pals at Memorial Day Program
The Bessemer township school band thrilled crowds at the Memorial Day program in Ewen on May 31. Two local pals, fishermen George Des Jardin and J. C. Lewis, treated the band after a Kenton performance, illustrating their warm support. Des Jardin, a Lower Michigan attorney, has long aided the American Legion children's billet at Otter Lake and enjoys hunting and fishing near his Kenton shack, where he sometimes gets drenched and munched by mosquitoes.
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Bessemer Township
Ewen
Sax
Cloverland Press
Ramsay
George Des Jardin
J. C. Lewis
Kenton
George
American Legion
Otter Lake
Lapeer
Michigan
QUESTION OF THE WEEK Who's starting a strike this week
A brief note asks who is initiating labor action this week with a quip about lines forming on the left. The item reflects a humorous or editorial side discussion rather than a reported event. No specific people or organizations are named in the readable text.
Iron River Central tests kindergartners for grade placement
The Iron River I R Reporter notes that the Central school gave intelligence tests to kindergarten students. Children will be placed in first grade divisions next fall based on their achievement in these standardized tests.
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Central School
Iron River
I. R
Summer Carnival Coming to Town
A town carnival is announced as the summer season formally opens. The event is set to draw residents and visitors for rides, games, and entertainment in the upcoming weeks. Local organizers promote family friendly activities and community participation.
Looking Backward Highlights From June 1932
Five events from the Herald files include a tragic fatality near Eureka mine road when Viola Jokinen was struck by a car. Other items note William Maki winning a garbage haul bid, first ore shipments from Castle Mining at Eureka mine, George Lind Cummins graduating in public accounting, and a successful Military Ball hosted by the American Legion with 500 couples dancing.
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Viola
Arvid Jokinen
Ramsar
Eureka
William Maki
Gogebic Range
Castle Mining Company
Ramsay
Hubbard
Ashland
H. L. Cummins
Bayne
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
George Lind Cummins
American Legion
Eli Rice
Colored
Martin Krakovec
Bessemer Legion
Charles R. Duda
Auxiliary
Hich School
City to Build Eleven Bridges on New Co Road
Community progress notes report plans this week to construct eleven bridges on the new county road and one on Presque Isle Tula. City records announce the appointment of Adamczak as alderman to fill the third ward vacancy caused by the death of William B. B. Wicz.
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Co Road
Presque Isl Tula
Adamczak
William &. Bwicz
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George Edwards
George Wilson
James Clifton
George Lang
Aurora
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Thomas Johns
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Elmer J. Kuivinen
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