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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1947

Page

17

New Clare Plant Expands Ford Fuel Pump Production

Clare Manufacturing Company outlines a major expansion at its Clare plant with a new 40000 square foot facility and 100 horsepower power plant. The project doubles space for machining and assembly, adds a production conveyor system, and supports 175 new jobs beyond the 100 currently employed.

Clare Holly Carburetor Company Hardinge Garou Ford Motor Company Pacific Worthington Moline Ackerman Plumbing & Heating Company Seiter Electric Kleinhardt Ford Clare Carbogram Clare Manufacturing Company Detroit

Kaiser-Frazer Forecasts 90,000 Cars for 1947 Second Half

Kaiser-Frazer Corp projects 90 000 units for the second half of 1947 with raw material and engine supplies improving. Edgar F Kaiser reports a June monthly high of 12039 cars and a first half output of 49208 units while noting substantial quarterly profits and widespread service parts stocking at 146 distribution centers. The Clare dealer is G O Fullerton Son at 223 McIwan Street.

Kaiser-Frazer Corp Edgar F. Kaiser K-I Kaiser Kaiser-Frazer Kaiser, Frazer G. O. Fullerton & Son McIwan Street Clare

Local Michigan Flying Farmers Hold Lansing Meeting

The Michigan Flying Farmers met in Lansing at Michigan State College on a field donated by the college. Over 100 members attended with local flyers Mr and Mrs Ernest Irwin and Charles Prather among them. Guest speaker William Piper of Piper Aircraft spoke amid remarks by Governor Kim Sigler and National Flying Farmer President Forrest Watson.

Michigan Flying Farmers Lansing Michigan State College Michigan Department of Aeronautics Michigan Farmer Ernest Irwin Charles Prather Milon Grinnell Floyd Evans Michigan Aeronautical Department Kim Ligier William Piper Piper Aircraft Corporation Lockhaven Pennsylvania Michigan Kim Sigler Forrest Watson National Flying Farmer The Ohio Flying Farmers

Lack of Milk Tied to High Frontier Death Rates

The Pilgrims reportedly failed to bring cows and a milk shortage worsened child mortality. Cows were added on later ships and frontier wagon trains moved west with livestock accompanying cover wagons.

Soybean Lecithin Used As Emulsifier In Food Industry

Soybeans are processed to produce lecithin from soybean oil. It is widely used by bakers candy manufacturers shortening and margarine producers as an emulsifier and texture improver.

Mystery Woman in Bavarian War Tale Spirals Through Memory

An air forces interpreter found in Hof Bavaria is named Henriette Debouyse on a payroll slip. Speech shows a birdlike tongue possibly extinct East Indian, while she cannot recall origins or family. Doctors note mood swings and possible espionage links but she remains employed amid heartbreak and uncertainty.

Munich Germany Nuernberg Debouyse Air Forces Henriette Debouyse Hof Bavaria Air University of Munich Europe Berlin Sumner Welles United States Henlin Rio de Janeiro Spanis Andortuguese Braniak Rio London Paris Marseilles Ohio Canada Ther Withal

House Told War Discharged Fifteen for Irregularities

Hugh D Wise testifies 15 War Assets Administration workers were dismissed for irregularities, five for bribes and ten for gratuities or favoritism. Five resigned during investigations. All were in field offices, not Washington HQ. WAA attorney says cases referred to the Justice Department for investigation and possible prosecution.

Washington Hugh D. Wise House War Assets Administration Wise WAA Jess Larson Justice Department

British plan cuts conscript training to one year

London reports a government amendment reduces military training for conscripts from 18 months to 12 months. The move follows 73 Labour rebels who opposed the bill as it passed the commons by 386 to 85 despite Conservative opposition in Whitehall.

London Labor Party Ministry of Labor and National Service Commons Whitehall

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