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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
9
Readers respond to The Sentinel questions of the day with brief signed letters. Space limits each submission to about five hundred words, and writers must include their name and address.
A letter from BH. G. Van Gonant of Clare Michigan argues against government subsidies and New Deal programs, praising farmer independence and warning that bureaucrats undermine the republic. He advocates cost of production guarantees and limited farm programs while urging citizens to write Congress. He closes with a note on firearm safety and muzzle control.
The Commerce group meets Tuesday night to discuss the annual school budget of $50,000 and its allocation. The article notes expenditures at 75 percent for personnel and operations with small shares for maintenance general control and fixed charges.
The session covered school enrollment trends with 681 pupils and 185 high school students. It noted 20 teachers with 3 masters and 12 bachelors, average 11 years experience, and that local conditions support next year’s staff. Rev. Harold Watson urged action on juvenile delinquency, stressing home and school roles and church cooperation, praising a planned summer recreation program. The Chamber discussed efforts to attract industries, with next meeting set for September.
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