Deported Alien Inmates Under New State Law
The legislature approved a program to repatriate alien criminals and dependents to their homelands, funded at 25,000 per biennium. Officials say about 2,500 aliens are in state institutions, 621 inmates and 335 on parole, with hospitals housing 1,839 aliens. Repatriation costs are far lower than continued welfare and incarceration, and no pressure will be applied to noncompliant individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Dillman
Joseph C. Armstrong
Dillman
Armstrong
United States
Detroit Life To Reorganize Receivership Proceedings
Detroit Life Insurance Co faces a court proceed ing in Ingham County to show cause why the insurer should not have a receiver appointed or be liquidated for the benefit of policyholders and creditors. The company has about 22 000 policyholders and $30 000 000 in outstanding insurance with a Detroit home office led by President John A Reynolds. The commissioner notes real estate declines have eroded assets and reserves, but pays all claims to date. Plans for reorganization reinsurance and mutualization are to be submitted to the court. Night rate changes extend Michigan Bell’s rates to 7 p m from June 1 for public savings.
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Detroit Life Insurance Co
Ingham
Atty
Harry S. Toy
John C. Ketcham
Leland W. Carr
Detroit Life
Detroit
John A. Reynolds
Toy
Ketcham
Plans Complete To Distribute Grasshopper Poison Bait
Gogebic county plans to supervise mixing and distributing sodium arsenite bait to control grasshoppers. A county agent led committee members in assigning township representatives to ensure farmer receipt and proper application at 10 pounds per acre. Bait will be prepared at the Fair grounds near Curray Park with stations to furnish enough for all farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic County
C. E. Gunderson
Win
R. Hellen
Norbert Achatz
J. H. Kent
Paul Paruleski
A. W. Holmberg
C. B. Dibble
Michigan State College
Fair Grounds
U.S.2
Curray Park
Secrets of the Magicians Revealing Illusions Origins
A two page feature by Goldston founder of the London Magicians club explains how famous tricks and illusions were developed by renowned magicians. This first of a series appears in The American with next Sunday's Detroit Times edition teased.
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Goldston
London Magicians Club
Detroit
Grasshopper control and local fishing season rules
Federal agencies may supply poison and sawdust for grasshopper control with county funds also allocated for molasses salt and banana oil. Hatching has begun in southern infested counties. A three man committee led by Henry Kuhnert with G Heideman and John Ivers oversees. The Vilas County fishing season runs May 25 to November 1 with no ice or open water fishing after that date. Miss Arlowine Grupp wed Eino Kerttula in Brantwood at the Kallio home, officiated by Rev. Edward Isaac. The Detroit News Travel issue is advised for vacation ideas.
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Vilas County
Arlowine Grupp
Eino Kerttula
Brantwood
Wis
Bessemer
Nick Kallio
Edward Isaac
St. Paul’s
Spider Lake Manages Own Hatchery Sets Local Fishing Rules
In Vilas county’s Spider Lake a 102-voter town runs its own fish hatchery making local rules on fishing. The town closed the bass and trout season ten days earlier than the state opening and plans to hire wardens if the state resists. Spawn from Manitowish waters fills 135 jars and 60 million pike are planned for release in Spider Lake area. Hatchery, built for $1000, sits on Manitowish river at Rest Lake dam along Highway 51.
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Spider Lake
Vilas County
Conservation Commission
State Conservation Commission
Manitowish
Rest Lake Dam
Highway 51
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Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Michigan
Standard Oil Service
Peoples Garage
Gust Bjorkquist
Alex Danula
Wakefield Store Co
Henry Kuhnert
G. Heideman
John Ivers
Detroit News
Wakefield
City Commission
Department of Accounts and Finance
Chester A. Rydeski
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