Pan American Day Observed To Strengthen Hemisphere Ties
Pan American Day set for April 14 as trading partners and allies in the Americas deepen relations. Michigan residents benefit from Latin American products while USDA aids development. military defense cooperation also seen as vital to prevent enemy bases near the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan
Kleiner
South America
United States Department of Agriculture
Americas
Creamery Market Snapshot and Livestock Prices
The clipping lists livestock and egg market quotes from Clare Livestock Auction Yards and Rosebush Egg Grading Station. It notes beef and veal prices, hog ranges, veal grades, and hen and rooster counts, with quoted egg prices for white and brown eggs and grade standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meghorn
L. W. Jackson Hices
Clare Livestock Auction Yards
Beef S & H
Tahoe
Exemptions in wage hour rules for certain workers
Summary of exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards Act noting that truck drivers and railroad workers engaged in interstate commerce are regulated by the ICC and not entitled to overtime. First processing of milk cotton sugar beets and related products is exempt with a 30 cent hourly wage minimum, while process butter is excluded from the exemption. Contact details for the Wage and Hour Division Detroit office provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Federal Building
Detroit
New Arrivals in Clare and Vicinity
Birth notices from St Marys hospital Saginaw born Monday March 31 a boy Robert James to Mr and Mrs Ralph Tyatt. Grand Rapids couple Mr and Mrs rank Long jeliere are parents of a four and a half pound daughter Carol Ann born March 31. April 5 Mary Ellen Wodden born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wodden Jr Flint weighing seven pounds two ounces. Mrs Wodden is daughter of Merl and Ella Hains formerly of Clare now in Jackson.
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Ralph Tyatt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Robert James
Alex McKkinnon
Earl Tupper
Rank Longjeliere
Grand Rapids
Carol Ann
Fred Wodden, Jr
Flint
Mary Ellen
New Army Vacancies Listed Across Multiple Posts
Sgt. Walter B Kauhn announces vacancies in 15th School Squadron Chanute Field Illinois 2nd Communications Squadron and 3rd Communications Squadron Jefferson Barracks Missouri Mech and Reserve Aircraft Detachment Jefferson Barracks Missouri 50th Pursuit Group Meridian Mississippi 52nd Pursuit Group Meridian Mississippi 58th Pursuit Group Baton Rouge Louisiana 12th Bombardier Group McChord Field Washington and clerk typists auto mechanics and truck drivers for Port Sheridan Illinois Camp Grant Illinois and Fort Custer Michigan. Information on qualifications available at U S Army Recruiting Station Mt Pleasant Michigan.
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Walter B. Kauhn
Chanute Field
Illinois
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Meridian
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
McChord Field
Washington
Young Boy Finds Hoard of Jewelry During Woodshed Punishment
Six year old Charles Harlow of Bingham Maine while banished to the woodshed for misbehavior explored and uncovered a stash worth 525 dollars including two gold watches jewelry and documents from an old time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harlow
Bingham
Maine
Appointment of Administrator for Kahgerab Estate in Clare County
The Clare County Probate Court orders hearing on May 12 1941 at 10:00 AM to appoint Coranue Wilson or other suitable person administrator for the estate of James Kahgerab deceased. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper. Judge George Bates presiding.
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State OF
Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
James Kahgerab
Nelson Kahgegab
Beulah Sipla
Jonas Kahgégab
Coranue Wilson
Clare Sentinel
Illiterate Soldiers in World War I Read English Poorly
Of 1,552,256 soldiers given psychological tests, 24.9 percent could not read or write English well enough to understand a newspaper or write a letter. About 311,000 were wholly illiterate and 712,000 relatively illiterate. 3,067,000 were literate.
World Road Mileage Gains in 1939
World highway total at the start of 1939 reached 10 037 084 miles, reflecting a 27 percent increase since 1930. The rise marks ongoing expansion of road infrastructure worldwide.
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America
Robert C. Kleiner
Glare County
Pan America
Clare Markets
Johnston
Feed Water Co
Meer
Samborn
Harris & Hirt
Quality Hardware
U. S. Department of Labor
Popeen
SOC
Oxfords
Hien
Tan
Oxford
Grace
HME
Davy
United States Army
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