Endorsement Speech Promises Prompt State Action and Candid Forthrightness
A governor candidate pledges swift handling of labor strikes welfare and alien issues, promising to coordinate with national defense and protect industries. He emphasizes restraint on campaigning, urges no political rhetoric, and vows to work to improve economics efficiency and administrative morale while acknowledging past mistakes. He closes with odd domestic tips about onions and frosting.
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Wayne County
Inland Steel to Open Sherwood Mine and Related Voices
Inland Steel plans the first new mine in a decade at the Sherwood tract near Virgil after completing a spur into Mineral Hills. The company buys properties for R D Satterly and Victor Backels, names a new mine captain, restarts Ravenna Prickett stripping, and reports May Lake Superior ore consumption totals. The Ironton mine near Bessemer to reopen with 200 workers pending mobilization. A separate Michigan debate on amendments and merit systems cites political risk and a 165,000 signature drive with July 5 filing deadline.
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Sherwood Tract
Virgil
Iron River
Inland Steel Company
Northwestern
Mineral Hills
Rudolph Ericson
Eighth Avenue
R. D. Satterly
Sherwood
Satterly
Morris
Ishpeming
Victor Backels
Ironton
Evergreen Mines Company
Crosby, Minn
Inland Company
Lake Superior
Lake
VETS TO OPPOSE CIVIL SERVICE BILL
The Republican Servicemen's League of Michigan will oppose the Michigan Merit System Association's bid for a constitutional civil service. Arthur E. Hagen of Owosso, chairman, said the executive committee condemned the proposed amendment as detrimental to war veterans. He argued it would undermine the Legislature and erase veterans' long fought rights in state government.
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Iee
Detroit
Hagen
Michigan
Merit System Association
Secretary of State
Republican Servicemen’s League of Michigan
Michigan Merit System Association
Arthur E. Hagen
Owosso
City Assessor Firing Sparks Debate on Moves
City commission battles over the fate of the city assessor with amendments and votes showing divisions. Mayor Wilson casts the sole negative vote on a separate election of the city assessor, while discussions on the city attorney and parliamentary procedure leave the audience uncertain. Employees on the guide project seek an inquiry into alleged unfair practices by the foreman, and a meeting with supervisors is planned next week to address the issues. A separate real estate listing notes a seven room house for sale on Pierce Street in Wakefield.
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City Commission
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Peninsula Mining News
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Betty Ahola
Chicago
Ivy Ecklund
Battle Lake, Minn
Vincent Yatchak
Thomas Drengacz
Marquette
August Monti
Harriette
Sault Ste. Marie
Hazel Olson
Patty Bedell
Claude Bedell
Janet Davies
Mildred Davies
Savino Cavender
Hiss
Arthur Cavender
Renaldo Offre
Hibbing
Minn
John Negri
Mary Bonino
John Bonino
East Lansing
Michigan State
Clyde Lepisto
Ypsilanti
John Lepisto
Clyde
Ypsilanti State
Benny LeRoux
Alex Rydeski
Benny
Hillsdale General College
Hillsdale
Michgian
Robert Thompson
Paul Thompson
Robert
Michigan State College
Helen Wasielewski
Mary Wasielewski
Park Falls
Helen Noradka
Arthur Stoughton
Grand Rapids
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
William Trudgeon
Ely
Garnet Trudgeon
Reuben Trudgeon
William
Will Trudgeon
Igan
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Pierce
Street
Wakefield
Miles Nervine
Northwest
M-28
Eddy Park
Dinette
Lahti
Luoma
the Bank
First National Bank of Wakefield
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Coca-Cola CO
Peninsula Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
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