Mail matter of the class in the post office at Wakefield Michigan
A public notice from Wakefield Michigan records mail matter of the class under the Act of Congress dated March 3, 1870. The notice appears as a postal advertisement within the Wakefield News archive and indicates official mail matter designation for handling and delivery.
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Wakefield News
Wakefield
Michigan
Political clash delay in Michigan party fight with McKay
Governor Kelly postpones a head to head showdown with National Committeeman Frank D. McKay until after the National Republican Convention in Chicago. Anti McKay delegates struggle to unite while others push ready candidates like L. C. Walker and Berry N. Beaman.
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Kelly
Frank D. McKay
Chicago
McKay
Michigan
L. C. Walker
Shaw-Walker Co
Muskegon
West Side
John Wagner
Kalamazoo
Arthur E. Summerfield
Flint
GOP
Beaman
Berry N. Beaman
Jackson
Corrections Commissan
Obituaries and elections mark Ironwood area notes
Range in Review lists Mrs. Hilda Anderson dead at 72 in Ironwood after brief illness. Several local deaths and resumptions of service noted, including Anton Rizzato and Lt. John McKevitt wounded in Italy. Local political activity covers William Pellow’s probate judge bid and Wakefield candidates for state office with core details on districts and party lines.
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Hilda Christine Anderson
Ironwood
T. E. Johnstone
Anton Rizzato
Grand View Hospital
John
England
Gene
Detroit
Cpl
Rudolph
Camp van Doorn
Miss
John McKevitt
T. L. McKevitt
United States
Italy
Louis Mezzano
Edward Marander
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Wakefield
County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Department
Carl A. Oman
Carpenter
John B. Oman
Stanley Kanieski
Joseph Kanieski
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Michael Reese
Chicago
Salerno
Michigan Mirror editor warns on trend toward state control
In a continuation from Page One, the former Michigan Mirror editor argues that wartime fear of fascism demands strong centralized economic controls. He predicts postwar Europe and possibly the United States moving toward state socialism unless Americans resist. He critiques bureaucracy and urges individual action over government reliance, then reflects on wartime shifts as society contemplates future upheaval.
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Europe
United States
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