Bessemer City Council approves Fourth Ward alderman vacancy
The Common Council of Bessemer Michigan met June 7 1943 with Mayor Crenna presiding. Paul Hoeft was nominated and approved to fill the Fourth Ward aldermanic vacancy, taking the oath. The council dispensed with the regular order of business and debated cemetery issues. The expense allowance for Alderman Rizzie was struck from a May resolution. The Finance Committee presented claims for General Fund payrolls and city services totaling numerous items, all approved for payment as funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Bessemer
Michigan
Crenna
Eckman
Williamson
Proctor
Anderson
Probelski
Kosmicki
Rizzie
Jacobson
Mannisto
Paul Hoeft
Paul Re
Hoeft
Henry Rizzie
Fourth Ward
Yeas—Williamson
Frank J. Kosmicki
Bay City
Herbert J. Rushton
James F. Shepherd
Alderman Probelski
Yeas—Eckman
Anderson Probelski
General Fund
American Cotton Prod. Co
Bessemer Light Utility
John Bonovetz
Board of Review
Dada Insurance & Real Estate
Aponey
Gedda Insurance Agency
Gogebic Auto Co
Herald Publg. Co
Johnson Howe
Mac’s
Mich
Bell Tel. Co
Upper Penin
Pete Seetel
Western Union
M. A
John Piper
Power Fund
Cnn
Bessemer Food Shop
Johnson Hyde Store
Mich. Bell Tel. Co
Pazdernik
Joseph L
Standard Oil Co
Wadhams Oil Co
Chicago & N. Western Ry. Co
City of
Alderman Anderson
Joe Jezek
Jezek
Hoffman
Regis
Duda
Kelto
John A. Kallander
Alderman Proctor
Alderman Eckman
Justice of the Peace
Baird
Marshal M. A. Gedda
Raiiero Matrella
Bessemer Volunteer Fire Department
Volunteer Fire Department
Board of Public Works
Hayes
Edward Probelski
Fred Crenna
Charles A. Torni
Herman Carlson
Edward Proelski
Roert
Bruno Crenna
City Council approves cemetery and public works actions
The council approves funds for a check protector and cemetery land purchases. The Cemetery Trustees are authorized to act, aim to make the cemetery self-sustaining with annual funding, and consider purchasing the Cilek property on a four year contract. A tie vote on night watch and hall staff appointments is resolved by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis
Duda
Cilek
Dude
County union backs war effort amid coal strike rift
The Gogebic County Industrial Union Council endorses a county statement denouncing John L. Lewis and his coal strike. The message defends conciliation over strikes, condemns attacks on CIO spokesmen, and warns such actions threaten the nation and war effort. It asserts loyalty to the United States and unity of labor in support of government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Labor Board
Lewis
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Gogebic County
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald
City Hall
Counseil
Sausalito
San Franc
Golden Gate
New York
Berlin
Europe
Shirer
CBS
EWT
IsHiRer
William L. Shirer
Imi
Is Hau Leo
Resqliund
Cliffo
Idvanda
Canada
John R Korpela
Richard Korhonen
Henry
Korhonen
Charles Korhonen
Ernest Korhonen
Verner
PVE
the. Iy At
Mateur
Michigan Bell Telephone Company