Scores of New Laws Go Into Effect Sept 21
A long listing of Michigan and broader laws take effect September 21. Highlights include Palmer anti heart balm provisions barring alienation of affection suits, abuse of breach of promise, and seduction actions. creation of state corporations and securities commission reforms. a unified bar for ethical practitioners. abolition of the securities commission. renaming Michigan State Prison to State Prison of Southern Michigan. use of Michigan coal where feasible. and new county planning bodies. Also provisions on school house access, prison goods sale limits, and oath requirements for public office candidates.
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State Securities Commission
Weal Men Reliere
Éith Zens
Securities Commission
State Corporations
Corporation
State Department
Alice Alexander
Commission
George F. McKenzie
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Rose City
Great Lakes
Michigan Sault Ste. Maries
Town News and Personal Items From The Morning
A mix of local tidbits includes plans to visit St Louis and Arkansas and Tennessee, a Rotary softball meeting next Thursday at the clubhouse, and political notes about a county sales tax board candidate. Honeymoon plans for Mr and Mrs Jack LeMieux and Western State College studies are mentioned along with state police post prospects and a tax rate inquiry.
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Walter Gries
Jack LeMieux
William Cage
Western State College
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Wakefield Public Library Report Shows Big Gain
The Wakefield Public Library shows a six month gain with expanded hours and new circulation achievements. Open Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays 1 30 to 5 30 P M and Saturdays 10 00 to 1 00 P M, with after school periods for pupils up to ninth grade. It circulated 107 non fiction books to adults 30 non fiction to juvenile readers and 246 fiction to juvenile readers.
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Wakefield Public Library
Marquette debate cites costs of inmates and education
Warren of 8 at Marquette cites Rotary memo showing the cost of keeping inmates at Marquette at 360 dollars. Mr Gries says the nation spends only 2 percent of a billion dollars yearly for education while crime costs the public 30 billions annually.
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Warren
Marquette
Colinan Te Memshams
Rotary
Ments
Gries
Automobile
Lumbermen vs Tinker clash over forest policy in Wisconsin
Regional official E WwW Tinker defends selective forestry amid warnings that government timber purchases could shutter mills and devastate northern towns. He accuses lumber firms of a cut out and get out policy while arguing remedial steps are needed to save sawmills over the next 12 years.
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Wisconsin
F. A. Silcox
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Tinker
Ore Consumption Reaches New August Total
The Lake Tron ore output for September shows 31,490,714 tons, a comparison to the prior year’s date with 82,674,318 tons recorded. The report outlines monthly production figures and contrasts them with the same period last year.
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Lake Tron
Camp plans stalled by enrollee shortage in river district
Major W. C. Bechtold and Major D. M. Shryer report that lack of new enrollees makes it unlikely to establish new CCC camps in the River district. Proposed camps for Wakefield Bergland White Pine and near Ironwood will not be constructed.
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CCC
W. C. Bechtold
D. M. Shryer
Fo Ya Fer
Themac
Wakefield
Bergland
White Pine
Ironwood
Changes in Conservation Field Forces At State Department
Director Hoffmaster announced personnel shifts in the conservation field division. William Bergin transfers to Lansing as assistant to Sayre, Durward Robson moves to Sayre, with Elmer leaving for the US Biological Survey. Thompson to succeed Robson, Jones to Marquette, transfers effective Oct 1 to 15. Live-trapping of up to 100 moose on Isle Royale approved at $8,000 cost. Jackpine pulpwood cutting on state forests approved reluctantly amid questions of profitability and damage. Tahquamenon Falls park costs undetermined. game management and trespass control issues shelved.
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State Conservation Department
The
Conservation Commission
P. J. Hoffmaster
William A. Bergin
Upper Peninsula
Lansi
H. R. Sayre
Durward Robson
Cha
Sayre
Elmer
United States Biological Survey
Hoffmaster
Ofsen
R. A. Thompson
Rooson
J. N. Jones
CCU
Marquette
Col Sergin
Dutics
United States Parks Service
Paul Hickie
Isle Royale
Will Tey
William Pearson
Boyne Falls
Pearson
Pena
Tahquamenon Falls Park
Mate En Cones
Officers Push to Shorten Sale Hours and Expand Liquor Control
Local law officers pressed for statewide powers to enforce liquor laws, aiming to shorten hours, end Sunday drinking, regulate dancing, and transfer duties from the governor. A conference will convene next week to seek approval, with plans to submit to the liquor control commission for adoption and hope for effects by late September.
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