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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

13

Broad WJS Radio Schedule Highlights June 17 18 23

Daily broadcast grid lists programs from Morning Greetings to Sign Off across June 17 18 21 22 23. Features include Spider Webb and his WJS/WJMS orchestras, Union Mutual programs, Farm Service with Gubber Lombardo, Midday Melodies, World Bookman, and local musicians like Helen Graham Bud Scott Mae Basket.

Ber Lombardo Union Mutual Spider Webb WJMS Rambler Helen Graham Bud Scott Looking Glass Gubber Lombardo WMS Orchestra World Bookman Rudy Bolich Orches American Legion WJNS the Radio Guild Walter Daleys Leaf Osho Lemenwker Mae Basket WIMS Wins Orchestra Gudber Lomberdo Tnion Mutual Walter Daley Union Mutual Program Wjims Spors C. E. Gundersen Spier Webb WJS Gubber Lombanto Zenda de Rubbers Spikter Webb Melfird Maxwell

Michigan Teachers Retirement Fund Faces Scrutiny in 1933

A $37,000 embezzlement arrest of secretary Mrs Georginia Knnesley highlights long standing issues in Michigan’s teachers retirement fund. The fund, created by the legislature but under a five member board, relies on teachers salaries with no state support. Earlier commissions warned the fund was unsound and urged a sound system or abolition, while a 1923 repeal and lack of state backing worsened deficits. A new study is due in 1933 to decide if the fund can continue.

Michigan Teachers’ Retirement Fund Georginia Knnesley Lansing

Michigan Prepays for Shatter-Proof Auto Glass Law

A 1931 legislature plan will ban ordinary glass in all autos after July 1 1934 and in for-hire vehicles after July 1 1932. The two phase measure requires shatter-proof or laminated glass in all new motor vehicles and in taxicabs and buses built after the specified dates.

Michigan

Michigan to enforce shatter-proof glass on for hire cars

State officials expect auto makers to use approved glass on all new for hire vehicles in Michigan after July 1 and on other motor vehicles in the second phase. The act makes violation a misdemeanor for owners and operators and allows the Public Utilities Commission to revoke or suspend permits for passenger vehicles.

Michigan Public Utilities Commission Michigan

Sheriff M Kee of Chippewa County Dies After Operation

Ruth erford G. McKee, sheriff of Chippewa County, Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, died in a hospital Saturday after an appendicitis operation last Monday. He had served two terms and planned to seek nomination this year.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Rutherford G. McKee Chippewa County McKee

Mortgage Dilemmas in Urban Loans Studied at University

A University of Michigan Burroughs study analyzes 7,000 urban mortgages totaling about 50 million dollars. It argues borrowers and lenders should weigh payment ability, property type and condition, and district prospects to reduce losses in all economic times.

Ann Arbor R. J. Burroughs Department of Economics University

Mortgage Delinquency Trends According to Burroughs Study

The analysis finds delinquencies likely within the first three years, with 9 of 10 repeat delinquents if default occurs early. If the mortgage survives the initial period the odds rise to 8 to 1 it won’t fall into arrears. Married couples and widowers are preferred. Subdivision activity, income levels, and population trends influence risk. monthly payments improve outcomes. broader social and economic factors must be studied. Delinquencies affect property owners and banks, life insurers, and lending institutions holding loans.

Michigan Burroughs

Vanity Objection Turns To Rebellion In Lawful Hair

A Pathfinder snippet notes Mrs. Crabbe objected to her married daughter bobbing her hair, then imitates the style herself. The elder claims she won’t let her daughter look young enough to be her granddaughter.

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Pridey WJIMS Chissies Captain Rich Salem Church Organ Spider Ramboier Musse and Lisl Helen Graken Sign of Tusedey Michigan Bell The Michela CO Bessemer, Mich M’kee Chippewa American Life Insurance Public Utility Lake Superior District Power Co
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