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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1935

Page

10

Township School Board Proceedings on Debt and Auction Plans

The board authorized notices for property sale and auction of the old Harding School building. It adopted a resolution to borrow $3,000 from Bessemer National Bank to cover debts and maintenance, pledging securities as security. The officers are empowered to issue promissory notes and seek loans from Gogebic County banks if needed. The June 10 1935 school election votes were canvassed showing 744 total votes for two Trustee offices.

Mahan Fink Harding Hts Erickson Bessemer Gogebic County Michigan Associated Gas & Electric CO Associated Telephone Utilities CO Cities Service CO B. Fef. Goodrich CO Utilities Power & Light Corp Minnesota Northern Power CO Montana-Dakota Utilities CO. & Gas Development CO Consumers CO General Theatres Equipment, Inc Chile Copper Company Consolidated Gas Utilities CO Illinois Power & Light Corp Bessemer National Bank Board of Education Bessemer National Bank of Bessemer

Heads Vets' Home Commandant Named for Michigan Home

James R. Davis of Lansing was named to succeed Will J. Plute of Grand Rapids as commandant of the Michigan Soldiers Home, effective July 1.

Grand Rapids James R. Davis Lansing Will J. Plute Michigan Soldiers Home

Cousens Heads to Detroit for Extended Stay

Detroit-bound Senator James Cousens departed Washington for a prolonged stay described as a capital for several weeks, indicating a temporary relocation for his duties and health needs.

Detroit James Cousens Washington

Alien Violators To Be Deported Under New Law

Legislature closes session funds a repatriation program for aliens in state custody. About 2,500 aliens inhabit state facilities, 621 inmates in penal institutions, 335 on parole, and 1,539 in state hospitals. Estimated costs drop when aliens are repatriated, with some inmates costing the state far less than long terms. Judges urged to aid by shortening minimum sentences to encourage voluntary repatriation.

Grover C. Dillman Joseph C. Armstrong Dillman Armstrong United States Michigan

Do Not Drive Left of Center Line Overtaking Rules

Instructions for drivers to stay right of the center line when overtaking. The rule emphasizes safe passing only when the road ahead is clearly visible and free of oncoming traffic for a sufficient distance.

Huey Leagus Coughblins Upton Sinclairs

Pontiac Frame for Model Colony at Green Lake

An architect from New York was awaited to start work on a model colony at Green Lake funded by a $550,000 gift from Senator James Couzens to the federal government. Plowing began on the 1,000 acre tract set aside for Pontiac industrial workers’ home sites following the plan announcement. Hungary to erect a monument in Budapest honoring Maj. Gen. Harry H. Bandholtz for aiding art treasures after World War I, a message to his widow says from the Hungarian consul general in New York.

Pontiac New York Green Lake James Couzens Constantine Harry H. Bandholtz Hungary Budapest

Resort owners foresee strong season in Traverse City area

Traverse City resort owners predict a 30 to 50 percent rise in business for the coming tourist season, the best year since 1929. Vacationers face about a 10 percent cost increase due to higher food costs and NRA hour and wage agreements maintained by the resorts.

Traverse City

Full-Size Comics Return to Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner

The Chicago Herald and Examiner announces color full-size comic pages every Sunday for family enjoyment. Each issue features a complete, color comic section designed for all ages and reader interest.

Chicago Herald and Examiner Adv

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John H. Nelson David A. Rizzieving Nesto Erickson Cousens Couzens FORD Lead St Bessemer Auto Co Neestra Rouge Ford Laboratory Ford Mechanics
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