Prescott seeks re election to Michigan State Senate from 28th District
Charles T. Prescott announces his candidacy for re election to the Michigan State Senate from the 28th District covering ten northeastern counties. He runs on the Republican ticket promising lower taxes through government economizing while opposing broad reforms that consolidate power. He chairs the Conservation committee and serves on Agriculture Public Health and Senate Business panels, focusing on tourism issues.
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Charles T. Prescott
State Senate
Michigan
Prescott
Ogeman County
Commission For Reorganization of Government
Hoover Commission
Senate
Agriculture, Public Health
Three Injured In Sunday US 27 Accident
State Police report three people injured Sunday in a collision on US 27 near Vernon Church. Barbara A Mininger 17 of Harrisons driving struck Margie E Smith 74 of Clare rear ending her car, which then hit Ruth H McKenzie 71 of Mt Pleasant. Mininger was issued a speeding ticket. Est. damage about 150 dollars.
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Barbara A. Minineer
Harrisons
Margie E. Smith
Clare
Ruth H. McKenzie
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon Church
Jan Fay Mininger
Stith
Macdkérizie
Capidze
S. Mininger
Gulliton on furlough from Grayling mayor to Air Corps
Jack Culliton, former Grayling mayor now in the Air Corps, appeared on Walter O Keefe's WCEN program. He won $40 for participating in the Hollywood originated broadcast and planned to spend part of the prize before returning home for the remainder of his furlough.
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Gulliton
Jack Culliton
Grayling
Air Corps
Walter O’keef
WCEN
Jack
Clare
Yrain Street
Hollywood
Tri-County League Sets Opening Season Plans
Managers from Winn Cydivford Beal City Farwell Oil City Shepherd Harrison and Lake George met in Mt Pleasant Wednesday to finalize plans for the league season opener this Sunday.
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Mt. Pleasant
Winn
Cydivford
Beal City
Farwell
Oil City
Shepherd
Harrison and Lakegeorge
How Long Does A Day Last Near the Date Line
A historical note explains day length around the International Date Line. By clocking midnights at 7:00 a.m. EST, a day passes westward over 24 hours, but regions west of the line observe times that shift earlier. Wrangel Island begins a new day at 6:00 a.m. EST, creating a 48 hour span where a single date exists somewhere on Earth.
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Pacific Ocean
Wrangel Island
Siberia
Carved from Rock Cavern Stores 2 Million Champagne Bottles
A fortress like cave beneath St. Louis houses 2 090 000 bottles of American champagne. Built nearly a century ago by Isaac Cook this subterranean winery named for him ages quietly at 58 to 62 degrees controlled by an underground spring. 12 foot walls mute street noise from above.
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ST. Louis
Isaac Cook
New Plastic Claims Armor-Grade Strength Against .45 Bullet
Libby-Owens-Ford officials announce a new plastic named plaskon reinforced alkyd molding compound that can stop a .45 caliber revolver bullet at 10 yards. The material is under study for military armor proofing and civilian uses in refrigerators washing machines and electronic devices.
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New York
Libby-Owens-Ford Co
Meat Loaf Style Gelatine Salad From Odd OCR
A_fragmented recipe describes gelatine mix with hot water salt vinegar celery pickle and two fillings ham cheese and egg white. It instructs chilling unf old to form layers then un mold onto greens for serving.
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Cameli
Lye Greer Sayed
Editorial Digest Highlights Public Instruction and Social Security
A digest of editorial opinions cites Michigan school elections and nonpartisan outreach, critiques Social Security funding and future solvency, notes U.S. federal employment in Michigan, and recalls a cautious railroad crossing accident. The items reflect periodicals' views on governance, public finance, and civic participation.
Fresh State College cadets face ballet course requirement
San Jose police announce strict training for new students at State College with a ballet class rule. Other items note Chicago conventions in July and a taxi top ride incident, plus a New York theft of 200 phonograph records described as hog calls.
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State College Police
San Jose
Calif
Sonerveiter
New York
Wea
Soldiers Lead Parade in Blood Donors Drive
Army trainees prepare to head a nationwide blood donation drive to replenish 14 months of Korean combat blood use and plasma stocks. In coordinated effort with civilian campaigns, donor centers at military camps and Red Cross oversight aim to collect 2.8 million pints by July 1952, averaging about 300,000 pints monthly.
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United States
Korea
American Red Cross
Moonshine Making Reported Moving into Big Cities
Cincinnati report says illicit moonshine shrinking rural focus and expanding into urban areas. Revenue agents now track moonshiners in cities, with 19 644 seizures in the last year signaling a Prohibition era level trend. John W Woelfle of Schenley Industries notes rising bootleg traffic and growing crime and racketeering associated with raw unaged whiskey.
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Cincinnati
John W. Woelfle
Schenley Industries, Inc
Marine Mess Sergeant Tells How To Rouse Late Sleepers
Staff Sergeant Roy L. Watson Jr a battalion mess sergeant from Denison Texas shares a tactic to wake late sleepers for breakfast He used a two minute rocket volley at daybreak on a Communist held hill in Korea to start the chow line five minutes after the final roar a full Marine mess was awake and hungry The article notes the tactic was learned during nine months in Korea and aimed at getting Marines to eat before morning duties
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Korea
Roy L. Watson, Jr
Denison
Texas
Watson
Wideawake
Infant tastes and early taste preferences
Reports on newborns showing a heightened sense of taste over sight or hearing. A one day old infant already prefers sweet flavors and rejects salt sour and bitter tastes.
Atomic plants may power industry by 1955 says physicist
Dr. William L. Davidson, a nuclear physicist at B F Goodrich, says an atomic power plant could operate commercially by 1955 and transform manufacturing in remote areas by avoiding coal transport costs. He cites rubber and water treatment applications and notes 18,000 isotope shipments support peacetime uses. He also mentions radioactive tires and a golf ball locating method.
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Brecksville
William L. Davdson
B. F. Goodrich Research Center
Davidson
Atomic Energy Commission
Rubber Company
Brazil
Israel
Dr. Davidson
AEC
Oak Ridge
Tenn
B. F. Goodrich
Doughnuts Loaded Lead to Jail for Woman Visitor
In Valdosta Georgia Mrs Raymond Shaw visited her husband at Lowndes County jail carrying a bag of doughnuts loaded with pistol bullets Sheriff J L Futch said The jailer had earlier confiscated a pistol from Shaw's cellmate Guy Cooper who faced armed robbery charges Cooper said his wife smuggled the weapon the day before
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Valdosta
Raymond Shaw
Lowndes County
J. L Futch
Gaid
Joe Brantley
Guy Cooper
Shaw
Cooper
Doctor Says Atom Bombs Had Life Effect on Health
Durham Duke physician Dr. Paul G. Fillmore reported that most Japanese bombed in 1945 are largely normal with few scars. He noted cataracts from radiation are minor and operable, and ABCC studies continue comparing exposed and non exposed people across genetics pediatrics and medicine. Tuberculosis remains Japan’s top medical issue due to crowded living conditions.
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Durham
N.C
Paul G. Fillmore
Duke University
Fillmore
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Japan
Atomic Energy Commission
Duke
ABCC
Army Regiment Gifts 75000 to Osaka Orphanage
The 27th Wolfhound Regiment of the Army raised and contributed 75000 to Holy Family Orphanage in Osaka for needy children. Soldiers stationed in Korea funded a new home playground and camp with food clothing medical care and an X ray machine. Four companies led by raising 1000 each for the cause.
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Tokyo
Wolfhound Regiment
Visual impairment linked to juvenile delinquency in Toledo courts
In Toledo Ohio courts judges found that about 40 percent of the juvenile delinquents they handled had visual trouble. The observation suggests poor eyesight contributes to crimina l tendencies among youth.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clare-Isabella Grange News Highlights Local Events
Central Michigan College hosted Field Horse and Gym checks for the Michigan State Grange October event with Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce. The Clare-Isabella Officers Club meets second Saturdays. Warnings invite 12 to 16 young ladies for the Rose drill in satin formals. Newlyweds honored with lamps. Best wishes offered. Union Grange harvested corn fundraiser nets $140 for treasury. Haiti Grange dedication noted in Van Buren County.
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Ray Archbold
Jennings Archambault
Hart
Florence Richards
Verne Stockman
Dan and
la Baby Marie Block
Bill Drake
Central Michigan College
Michigan State Grange
Mt. Pleasant Chamber of
Commhorce
Mellencamp
Clare-Isabella Officers Club
State Grange
Vernon Grange
Grange
Alexander
Ford
Pomona
Pomona Quartett
Winter Wonderland
Union Grange
Union Grangery
Pat Hathaway
Vineyard Grange
van Buren County
Haiti
Southern Michigan Grange Picnic to be Held at Kalamazoo Fair Grounds
The Southern Michigan Grange schedules a Sunday picnic at Kalamazoo Fair Grounds with Dorsey Kirk the Indiana State Grange Master slated as speaker. The notice highlights Grange community service films and invites participation.
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Southern Michigan Grange
Fair Grounds
Kalamazoo
Dorsey Kirk
Indiana State Grange
Governor Praises Childs for State Police Appointment
Governor G Menton Williams says Joseph A Childs is a good choice to head the State Police. He notes Childs rose from motorcycle trooper to administrator and will likely serve many years, given seven years before retirement eligibility. Williams championed promoting from within and praised the pool of qualified candidates.
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G. Menton Williams
Joseph A. Childs
Childs
Leonard
Large Coking Coal Reserve Near Durango Colorado
More than one billion tons of high grade coking coal are reported in a 260 square mile area beneath Durango Colorado at depths under one thousand feet. Proven resource highlights significant energy potential and industrial value.
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Durango
Colo
For Sale One Acre and Building Lots Near US-10 Averill
One acre and four percent acre building lots on a gravel road less than a mile from US-10 and a school. Telephone and electricity available. See Clarence Leath one mile north of US-10 at Averill. Phone Sanford ALF S2 for appointment.
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Clarence Leath
Appreciation Note for Dr Gershon and Clare Hospital Care
Mr and Mrs Raymond McDonald and Elizabeth thank Dr Gershon and the nurses for fine care and friends for cards while Elizabeth stayed at Clare General Hospital.
Market Prices From Clare Livestock Auction
Clare Livestock Market posted auction prices for Monday May 12 with ranges for beef cattle vealers calves hogs and sheep. Notable figures include good to choice vealers 35.00 to 37.00 and slaughter hogs 16.00 to 20.50, with cattle classes listing values from 11.00 to 40.00 in various grades.
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Clare
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