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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1941
Page
2
The Wakefield News editor H. L. Trezise outlines subscription rates. Six months and one year options are listed with pricing details. The note appears under the newspaper’s masthead with postal and publication details.
Controversy over the camp doe provision of the deer law roars as critics claim abuse and slaughter of female deer. P J Hoffmaster says abuses warrant repeal while groups push for stricter limits and better wildlife stewardship across Michigan.
Michigan editors urge calm, thorough preparation for civilian defense. Red Cross units train volunteers across communities as officials call for 16 to 17 trained people per front line soldier. Citizens advised to apply to defense authorities and await orders while farmers review equipment and consider cooperative labor. Pearl Harbor is framed as a looming memory.
In the Lansing State Journal, Maynard Hill notes wartime solidarity replacing petty feuds in Michigan politics. Republican Secretary of State Harry F. Kelly leads non partisan defense efforts with Gov. Van Wagoner, while speculation swirls on future campaigns and possible Senate ambitions.
Range in Review notes James Voyce named national defense program state supervisor of trade and industrial education after time as Flint schools instructor. Obituaries include Elizabeth Dear dies at 70 in Ironwood and Ivar Allen 54 dies after heart attack. multiple divorces, libel suits, and local civic events reported.
Senior high students present a Christmas musicale Friday December 19 at 1 45 pm in the high school gym under Miss Phyllis Quarinta and Carl E Nelson. William Jacobson chairs. Admission open to the public with adults invited to attend.
A proposal for a volunteer land corps of high school and college students to work on Vermont farms next summer at Army pay won approval from the Progressive Education Association in New York.
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