Voice of the People letter supports free enterprise and criticizes AAA and OPA
Ernest Reinhradt Jr argues that farmers should sell on supply and demand, opposes AAA and government bureaus, and suggests granting producers freedom to choose crops and wear cowboy hats. He cites desire to reduce debt and praises price controls only in limited cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Michigan
AAA
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
OPA
Forrmer
Ernest Rieinhardt, Jr
Safety Rules For Young Cyclists In Traffic
Safetygrams by Fred W Brain urges children with bicycles to read and follow rules for road safety. Signaling before turns keeping right riding single file and avoiding weaving. Use lights reflectors wear bright clothing and stay off roadway for repairs. Never stunt hitch or ride when tired or ill. Support Freedom to Day by buying bonds.
Vernon City Families Visit Relatives and Friends in Flint Area
Local residents from Vernon City and nearby towns spent weekends visiting relatives across several communities. The gatherings included Mrs. Frank Musser and family visiting Flint, Mother’s Day calls to Mrs. C A Heiser, and multiple dinners and dinners with extended relatives in Vernon and surrounding locales.
Soybeans Used In Foods As Vegetable Nut and Flour
Soybeans may be eaten whole or toasted, ground into grits or flour, and used as a binding agent in sausages gravies and stews. Recipes may include up to a quarter soybean flour and bread becomes less rapid in rising when soybean flour is used.
Simple brake check test for safe driving
The article outlines a quick brake test with three questions to gauge braking reliability. It notes pedal travel, even adjustment, and a two car length stopping distance at 20 mph, warning that real stopping distances are longer due to reaction time. It urges immediate professional brake inspection if any answer is no.
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Clare by Mayor Archambault
Proclamation designates Saturday May 27 1944 as Poppy Day in Clare urging citizens to wear memorial poppies honoring those who died in World War I and World War II. City officials cited national duty and the sacrifice of local servicemen in a statement from Mayor Robert Archambault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Robert Archambault
United States of America
Sori Dees
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
T. Robert Archambault
City of
America
Loomis church news notes life and visits
Sunday School attendance reached forty five along with a Mother's Day service. Plants were given to the youngest and oldest mothers and the mother with the largest family present. Families and relatives from Gladwin Midland and Coleman visited or were noted in weekend calls and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Tice
Phil Worden
Edwin, Wichert
Mother's Day Notices and Local School News
Mrs Myrtle Ehrhardt and family attended Mother's Day services and dinner with Archie Mac Donald Jr of North Bradley. Rev Wesley Teale visited Rev Vincent Rupp and joined a youth rally at the Missionary Church. A gasoline explosion destroyed a garage at Gilbert Waddington's home. his young son escaped with minor facial burns. Loomis School notes Hazel McCreary and Georgia Mae Burton earned eighth grade diplomas at Mt Pleasant. Donna Woodworth ill in Bay City Hospital. School closes May 25 with picnic and games. kite and doll contest featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Musser
Johnny
Ralph
Leonard Carncross
Blaine Kay
The
Eagle
Lloyd Aberhart, Jr
Warren Willett
Flint
Bud Shepherd
Andrew Irwin
Irwinville
Roy
Wesley Teale
Johnson
Loomis
David Teale
Roy Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Heiser
Alva Bowen
Detroit
Tom Belen
Gorge Bryant
Ssr
Donald Bryant
Eli Fisher
Ernest Bryant
Melvin Brasington
James Pedgrift
Vernon
William Tomlin
Bob
Billie
Alma
Marshall Brock
Bud
Joan
Farwell
Arden Walters
Ardene
Carol
Dale
George Snider
Charles Monroe
Center
James Snider
Southwest
Bert Bergey
Mary Alice
Michael Tice
Ford Seymour
Perry VanSickle
Leonard
Cynthia Emery
VanSickle
Blake Marlin
Richard
Eugene Smith
Marlin
Otis Fish
Ontario
Tom Ramey
Onelete Haring and
Baby
Andersonville
Werg
Tom Bolen
Joe Dedafoe
Diamondale
Saginaw
Bern, Graham
Elsa
Dawn
William Graham
Lansing
Alva McReynolds
Barbara Lee
Leonard McJames
Ray Bergey
Ralph Shull
Gladwin
Dorothy Teale
W. H. Bruckart
Daisie
Bruckart
Donna Woodworth
Bay City
Phil Worden
Pontiac
Joe Eberhart
Stanley Court
Ralph Pelton
Midland
Terbert Pelton
Homer Pelton
Jim Gerow
Bartley Gerow
James Teale
Dorothy
Albina Gerow
Wilbur Adams
Chas. Adams
Roy Conray
Adams
Stanley. Court
Doris, Callett
Charles Ellwell
Coleman
Anchie
MacDonald
Myrtle Ehrhardt
Mothe
Archie MacDonald, Jr
North Bradley
Vincent Rupp
Missionary Church
Gilbert Waddington
Loomis School News
Hazel McCreary
Georgia Mae Burton
Powell
Bertha Babcock
Hazel
Georgia Mae
Donna
Rationing At A Glance In Wartime Stamps And Tires
Public wartime rationing details outline blue and red stamps for foods and meats, sugar limits, airplane stamps in Book 8, and fuel oil coupons. Instructions cover stamp validity, application for extra canning sugar, license numbers on coupons, tire inspections, price complaints, and a monthly tin can salvage collection in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Kraft Advances Two Officials At Annual Meeting
Kraft Cheese Company elected G C Pound to executive vice president and Arthur J Riddle to vice president and director at the Chicago meeting. John H Kraft was re elected president James L Kraft chair man of the board Oliver A Blackburn was re elected secretary treasurer. Riddle praised for cheese industry progress and sales production work spanning 24 years. Board members re elected include J L Kraft John H Kraft and Norman Kraft among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Cheese Company
Chicago
G. C. Pound
John H. Kraft
Arthur J. Riddle
National Bulk
F. J. Bridges
James L. Kraft
Oliver A. Blackburn
Pound
Kraft
Riddle
Southwest
Randall School Notes and Year End Activities
Rolland Krell Jr entered school last week. Younger boys work in the shop room making animals from ply wood. Sixteen new library books include Lassie Come Home and My Friend Flicka. Picnic is set for Thursday May 25 and the year will close then. Airline networks in the southern Americas are 21 percent larger than in the United States with 44 operating companies and 750 stops versus 18 carriers and 260 stops in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Krell, Jr
Johnnie
Stanley
Lassie
Flicka
Americas
United States
Latin America
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Voice OF
People
the Sentinel
Fred W. Brain
the Safety Man
I Moe Iy Drug Store
Rexall
Hall
S. Mi. A
Pablum
Vitalis Spana
Forhans
Vernon City
GEM
the Army
Wm. Tracy
Joe Sawyer
Joel McCrea
Walter Brennan
Barbara Stanwyck
Sun
Mon
Lady
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
Happyland
Don Amédhé
Francés Dee
Ann Rutherford
Loomis Church News
War Price and Rationing Board
Harrison
WBCM
WSAM
Randall School News
Leon Schlafley
Theatre Clare
John Carradine
Ola Massen
Tucson
Raiders
Bill Elliott
Martha Raye
Carole Landis
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Houghton Lake
Dennis Morgan
Irene Manning
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