Reproductions of Composers Given School
Clare public school receives four murals and a statue from the Federal Art Project and works with ASCAP to place portraits of Victor Herbert John Philip Sousa George Gershwin and others in the Music Department These prints are non commercial gifts with authentic ASCAP seals and genuine signatures.
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Clare Public School
Federal Art Project
Works Progress Administration
Ican
Clare
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Michigan
Grosner
Ostrowsky
John Philip Sousa
George Gershwin
Howard Simon
Edward MacDowell
Seoland
Henry Hadtey
Ethelbert Nevin
Myr
BE. D. Kennedy
ASCAP
the Sentinel
Hopkins defends WPA relief curve amid election charges
The piece cites Senatorial Hecton and related committees alleging relief funds are used to sway elections. It notes Harry Hopkins of the WPA stating relief metrics will improve as national income and employment rise. Critics claim relief spending climbs before elections and dips in off years, a pattern Hopkins calls unfounded.
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New Mexico
New Jersey
New Deal Administration
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Washington comments on relief curve after elections
The WPA head predicts relief expenditures will fall after November 8, implying voters are kept on relief until polls close. Critics note production and employment rose since last June while WPA rolls peaked at 3,125,990 in October, questioning timing of relief decline. Continued on Page Sixteen.
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WPA
Myr. Hopkins
Hopkins
Christmas Trees on Trunk Line Streets Banned This Season
State Highway Department announced no permits would be issued for erecting Christmas trees on city or village streets along state trunkline highways. Commissioner Murray Tr. Van Wagoner said requests involving trunkline streets would be rejected to protect traffic flow and safety. Other decorations that do not obstruct traffic or resemble signals are not banned.
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State Highway Department
Murray Tr. van Wagoner
Government Ready to Purchase Ninety Million Pounds of Surplus Butter
Federal Government authorized to buy up to 90 million pounds of butter under a expanded program for low income families. Maurice A. Doan announced in Lansing that dairy herds on 50 000 farms could supply the required milk for manufacture. The plan, overseen by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, covers the year ending June 30, 1939.
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United States
Maurice A. Doan
Michigan Agricultural Conservation Committee
Lansing
Agricultural’ “Adjustment Administration
Doan
Dairy butter surplus management and price assurance plan
Dairy official explains that surplus butter from record milk production will be removed from normal channels and diverted to relief use and the dairy products marketing association program. The scheme and federal purchase assure farmers prices remain reasonable, with butter to return to the market when prices exceed costs, keeping next winter’s supply affordable.
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B. W. Gaumnitz
AAA
Dairy Products Marketing Association
Farmer Cooperative Organization
Mr. Gaumnitz
Association
Washington Grange endorses Woodruff in letter from Fred Brenckman
The National Granger reports Fred Brenckman Washington Representative praising Roy Q Woodruff, noting twenty years in Congress and calling him one of the ablest and most conscientious members. The missive, dated August 12 1938, accompanies a note from Miss Dorothy Woodin of Harrison Michigan.
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the National Granger
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Woodin
Greenwood Grange
Harrison
Mich
Miss Woodin
Roy QO. Woodrufe
Woodruff
Congress
Washington
Fred Brenckman
Rosebush Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rosebush residents and visitors are listed with trips to Flint Ann Arbor Bay City Detroit Mt Pleasant and Lansing. Names include Susan Daly Rose Balge Bernard Balge Ella Olds John Isadore and more with church events and a Sacred Heart Alumni banquet noted.
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Susan Daly
Flint
George Bayliss
Rose Balge R. N
Ann Arbor
Gordon Showerman
South Lyons
Court Showerman
James Ratey Jr
J. A. Stalter
Alma
Ella Olds
Margaret Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Bernard Balge
Delphine
Rose
Bay City
John Isadore
Virgil
Albert Moyes
Eugene
Lionel
Detroit
Moyes
Bessie Keller
Roy Mattison
Elizabeth Maybee
Lansing
Homer Campbell
University Hospital
Clarence Bower
St. Louis
H. O. Bentler
Frank Sheehan
Gladwin
T. M. Tellergen
Tom
Mackinac Island
H. O. Walker
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Carter
Midland
Rosebush
Lou. Moon
Bridge
Glen Baconti
Jackson
Mia
John Wood
Bacon
Maurice McConnell
Sacred Heart
Masonic Temple
Patrick Battle
Margaret Morrison
Dondero
Rose McNerney
Wv. J. Horan
Bernard McConnell
John Wager
Broomfield
G. W. Malm
Standard Church
John E. Border
Galur House
Wim. Johnston
F. M. White
Marion
Wm. Metz
Evart
Leonard Daveport
Claude Bullard
Beaverton
Pine Planting at Camp Houghton Lake Surges
Two crews of twenty enrollees each plant pine trees at Camp Houghton Lake. They have planted 288,500 Jack Pine and 288,500 Norway Pine, totaling over 500 000 trees across about 690 acres this fall. Supervisors are Joseph Ferrari and Thames Belt. Forest fires threaten the program with four blaze calls this week. fifteen men and foremen responded per fire and all were controlled.
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Camp Houghton Lake
Joseph ©. Ferrari
Thames Belt
Junior Forest
Ers
Houghton Lake
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