Michigan Legislature Closely Watches Governor’s Budget Efforts
A Michigan legislative roundup shows friction between the governor and party leaders over appointments and the balance of the budget. Lawmakers consider last minute acts, potential tax increases, and a costly voting machine while debates over salary hikes for liquor control commissioners unfold. Key appointments discussed include Norman H. Hill and changes to conservation leadership as the session nears its June 25 close. Michigan motorists skirt new taxes for now but may face bills like the DeLano plan, which would require equipment costs for vehicles.
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Norman Hill
Iences
Burr H. Lincoln
Ture
Glenn D. Mathews
Cha
Public Trust Commission
Lie Utilities Commission
Philip Elliott
Flint
Genesee County
Percee
Norman H. Hill
Murphy
Hill
Townsend
P. J. Hoffmaster
Fred W. Green
Vennor
Commission
Hoffmaster
House
Senate Conservation Committee
Michigan
House of Representatives
DeLano
Carl F. DeLano
Kalamazoo Republican
Fo Department of the
State Highway Department
Elton R. Eaton
Plymouth
Wakefield Reports 218,984 Budget and Tax Changes
Wakefield city plans a budget of 218,984.14 for the year starting July 1, up about 13,000 from last year. The tax rate rises 0.21 per thousand to 15.587, with total city tax at 133,032.39 including bond and excess roll adjustments. Joseph Cohen, Milwaukee reporter and Wakefield native, visits. formerly manager of Skud Goldman in Wakefield, now in Milwaukee.
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City of
Wakefield
Joseph Cohen
Louis Cohen
Milwaukee
Wakefield High School
Wisconsin News
Cohen
Skud
Goldman
Wakefield High Holds Twenty Fifth Commencement
The twenty fifth annual Wakefield high school commencement was held in the Wakefield theatre Tuesday evening with capacity attendance. Dr. Robert Phillips of the University School of Social Science delivered a inspiring address urging youths to prepare mentally physically and morally for leadership. George Cavender received the American Legion award for scholarship and leadership with Mary Zorich receiving a Legion Auxiliary honor. Viola Mattila was valedictorian and Helen Ill was second in scholastic ranking delivering the welcome.
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Wakefield High School
Wakefield Theatre
Robert Phillips
School of Social Science
University
George Cavender
American Legion
Mary Zorich
Steve Zorich
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Clarence Jacobson
Garnet Trudgeon
Viola Mattila
Senate Approves Revised Liquor Control Bill In Three Hour Vote
The Senate passed the house substitute liquor control measure 19 to 9 after a three hour session. It validates liquor by the glass licenses over population quotas, raises commissioners' salaries to 7500 yearly, caps special distributor licenses and sets a 10 percent gross profit. The bill reinstates preprohibition bars, increases state profit to 55 percent for hospital funds, imposes taxes on Michigan wine and outstate wineries, and allows state stores in towns of 1000 or more.
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Senate
House
Hospita Building Fund
Michigan
WPA Workers Walkout Here
About 65 WPA workers at Eddy Park and cemetery projects stopped work Friday at 10 am after pickets from the Workers Alliance arrived. The men, who discussed the issue among themselves, left without disorder. Federal conciliator and district WPA officials are due to confer with strike leaders in Ironwood today.
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Wakefield
WPA
Workers Alliance
Eddy Park
Cemete
Ironwood
Pretty wedding unites Miss LeRoux and Alexander Rydeski
Attended by Marie Lawler and Byron Burdeau the city couple Mr. and Mrs. Zazaski, and families of Ernest Proteau, the ceremony featured Rev. Sheenss Been gacz officiating at 9:00. Music by Mendelssohn wedding choir with Regina Rydeski and Agnes Kurzewski singing Ave Maria. Bride wore eggshell satin lace gown with train and veil, maid Beatrice LeRoux in peach silk net, bridesmaid Verna Sawaski in light green. Honeymoon to Lake Itasca then northern Minnesota. groom employed at Plymouth Mining Co. bride with local telephone exchange.
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Marie Lawler
Byron Burdeau
Zazaski
Don Zazaski
Ernest Proteau
Plymouth Mining Co
Wang
Sierelen
Helen LeRoux
Alexander Rydeski
Sheenss Been Gacz
Michael Derosia
Mendelssohn
Regina Rydeski
Agnes Kurzewski
Beatrice LeRoux
Verna Sawaski
Alden Rackersoniaan Bans
Ernest LeRoux
Rydeski
Minnesota
Hee Daly
Oman
Mike
Wai Tren
Religious instruction programs begin next Monday at church
The Central school site has been obtained for use by the church to host three religious instruction sessions starting next Monday, with space arranged for teaching and gatherings.
Finnish by Lutheran Church invites all for study
Evening service at 7 30 p m and Bible study in church parlors. Morning classes at 9 00 a m Monday for mer school. All who wish to attend are asked to come. Rev Nilo Korhonen pastor.
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Lutheran Church
Younges
Nilo Korhonen
Odd But True Wakefield deer family grows by three additions
A Wakefield deer group welcomed three new members as two fawns were born to one doe. The famed nurse and sire Bresman Bill named Ann after city clerks, marking the cutest crop of fuzzy young deer observers have seen.
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Wakefield
Bresman
Bill
Disorder in County Stirs Public Welfare Images
Fragmentary OCR notes urge informing the public about a welfare effort to protect lives and property across this and other communities in the county, referencing photos or pictures and public safety aims.
Wakefield Notes On TownEvents And Education
About Town reports a infant born at Wakefield Hospital on a Wednesday, mentions residents Miss LeVoame Bierbower and Miss Cardone with teaching appointments, and notes Wakefield schools closing as teachers prepare for summer sessions. A plan for an ice rink project in Wakefield is discussed amid campus and estate references near Marquette.
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Wakefield
Summer music program to run six weeks at the school
The school treks into July with a six week summer music program led by band director Carl Nelson. Esther Herrington oversees health while WPA directed recreational staff plan tennis, swimming and outdoor sports. New concrete tennis courts will host games and a central Trade school court starts soon.
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Musicrogram
Carl Nelson
Esther Herrington
WPA
The
of Education
Wico
O Trade School
Centra
Nelson
Strikes Close Mines At Ironwood and Bessemer
Mines in Ironwood and Bessemer idle due to strikes in Ohio and South Chicago mills. Republic Steel closes Pabst Aurora two weeks. Newport and Anvil Palms near Youngstown closed Tuesday. Lake shipments halted. Sunday Lake Bethlehem mine still ships to Lake Erie ports with reduced loading. Wakefield mine ships regularly. none of its mills affected.
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Ironwood
Ohio
Chicago
Pabst
Aurora
Republic Steel Corporation
Newport
Youngstown Mines Corporation
Sunday Lake
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lake Erie
Woods Strike Continues Pause In Log Hauling
Log hauling resumed across mills this week with no violence toward drivers and loaders. Connerville mill runs with full crew after Saturday skirmish with pickets. several cars carrying workers damaged. Camps not yet back, but workers drift into offices seeking jobs and potential start of cutting soon. Operators and union leaders have failed to reach a deal and talks are abandoned for now.
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Connerville
Celebration program for Independence Day activities
A children’s program will celebrate Independence Day on Monday July 5. A morning parade precedes sports on Sunday Lake Street with cash prizes for winners. The afternoon features bicycle races and other events at the ball park.
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Lake Street
Ball Park
Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekend Schedule Published
Immanuel Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine worship at 11 a m The Luther League meets Monday evening one day earlier than usual The Men s Club gathers Friday evening at John Lane home with Mr e as host Pastor Robert E Byquist announces the notices
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Luther League
John Lane
E Wil
Robert E. Byquist
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