$500 Million Iron Ore Plan For Labrador Nears Passage
Newfoundland legislature faces approval of a major iron ore project led by Canadian Javelin Ltd. The deal would develop vast deposits at Wabush Lake Julien and related sites, creating as many as 5,000 jobs and adding about $4.8 million yearly to state revenue.
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Newfoundland
Labrador
Joseph R. Smallwood
Lake Julien
Wabush
Javelin
Germany
Britain
United States
Pickands Mather
The
Steel Company of Canada
Wabash Iron Oc., Ltd
Wabash
Bethlehem and
Youngtowns Steel
Lake Wabush
Julien
Newfoundland and Labrador Corp
NALCO
NALCA
Gov
State Police Predict Climb In Fourth of July Accidents
Michigan State Police estimate the Fourth of July period could see about 35 traffic deaths unless drivers take precautions. A large patrol plan includes about a thousand officers on duty, with National Guardsmen aiding traffic control and detectives shifting to desk duties to free uniformed personnel.
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Michigan
Sherif
Joseph A. Childs
Backward Glimpses of 1932 Wakefield Events
Miscellaneous notices show lawsuits and damages sought in 1932 Wakefield area. John Joe Smith sues Wakefield Iron Co for 5000 over exposure to cold after eviction. An ton Valesano seeks 50000 from Northwestern railroad for injuries from a switch engine strike. Local school board candidates include Victor Lepisto George Cavender and Henry Ahola. Union activity reports timber strike violence and a rock-throwing incident. Eddy Park debate and marriages announced among local residents. Rotary elects Robert A Burns president. city employs 236. Additional notes cover rail relocation US 2, parades, Boys State participants, and education plans.
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John Joe Smith
Wakefield Iron Co
Ewen
Frank Jaakola
Victor Lepisto
George Cavender
Henry Ahola
Anton Valesano
Northwestern Railroad
Frank James
United States
Robert A. Burns
Rotary
US-2
Wakefield
Wilbur Brucker
Marquette Normal
Ellen Hyppa
Elsie Nyman
Mildred Lepisto
Beatrice Keskey
Ellen Haanpaa
Martha
Couple Leaves Army Camp Near Savannah for Minnesota
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Henry Erickson and family departed Sunday from an army camp near Savannah Georgia heading to Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Savannah
A. Henry Erickson
Poge
Minneapolis
Social Security Deductions and Coverage for Household Workers
The answers explain that 2 percent Social Security tax funds old age and survivors insurance and disability benefits under the Social Security Act. Wages for private home workers are covered if cash earnings reach $50 or more in any calendar quarter, otherwise not.
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D. J
Pedestrian on Highway Law and Safety Provisions
A historical notice outlines pedestrian highway rules: when a sidewalk exists, walking on the main traveled portion is forbidden. when no sidewalk, pedestrians should walk on the left facing traffic if practicable. Motorists must exercise care and workmen on roadways receive special provisions for safety.
Laws and lessons on fault and safety in everyday life
The piece argues about reasonable care to avoid damages after accidents and suggests pedestrians stay alert on highways. It quips with nursery rhymes and old sayings, noting longevity humor and the value of imagination and mobility in enjoying life’s free things.
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Jack
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Agnes Porter
Merle Clerk
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Order of Eastern Star
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Boys’ State
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Shirley Mae Cloon
Clarke Niemi
Ypsilanti
Teachers’ College
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Range Cab & Corrier Service
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