Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight WJMS Programming
A fragmented OCR list shows a dense lineup for WJMS with morning talks, music, devotions, stock quotes, programs hosted by Gubber Lombardo and Spider Webb, and multiple daily sign offs. The text also notes a 2002 fact about metalite cadmium production in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mutual
Hurley
Walter Daley
Spider Webb
WJMS
Rambler
Helen Graham
Bud Scott
Looking Glass
Gubber Lombardo
WMMS
World Bookman
Rudy Bolich
Orches
Homemaker
Gabber Lombardo
Spider
WJS Orchestra
C. E. Gunderson
Mae Basket
Zenda de Rubbers
Sper Webb
Melford Maxwell
Michigan Teachers Retirement Fund Faces Dark Outlook
The Michigan teachers' retirement fund, controlled by a five member board, shows a $37,000 embezzlement case against secretary Georginia Knnesley and a long history of underfunding. A 1927 repeal of the fund account and 1929-31 commissions failed to secure state backing, leaving future support uncertain amid calls for either a sound system or dissolution.
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Michigan Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Georginia Knnesley
Lansing
Safety glass for autos becomes law in Michigan
Compulsory shatter-proof glass for certain passenger carriers takes effect July 1 next year and applies to all Michigan motor vehicles after July 1, 1934. The 1931 legislature aimed to ban ordinary glass in auto windows and windshields, with two phases: first, new for hire vehicles after July 1, 1932 must have shatter-proof or laminated glass, and second, by July 1, 1934, all motor vehicles on public highways manufactured after that date must use shatter-proof or laminated glass.
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Michigan
Shatter-proof glass rules eyed for Michigan vehicles
Michigan officials expect manufacturers to use approved glass on all new for hire cars after July and on other motor vehicles after the second phase. The act punishes owners and operators for violations as misdemeanors with the Public Utilities Commission able to revoke or suspend permits for passenger-carrying vehicles. Enforcement is not seen as difficult. Separate analysis notes mortgage delinquency patterns, favoring married couples as borrowers, and highlights that area growth, population trends, and payment frequency influence risk and bank stability.
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Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Michigan
Mr. Burroughs
Sheriff McKee of Chippewa Dies After Operation
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Ruth erford G McKee sheriff of Chippewa county died in hospital Saturday after an appendicitis operation last Monday. He had served two terms and planned to seek nomination this year.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Rutherford G. McKee
Chippewa County
McKee
Mortgage Cautions in Urban Loans
A University of Michigan study of 7,000 urban mortgages worth about 50 million dollars warns that careful assessment by both borrower and lender is essential. It stresses evaluating borrower repayment ability, property type and condition, and district prospects to reduce losses and safeguard income for lending institutions.
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Ann Arbor
R. J. Burroughs
Department of Economics
University of
Matter of Vanity in Pathfinder Humor
A quip on Mrs Crabbe opposing her daughter's bobbed hair while she later did the same. The joke hinges on not wanting her daughter to look young enough to be her granddaughter.
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WIMS
Captain Kid
Salem Church Organ
American Legion
the Radio Guild
Walter Daleys
Leaf
Sign of
Musso
Lini
Inion Mutual
Greatuges
Happi
U.S
Metalite
Michela CO
Bessemer, Mich
Michigan Bell Telephone CO
Burroughs
M’kee
Chippewa
American Life Insurance
Public Utility
Lake Superior District Power Co
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