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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
2
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The community celebrates the reopening of the First National Bank of Wakefield after a period of closure. Citizens and organizations including the local American Legion aided a unified effort, with the bank among the first in the Ninth Federal Reserve District approved to reopen. The piece also recalls Chase S. Osborn’s public counsel on work, frugality, and national recovery, and notes Minnesota Congressman Henry Arens plans regarding franking and political discourse.
A regional editorial notes brighter conditions in the upper peninsula iron and lumber sectors. Steel production advances in Cleveland and rising ship ore activity in Lake Superior lift outlooks as Cambria and Townsite mines reopen and lumber orders surge. Health policy debates threaten tuberculosis care, with critics warning against shifting duties from health officers to untrained officials.
The Government CCC enrollment faces protests as recruits from unemployed families in need must sign over a portion of their monthly pay for family support. Some object to losing pay, but the piece argues public aid is honorable and urges public works for brave families. It notes pride and moral strain among aid recipients and criticizes the policy as a symptom of decline.
In the closing days of Michigan's longest legislative session, lawmakers face inquiries and grand jury probes into graft rumors. The debate centers on whether money bought votes, with calls for investigated cases as Governor Comstock opposes using education funds in the sales tax bill.
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