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The Bessemer Herald announces rates for subscriptions as published annually in the Friday edition. One year costs 2.00, nine months 1.50, six months 1.00, and three months 50 cents, with the paper printed at 109 E. Mary St. in Bessemer Michigan.
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Michigan spring campaigns set stage for April election
Republicans and Democrats in Michigan have held spring conventions and named candidates for the April vote. Key battles loom for highway commissioner and superintendent of public instruction as Gov. Van Wagoner eyes a Democratic seat on the state administrative board. The Upper Peninsula is largely unrepresented, and cross-strait campaigning is anticipated before election day.
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Michigan
van Wagoner
State Administrative Board
Lansing
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G. Donald Kennedy
Leroy C. Smith
Detroit
Wayne
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Eugene B. Elliott
Edward W. MacFarland
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Peninsula
Gogebic County Eyes Selective Logging Limits
Gogebic county conservation committee studies selective logging bills as lawmakers from the district prepare to introduce them in Lansing. The Save the Porcupines Association drafted a bill for Congressman Hook to offer in the House to protect virgin hardwood forests while permitting selective logging.
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Gogebic County
Lansing
Save the Porcupines Association
Congressman Hook
UP Defenses Meet Seeks Peninsula Industrial Capacity
Upper Peninsula counties and business leaders attended a Marquette defense luncheon sponsored by the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau. H. C. Timberlake of the Federal Reserve and Don Weeks of Traverse City urged rapid assembly of peninsula industrial capacity to win defense contracts, noting a $35 billion program and Michigan firms signing over a billion dollars in defense work.
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Federal Defense
Marquette
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
H. C. Timberlake
Federal Reserve Bank
Ninth District
Minneapolis
Don Weeks
Traverse City
Michigan Defense Council
Mr. Timberlake
Germany
United States
Michigan
Mr. Weeks
Defense Program News Reflects Mixed Progress and Cautious Optimism
The piece notes industry gearing up for defense production amid inexperience and early bugs. Officials warn against diverting peace-time output, predicting a temporary halt to new car models next year. A flood of materials is anticipated as the system stabilizes, with no severe price controls yet.
Draft Age Men Not Soft Indictments Challenged
Dr. Warren E. Forsythe of the University of Michigan Health Service counters claims that American young men are inherently softer than their fathers. In Nation's Schools he argues burden of proof lies with accusers and cites evidence of improved health indicators among today’s youth.
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Warren E. Forsythe
University of Michigan Health Service
Forsythe
Farm milk income hits three year high in 1940
New York reports farm cash income from milk reached 1.502 billion dollars in 1940, up 10.87 percent from 1939 and the largest since 1937. Milk, paid monthly as a cash crop, remains the mainstay of farm purchasing power, with 111 billion quarts produced. Milk sales in 136 cities showed a 1.4 percent rise over 1939.
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New York
Milk Industry Foundation
U. S
Michigan 4-H Smelt Jamboree Set for April 17 19
Dr Forsythe notes 1917 18 army reductions due to tuberculosis and underweight improving pneumonia control. He cites risks to youth defense including traffic crashes diabetes and a rise in ringworm, though disqualifications would be brief. The seventh annual smelt jamboree at Escanaba will occur April 17 19 with 65 000 boys and girls enrolled.
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Forsythe
Michigan
Escanaba
Preservation plea for Porcupine timber in Michigan
George W. Koronski, Gogebic County Road Commission, urges Congressmen to block logging in the Porcupine area and have the Department of Agriculture purchase it as part of Ottawa National Forest. He argues selective logging costs rise short term but preserves timber for national defense, costing 5 to 10 million dollars. March 1.
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United States
Gogebic County
Defense
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa National Forest
Wallace
Washington
Frailing Named U P Dairy Association President
H H Frailing of Iron River is the new president of the Upper Peninsula Dairy Manufacturers Association. Barry county in Michigan organized in 1839 was named for William T Barry, postmaster general in President Jacksons cabinet.
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H. H. Frailing
Iron River
The
Upper Peninsula Dairy Manufacturers Association
Barry County
Michigan
William T. Barry
President Jackson
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