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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
2
The article discusses possible July 1 automobile limits and fears of a $200 million to $380 million hit to Michigan tourism. Officials warn that severe tire and fuel conservation could sharply reduce car use, with projections of only 10 million of 30 million cars on the road by end of 1943.
A health note explains that surgically removing the prostate can cure early prostate cancer, noting the gland's role near the bladder outlet and the pain pattern in the spine. It states that early treatment may reverse symptoms, restore appetite, and improve vitality, while advanced cancer spreads to bones making palliation the only option.
Michigan readers are urged to prepare for a long war with decisive actions in 1942. Experts say Allied victory hinges on European invasion by 1944, Japan defeat next, and home front conservation as 4.2 million Michigan men may be mobilized by year end.
Michigan Republicans oppose federal gasoline rationing and seek clear national guidance to avoid economic and political fallout. The piece notes expected shifts in voting hours for munition workers, the impact on tourism, and a crowded field for the Sixth District GOP primary including Vose and Shafer, with McKay’s political future questioned after mail fraud acquittal.
Notice of bankruptcy in the Western District of Michigan Northern Division. Otto Kotke of Wakefield Gogebic County was declared bankrupt on June 1 1942. First creditors meeting set for June 15 1942 at 10 a.m. in Marquette before Referee George C Quinnell at the Savings Bank Building. Creditors may attend and file claims.
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