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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1953
Page
17
A dispute over a Clare patrolman's dismissal for alleged strongarm tactics is examined to expose sensationalism in a big city newspaper. Local readers are reminded the home paper aims to reflect Clare’s interests rather than chase sensational gossip.
Proceedings record the Clare County Road Commission regular meeting held April 8 1958 with attendance from Harrold Barber Bruce and others. Topics include insur ance examiner requirements for employees health concerns payrolls bills and 1953 Farwell to county line road plan. A special session notes purchase of a used Chevrolet pickup for 600 and township appropriation discussions.
Srecko Kajser attended a Rotary meeting at sea aboard the U S Libertes representing Clare. He presented a Clare Rotary pennant to the ship’s staff purser. The gathering included U S Rotarians along with members from Egypt and Switzerland.
Fabric interest rises as dresses feature heavy crepe for afternoon wear and light chiffons for evening. For winter warmth, textured two toned woolens offer stylish options.
The W M LA Ching Mission program will be held at Brown Corners United Brethren Church Friday evening. The event features choir hymns including Union Haste, a gospel reading, a China reading, a play The Power Of A Song, and musical solos by Wilma Ott and others. Public invited.
James Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Donald Richardson of Clare is among thirteen Albion college seniors chosen for Phi Beta Kappa membership. Initiation dinner honoring new members will be held Wednesday evening May 20 with parents and college faculty invited.
Veterans Administration announced a new program to ensure Korea GI Bill schooling for veterans meets legal standards. It outlines safeguards for trainees and government, with minimum course standards and tuition limits. VA will periodically inspect schools and stop monthly allowances if a course or school fails to meet standards.
Preliminary information on a proposed Clare nursery school gathers details from Mrs. Flora Strobel who would direct the program. The school would serve children aged two to five not yet in kindergarten, with hours from eight to five and half day options for parents.
Hundreds of thousands visiting Michigan for conventions will receive a special invitation from the Michigan Tourist Council. An attractive folder features words and pictures describing Michigan's vacation advantages and notes that wherever you convention in Michigan, there are delightful vacation centers nearby.
Stains from mustard on clothes at picnics can be treated with glycerine rubbed into the fabric before washing. If marks persist, soak the spot in a solution of two tablespoons hydrogen peroxide per gallon of water for thirty minutes and then rinse thoroughly.
A home guide to preparing Lemon Barbecue Chicken with tender pieces, modern frying tips, and a tangy lemon sauce. It recommends browning in butter, finishing in a moderate oven, and serving with extra sauce. includes a full ingredient list and method for a flavorful party dish.
A new memorial on Normandy coast commemorates Canadian troops who took part in the Dieppe raid of August 19, 1942. The article recounts the raid as a test of amphibious tactics with about 6,100 attackers and 2,500 survivors, noting it was a costly but instructive operation.
An editorial in The Havana Post questions Cuban tourist propaganda. It criticizes overemphasis on deep sea fishing and golf, noting boat facilities and access are limited. The piece urges honest advertising and delays in promoting fishing and golf as bait until development by the Cuban Tourist Institute advances.
West Hempstead New York Frank Walsh a licensed gun owner shot his television to stop it from disturbing his sleep. He aimed from the hall stairs and struck the set leaving a damaged device and a shaken family. Police ruled there was no law against shooting a TV and required repairs.
Officials at a Dartmouth office equipment show noticed many children in line to enter booths with machines. They realized the youngsters were using the adding machines to work on arithmetic lessons, explaining the crowd.
Fashion notes show large bows, especially stiffened organdie, returning to the picture. They add a fresh silhouette tucked under a tiny collar for a revived style statement.
Balboa Canal Zone reports the army will deploy a new fungus control compound developed by Donald F. Scott of the Inter-American geodetic surgery. The seven beeswax two vaseline one mercury mix prevented fungus on precision instruments for nine months in Panama jungle trials. Untreated instruments showed fungal growth within 90 days.
In Ballston Spa New York four year old Ricky Mattrazzo returned home with head pain after a possible scratch. His mother treated him with a hot pack after a doctor noted persistent pain. The hot packs revealed a .22 caliber bullet removed by the doctor. Deputy Sheriff Edward Williams attributes the injury to a spent or ricocheting bullet.
Berlin civic authorities said they cannot issue a death certificate for Adolph Hitler as his death was not registered in either city sector. Austrian authorities sought the certificate to dispose of property still in Hitler's name, but Berlin cited lack of proof that he died in the wrecked chancellery and suggested filing a presumed death certificate.
Readable auction list shows prices for cattle hogs calves and sheep. Included are assignments for good fair and utility categories with ranges such as best beef cows 14.50 to 16.50 and hogs 23.25 to 28.26. plus a classified line seeking a Sentinel salesperson.
Bus routes from Detroit to Clare Lansing and Chicago stopovers list arrival and departure times with connections at Lansing St. Ignace Reed City Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort while detailing service at Clare daily. The text also notes James Madison as the smallest U.S. president at five feet four inches and under 100 pounds and states embassy property is not taxable, with taxes could exceed 200 000 annually.
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