03 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
1
Detroit Saturday Night laments the endless heat in Washington. The piece mocks the brain trust while admitting inability to think. It expresses sincere sympathy for officials enduring extreme heat for weeks and likely a year or more.
A wide collection of 1930s clipbed items covers Dillinger’s demise by a tip from a woman and the 2,320 planes needed for a split Air Force. It cites Roosevelt’s $75 million forest project and Ford's critique of Americanism, plus concerns on education, Vienna riots, Nazi threats, lottery winnings, and Cuba’s spreading malaria.
The piece notes many over sixty candidates seek GOP or Democratic nominations, predicting a heated primary and eventual November vote. It questions Green’s tactics to split Wayne county support for Groesbeck, urges fair treatment of Groesbeck, and critiques Parole policy interpretations while discussing local building recovery after a fire.
A one story brick and tile building with basement will replace the old wooden structure. It will be shorter but a definite improvement for the city area, and will house Gamble Stores in the Ladins building. Ed Williams, Lansing, signs as Chief of the Old Age Pension Bureau, noting 50,000 pension requests on file and state wide tax delinquency, with August 15 1934 as payment deadline and August 16 county clerks to begin collection. officers say this is not a collection notice.
The Mining Journal notes that the recommendations of the sentencing judge and parole justification hinge on safety and fitness for society. It questions Mr. Debo's quoted remarks and suggests more study of the indeterminate sentence law.
Detroit Free Press analyzes federal aid in Michigan for the year ending July 1 showing total relief and recovery expenditures of 3.521 billion dollars nationwide with Michigan at 109 million dollars, per capita 22.683, and compares to other states. It notes low PWA allotments for Michigan and that the state paid over 100 million to the federal treasury, signaling heavy support for national relief efforts.
The piece argues that backing a twenty five thousand dollar reward for John Dillinger would tempt his allies to murder him, recalling Bob Ford's murder of Jesse James after a ten thousand dollar Missouri reward. It notes Governor Crittenden’s downfall after pardoning the Fords and suggests legends of Jesse James as a Robin Hood, with romanticizing Quantrell-era ties.
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