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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

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Two New Gogebic Officials Appointed to Probate and Prosecution

Robert R. Wright of Ironwood was named Judge of Probate by Governor Kelly to fill a vacancy after an impeachment inquiry. Bernard E. Larson of Ironwood was appointed Gogebic County prosecuting attorney to replace Leonard J. McManman. Wright is a state American Legion leader and former Ironwood mayor. Larson is UM and Luther Wright High School alumnus and longtime Ironwood attorney.

Robert R. Wright Ironwood Michigan Department of the American Legion Gogebic County Kelly Senate Michael B. Nolan Herman Dehnke Wright American Legion Bernard E. Larson Thomas J. Landers Leonard J. McManman Larson University of Michigan Michigan Alumni Association Gogebic Range Luther L. Wright

Gogebic County War Meat Committee Organized

County War Meat Committee organized last week by the Gogebic county war board with A. W. Schmidt of Bessemer named chairman. Members include Thomas Saari Ironwood Conrad Velin Bessemer E J Johnson Ironwood Dr Ernest Schaefer Tronwood and Fabian Trast. The group will lead the county meat program under the U S department of food administration oversight.

William Tulloch U. S. Department of Food Administration Iron Mountain Gogebic County War Board A. W. Schmidt Bessemer Thomas Saari Ironwood Conrad Velin E. J. Johnson Ernest Schaefer Tronwood Fabian Trast Gogebic County

Women Hired in Midwest War Plants Jump 69 Percent

In the Midwest war production region 2,200 war plants reported a 69 percent increase within six months in the employment of women workers.

Midwest

Cemetery Committee Plans Additional Grounds At Hillcrest

At a recent cemetery committee meeting in Bessemer it was decided to buy five acres adjoining Hillcrest Cemetery known as the Cilek property. The tract is cleared and ready for use. Price to be paid by the city to Mrs. Cilek is 2000 dollars in four annual installments at legal interest.

Hillcrest Cemetery Bessemer Cilek

Mrs Balzarini Recalls Immigrant Life in Bessemer

Mrs Henrietta Balzarini, born 1871 in Italy, recounts emigration to Bessemer in 1891. She describes early hardships, building boom, raising 30 boarders, and family losses including her husband’s death in a mine cavern and children’s fates. She long cared for community as a 30 year member of the Women's Italian Society.

Henrietta Balzarini East Colby Street Balzarini Sasto Calende Italy Charles Balzarini Bessemer Duluth South Shore George St. John Sr Court House Aberman Tilden Joe John Millette F.T. Thebert Angeline Charles Bilmini John Frank Kansas City Mary Clarence Brydges August Tacoma Wash Charles U. S. Army Camp Howzie Texas

First joint blackout set for Upper Peninsula tonight

The Upper Peninsula and Bessemer prepare for a district wide air signal test beginning 9:15 p m with strict rules. Civilians must stay indoors during red warnings and wear arm bands for defense workers.

Bessemer Upper Peninsula R. J. Mullen Mullén

Keep Cool in Emergencies Simple Rules and Remedies

A compact guide outlines first aid for burns poisons and bites. It stresses not using oil on burns and to rinse with lukewarm water and soda for certain burns. For poisons it recommends flushing and drinking warm water, and for bites to wash wound and seek doctor care promptly.

Census figures show drop in Bessemer Township school enrollment

W E Kuusisto, census enumerator, reports a 105 pupil decline since May 1942 in Bessemer Township school district. The 1942-43 census lists figures by area with totals for ages 5 to 19 and pre school counts, noting district resident names within the age bracket.

W. E. Kuusisto Bessemer Township Cereeti Bones Harding Puritan Ramsay

Michigan Hay Tops Upper Peninsula Crop Returns

Upper Michigan hay is the region’s largest crop with over 300 000 acres in the Upper Peninsula. Early cutting boosts protein content 75 to 100 percent and aids storage. Stacking methods reduce exposure time to 60 65 percent and protect leaves and color through curing. County agents detail the method and labor-saving devices to boost output.

Upper Michigan Upper Peninsula Chatham

Reassessment Debate Features Nolan Opposing City Tax Changes

At a state tax commission hearing in Bessemer, city attorney Michael E. Nolan challenged the authority to re assess local property without proper notices. Chairman Louis Nimms defended notices and cited published hearing notices. Nolan argued the re assessment was unnecessary since the local board had already increased valuations, noting tax burdens and mine fluctuations affecting 400 properties.

State Tax Commission Michael E. Nolan Bessemer Louis Nimms Gogebic Nolan Board of Review

Tax Board Meets At Court House This Afternoon

The tax equalization board of the county supervisors finance committee will meet this afternoon at 4 o clock at the court house. Members include Ben Goldman Pat Kelly Roy Bedell Victor Stenholm Dr L G Wilson William Jonsson Bernard Masasec Kino Heikkinen Edward Olsos G E Kangas and John Sabol.

Tax Equalization Board County Board of Supervisors Court House Ben Goldman Pat Kelly Roy Bedell Victor Stenholm Dr. L. G. Wilson William Jonsson Bernard Masasec Kino Heikkinen Edward Olsos G. E. Kangas John Sabol

Carlson Re-Elected Board President

BE. C. Carson was relected president of the Bessemer Township Board of Education at a reorganiza tion meeting held Monday night. Edwin Smith was elected secretary.

BE. C. Carson Bessemer Township

Mrs M Lucas Dies After Three Year Illness

Magdalene Lucas 65 of Lead Street died at home yesterday morning after a three year illness. Born January 23 1878 in Slovakia she is survived by three daughters and three sons, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild, a brother Joseph Morbacek and several relatives. Funeral arrangements pending word from a son. She belonged to the Holy Rosary society and was treasurer of the Western Bohemian Fraternal Association.

Magdalene Lucas Lead Street Lucas Slovakia Anron Pluto Grand View Ind George Brusk Milwaukee Teresa Frank T. Lucas U. S. Navy Anton George R. Lucas North Africa Joseph Morbacek Wakefield

Military Police Train At Camp Norrie Ironwood Camp

Under Lt. Col. Roy G. Messner the 763rd Military Police battalion arrived at Camp Norrie Ironwood last week and began training there.

Camp Norrie Roy G. Messner 763Rd Military Police Battalion Ironwood

Fiji grants reciprocal aid to U.S. forces totaling nearly three million

The British colony of Fiji will provide reciprocal aid to U.S. forces stationed there amounting to almost three million dollars annually. This cooperation highlights a growing security partnership between Fiji and the United States, with implications for regional defense and humanitarian support.

Fiji U. S

Basil Buchko Joins Ashland Signal Corps Recruiting Team

Basil J. Buchko, ex Bessemer mayor and member of the enlisted reserve, joins a four‑member team recruiting students for Ashland signal corps school. The drive targets Northern Wisconsin and the UP. eligible are 17 year olds, 4-F civilians, and women 18 plus for pre WAAC or civilian training.

Basil J. Buchko Bessemer Signal Corps Ashland Buchko Wicconsin Upper Peninsula WAAC

Food Stock To Arm Forces As War Needs Rise

About six per cent of all canned goods packed in 1943 will be required by the armed forces and, to a much smaller degree, by the fighting White.

Keep living costs down Buy War heads to Down the Axis

The notice urges readers to purchase War bonds to curb living costs and support the war effort. It emphasizes patriotism and financial backing for national defense as ammunition prices rise.

Prohibited Polish Books Listed in Woege Booklet

A booklet issued by the Nasis in Poland titled by Woege lists only the titles of works by Polish authors that are banned for reading.

Nasis Poland

Lions Club Elects Officers After George Johnson Talk

Lions club held its annual election meeting Tuesday evening with George Johnson addressing members about woodworking ventures. Johnson described table tops and government wooden garbage containers from the Olcott school area and future local industry potential. Officers elected include President William F Pellow and various vice presidents, secretary treasurer Peter Cena, Tail Twister Rudolph Honz, Lion Jamer Peter Pricco, and a board chaired by John Marchello with members Rosmurgy Velin Waters Finco Mazanec and Rosemurgy. General program chairman E J Oas was named as well.

George Johnson Lions’ Club Johnson Olcott School William F. Pellow C. E. Stevens Reuben Johnson Charles H. Swanson Peter Cena Rudolph Honz Lion Jamer Peter Pricco John Marchello Percy Rosmurgy Conrad Velin George Waters Chester Finco George Mazanec Percy Rosemurgy Progaam E. J. Oas

Honor Range ROTC Units Rank Among 37 Schools

Among 37 honored schools with ROTC units Luther L. Wright High Ironwood ranked fourth and A D Johnston High Bessemer sixteenth Tilden High Chicago led the list following inspections on May 24 and 25 by Col George A Sanford Ripon College Wisconsin.

R.O.T.C Luther L. Wright High School Ironwood A. D. Johnston High School Bessemer Tilden High School Chicago George A. Sanford Ripon College Wis

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. E. Larson Michigan University of Wisconsin, L. L. B Selin and Abelman Leonard Donald Watersmeet Anwilos Ramsey Eiewewi Gogbic County Tax Board Carlson Basil Buchko Honor
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