Christmas Editorial and Numbers Gambling Critique
A Christmas editorial on Christian ideals and the season’s peace contrasts with a critique of illegal numbers gambling. The piece condemns gangland profits, links crime to tax-money loss, and urges a moral revival led by Galilean mercy. It cites public figures and quotes Herbert Carroll Cooley.
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Helo
National Treasury
Stock Exchange
Son of God
Herbert Carroll Cooley
State conservation notes hunting license push and rabbit scarcity
Michigan officials warn hunters that disease claims are overblown as they push licenses. The piece cites uniform laws proposals, praises two conservation leaders, and reports a sharp drop in rabbit numbers amid severe winter and disease speculation, with deer and furbearer losses also noted.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Etvedel
United States
Harry B. Hawes
Groesbeck
Michigan Commission
Hawes
Department of Conservation
Department
State Welfare Commission
Fitzgerald denounces liquor gardens in Albion Recorder words
Governor-elect Fitzgerald says Michigan needs strict liquor control and enforcement. He compares beer gardens to old saloons, condemns minors access and lack of closing restrictions, and urges immediate, serious reform before conditions worsen.
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Fitzgerald
Michigan
Liquor Control Commission
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Albion Recorder
Pay the Bonus Now for Ex-Service Men
Pay the Bonus Now. Bonus payments were promised for 1945. We have been unable to see why payment should be demanded before the due date. We believe pogcons would be a burden the United States treasury could hardly bear. If conditions were normal we would still feel the same. But conditions are far from normal. Many ex-service men are unable to meet needs.
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United States Treasury
Ann Arbor Tribune
Repeal slow year in Michigan with mixed results reported
A year after Michigan repealed liquor laws, officials note fewer traditional bootleggers but ongoing blind pig activity and rising liquor court convictions. Tax revenues exceed plans with state and federal gains totaling over 6.5 million. Police report 23,813 drunkenness arrests, driving while intoxicated up 157 percent, and a shifting public attitude toward enforcement.
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Michigan
Gov. Comstock
Ilegal
Edward A. Mitte
Mitte
Paiconare L. Hutrel
Prine
Detroit
Internal Revenue Office
Alfred E.lobo
Deuty
Board of Education
Frank A. Picard
Wv. F. Gormely
Gormely
Pertes
Mic
Ohio
Montana
Gra
Apapen
Commission
M 'Gan
Tge Department
Illinois
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