Michigan News Briefs From Cadillac To Flint In One Column
Cadillac-Brothers marry two sisters and two brothers in a double ceremony. Benton Harbor signs for beer spark ministerial detours. signs removed and business rebounds. Durand-George Porter dies after a stroke near Bowling Green. Ironwood mines resume with full crews. Portland teeth found embedded in forehead after collision. Jackson inmates escape from Peck Farm prison. Flint boy shot while investigating a wheat theft. assailant escapes. Avith a wedding ring found 16 years later at Mrs. Adams home. Marquette six Civilian Conservation Camps stay open six months. Ann Arbor man injured falling 20 feet in an elevator shaft. Saginaw Sunrise Farm high school to be built. pupils to transfer. Coldwater teen escapes minor injuries after a 25-foot fall. Albion car crash damages home. Parker to build city hall. Escanaba boy loses fingers in shotgun shell explosion. Niles man killed by buzz saw. deputy sheriff present. Monroe river project altered by dynamiting a dyke. Lansing Selfridge Field housing funds approved. Grand Rapids cabinet maker leaves $14,000 estate with counsel. Detroit girl shot by youths carrying rifle. wound superficial. Schoolcraft US-131 bypass opens scenic Sugar Loaf region. Flint barn fire destroys 25,000 in losses. pigs killed. rescue efforts narrowly succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
Peck Farm
New
Louis Ratkowicz
Wayne County
Clifford White
Recorder’s Court
Detroit
Flint
Howard Lee
Vinnie Lee
Linden
Avith
Oliver
G. C. Adams
Ann Arbor
William E. Brown, Jr
Jay Cohen
Saginaw High School
Coldwater
Dean Culver
B. W. Culver
Albion
Roy Parks
David
Michigan Central
Battle Creek
Clemens
Berry
Royal Oak
Clinton River
United States Customs ‘Patrol
James
Kelson
Harbor
Alpena
Frank Diemond
Diemond
Harry B. Parker
Albion Malleable Iron Co
Escanaba
Joseph Stanich
Gladstone
Stanich
Niles
Forrest B. Granger
Claude Huff
Huff
Granger
Monroe
James Martin
Toledo
James D
Campbell
Martin
Mt. Clemens
Roy G. Scott
Scott
Lansing
Selfridge Field
Harold L. Ickes
Public Works
Selfridge
Grand Rapids
Fred Cassell
Raisin
Lake Erie
Michigan
P.J. Hoffmaster
Muskegon
Bay Guty
Island Lake
W. J. Hayes
Hartwick Pines
Burt Lake
J. W. Wells
Fort Wilkins
Dodge Bros. No
Jean
Receiving Hospital
Schoolcraft
Sugar Loaf Lake
Canada
Frank Shuetz
Joseph
Prohibition repeal and liquor sale control in debate
Washington sources indicate repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment is likely by mid December. The debate centers on how to regulate liquor sales, curb saloon evils, and avert a renewal of prohibition conflicts as states vote on ratification and federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Clark
New Jersey
Congress
Department ‘of State
Department of ‘State
Department of State
Prohibition Tension and NRA Buy Now Campaign Rise
A plan for a proclamation date tied to the last repeal vote is described amid broader effort by the NRA to spur consumer buying. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson promotes renewed spending to lift inventories, jobs, and production while Roosevelt staff push farm surplus purchases to aid the poor and relieve unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
General Johnson
Roosevelt pushes credit expansion and bank reopenings
President Roosevelt convened top officials to plan broader credit expansion and the reopening of closed banks to raise purchasing power and aid recovery. Negotiations target liquidity and federal support through preferred stock while rail and public works programs seek faster deployment of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Treasury
Woodin
Agriculture Wallace
Cummings
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Lewis V W. Douglas
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Walter J. Cummings
J. Fr. T. O’connor
Hyde Park
James H. Rogers
Yale
Rogers
Washington
Douglas
Thomas
Oklahoma
White House
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Cadillac
Basil Francisco
Margaret ‘Reinink
Lake City
Raymond Francisco
Jeanette Reinink
Benton Harbor
Durand
George Porter
Bowling Green
Porter
Ironwood
Newport, Cary
Sunday Lake
Gogebic Range
Penn, Buck and Warner
Iron River District
Pickands, Mather & Co
Portland
Bobby Schaefer
Edwin Schneider
Edwin
Bobby
Hernan Leix
Menominee
Mary Buege
Ivan le Blanc
William
Roodsevelt
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Dato
Q Ocean Mail
Edward W. Pickard
TEEL
Joseph B. Eastman
Mr. Eastman
Interior Ickes
Ickes
CERN
Hoover
Senate
Hugo, Black
Alabama
Black
Henry Herberman
New York
Export Steamship Corporation
T. W. O'Connor
United States Shipping Board
Herberman
Ocean Mail
Imore
Shipping Board
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Senator Black
Slemp
Admiral Palmer
Mina G. Irvine
O'Connor
Florida
Justice Department
Clara McQuown
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Merchants Marine
Navy
State Department
Savannah
Nashville
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Indiana
Michigan City
Tenois
Pennsylvania
Eastern
George Kelly
C Pr. Urschel
Memphis
Tenn
Kelly
Kansas City
Chicago
Jim Farley
J. J. Cochran
West Virginia
Weirton
Clairton
Carnegie Steel Company
Ford
Chester
Ford Company
Edgewater
N. J
Thomas S. Hammond
Policy Board
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Geneva
Hitler
Germany
von Neurath
Frech
Sir John Simon
England
Italy
Reich
Reichswehr
Wilitin
Ing Lardner
America
Hampton
Long Island
A. M. Williamson
Willamson
Bath
Wester Newspaper Union
Farley
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