Tiger Tales: Tigers edge St Louis 4 3 in 12th inning win
Roger Cramer delivered a sharp 12th inning single scoring Paul Richards to give the Detroit Tigers a 4 3 victory over St. Louis and even the series. Dick Wakefield had four hits in six at bats, Pink Higgins went 3 for 4, Hal Newhouser earned the win, and John Gorsica may need ear surgery with an uncertain return. Browns swept Detroit in a Sunday doubleheader to drop the Tigers to fifth.
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Paul Richards
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Dick Wakefield
Pink Higgins
Bengal
Hal Newhouser
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Rudy York
Mike Higgins
Heath
V Mail Pictures For Dads Regulation Outlines Photo Rules
Photographs of children under one year old of soldiers overseas may be sent by V mail under War Department rules. The form must remain unchanged, photos must not exceed one third of the space, appear upper left on the form, and may show the mother or another person holding the child.
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War Department
Tin savings planned in can production during war years
Estimates show 3000 tons of tin will be saved in 1943 and 5000 tons in 1944 by reducing tin content and adding silver to the lead solder of new cans used in manufacturing.
University of Michigan to train women as lab technicians
Court order in the estate matter of John Burt appoints July 21, 1943 for hearing a petition for administration de bonis non. Notices require publication in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks and set August 5, 1943 for filing and examining creditor claims. Judge Thomas J. Landers presides as Acting Probate Judge, with Carlton A. Lindberg as Register of Probate.
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Thomas J. Landers
John Burt
Herbert B. Burt
Bessemer Herald
U M Offers Secretarial Training for First Time
ANN ARBOR Michigan launches a first time secretarial training program to meet wartime demand for secretaries and office staff. The Division of Emergency Training uses university facilities for a June 28 start through February 1944 with later part time office placements and pay. Open to sophomores and mature applicants able to complete the course.
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Ann Arbor
Don’t Travel Unless It Is Necessary
To relieve crowded trains and bus ses, the public is asked not to make unnecessary trips. ODT has defined trips for non essential purposes: visiting friends, home for the weekend, sightseeing, theater or amusement venues, social travel or pleasure, and travel merely for the sake of going somewhere.
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ODT
Victory Tax Collections and Timber Salvage Report
The Victory Tax now to be included in the 20 percent withholding plan after July 1, with total collections reaching 682 million dollars. Britain reports 152,009 tons of salvaged timber refurnished into crates and boxes for war needs.
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Britain
Soldier’s coffee ration and war bond plea message
The text warns that if Hitler wins, survival becomes the issue rather than living costs. It urges calculating how much beyond 18 percent of family income should be invested in War Bonds each payday, tying rationing to financial support for the war effort.
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Hitler
Ever
Sture
Michigan Probate Court Notice in Gogebic County Session
The Probate Court for Gogebic County Michigan held a session at Bes semer on the 23rd. The notice concerns legal proceedings and deadlines for interested parties to appear or respond as required by probate law. Official actions and court dates may follow in subsequent notices.
Probate Court Orders Claims Deadline In Bessemer Alabama
The Probate Office in Bessemer Alabama on June 3 1943 before Circuit Judge Thomas J Landers acting probate judge orders claims against the estate of Paul P Re be presented by August 10 1943. A publication notice is required once weekly for three consecutive weeks in the county newspaper.
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Thomas J. Landers
Paul P. Re
Bessemer Herald
Proate
Carlton A. Lindberg
Bessemer
Said County
Josephine Klauvinski
Probate Notice in Bessemer For Estate of Mary Strelcheck
In the probate court of Michigan dated June 9 1943 Mitchell J presiding for the estate of Mary Strelcheck also known as Mary Striczak deceased. It orders all persons to present their claims before August 18 1943 at the probate office and to publish in the Bessemer Herald newspaper.
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Bessemer
Mitiewrable Thomas J. K
Mary Strelcheck
Mary Striczak
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