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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
2
The Wakefield News lists H. L. Trezise as editor and publisher. It notes second class mail status in Wakefield Michigan under the 1870 act.
An editorial urges Wakefield High School graduates to persevere amid crowded fields and scarce opportunities. It questions North Central Association accreditation as a gatekeeper, praises local doctors' sacrifices, and argues for taxpayer and community support for education and the medical profession. It notes national debt and the value of buying local.
STATE POLITICAL GOSSIP notes Detroit Democrat George R. Schroeder, longtime speaker of the Michigan House, plans to run for secretary of state, betting on a Roosevelt popularity wave to help down the GOP. Gov. Fitzgerald, pursuing a second term, faces no current concern over Murphy’s potential gubernatorial bid and rests on a steady path as Democrats seek patronage wins and steady leadership.
A mixed analysis contrasts Loki's mythic deceits with a modern liquor industry's aggressive advertising. It highlights a U S distillery boasting 40 million bottles sold in under a year and plans to spend 100000 on campaigns while branding alcohol and gasoline as incompatible. The piece questions public health and social impact of widespread drinking amid police and medical concerns.
An observational column recalls late spring in New England with memories of snow on July Fourth and Decoration Day violets. It reflects on unpredictable weather patterns, renewed flag enthusiasm, and a nostalgia for Liberty Pole celebrations. It also extols radio's country impact, cites Woodrow Wilson on liberty, argues against war profits, and dismisses chain letters as gambling schemes.
Governor Fitzgerald announces authority from the legislature to prorate income to balance Michigan’s budget for 1935-36. He warns of a potential deficit without this power and pledges strict spending control, with monthly financial accounting starting July 1. He downplays talk of a special session and addresses public trust commission charges, promising fair hearings and action after the attorney general’s probe. The budget shifts include old age pensions, state use prison products, and county government reform measures.
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