The Clare Sentinel Publisher Rates Listed
The Clare Sentinel lists mail subscription rates: in Clare County and Military Service $4.50, Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta $5.50, elsewhere in Michigan $6.50, other states $8.00. The paper notes editors and staff including William D. Elden and Paul Gi Schroeder Harold A. Couturiat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Elden
Paul Gi Schroeder
Harold A. Couturiat
Mgr
Clare County
Isabella
Gladwin
Osceola
Midland & Mecosta
Michigan
States
Michigan lawmakers seek reforms to streamline House efficiency
A small group of state legislators aims to strengthen and cut costs in the Michigan House of Representatives. They propose fewer members fewer expenses earlier bill deadlines more committees larger and more active committees and tighter control of no vote explanations to curb backlogs and delays. The study committee plans concrete recommendations for the 1969 legislature.
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Michigan House of Representatives
Martin D. Ruth
Roomstock Park
Don Pears
Buchanan
Pears
Michael Novak
Novak
House
Albert Kramer
Doak Park
Kramer
George Montgomery
Detroit
Montgomery
Capitol
Brush College Community Dinner Guests and Visits
Cyril Farmer, Wayne Cooper and families join multiple local households for dinners and suppers at Brubaker and nearby homes. Attendees include Kehl, Myers, Davis, Kantake, and others from Gladwin Lakeview Pontiac Saginaw Holt Lansing and Toledo Ohio areas during a weekend of birthday celebrations showers and family visits.
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Cyril Farmer
John Brubaker
Herbert Kleekamp
Norman Myers
Gladwin Heights Golf Club
Wayne Cooper
Wiggins Lake
Wayne
John Kehl
Kelly
Lakeview
Kehl
Eugene Rumminger
Glen Newman
Kenneth Rockey
Margaret Davis
Perry Davis
Charles
Ray Brubaker
Gladwin
Art Kantake
Toledo
Ohio
John Horn
Pontiac
George Horn
Saginaw
En Newman
Frank Myers
Frankie
Helen Mikloss
Ronald Brubaker
Holt
Ron Davis
Susan
Jeff
Emma Davis
Lansing
Nellie Sanders
James Irwin
What Happened to Holley Plants and Union Representation
A letter from Donna Updyke questions changes at Holley Carburetor and Holley Aircraft Division sites from 1952 to 1968. It cites employee counts rising at Clare Aircraft in 1968 and Detroit plant declines, accusing excuses and urging explanations about union representation by the Independent Association and U A W.
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Independent Association Committee
Holley Carburetor Company
Detroit
U.A.W
Holley Aircraft
Clare
Our
Independent Association
Holley
Paris
Tennessee
Clare Aircraft
Warren
Donna Updyke
General Motors
U. A.W
Weekessay
Congress Won’t Legalize Mini Skirts but Eyes Endangered Furs
Washington notes Congress may not move on fashion laws but could criminalize import of endangered species skins and furs. Proposals cover nearly 1000 species from leopard to vicuna, with penalties including fines and confiscation. Critics warn tariffs and inflation strain U.S. industry.
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Congress
U.S
Auxiliary Tea at Clare Hospital Thursday November 7
The Clare Hospital Auxiliary invites Clare women to a membership tea this Thursday afternoon from 1 30 to 3 p m in the hospital lobby. The group funds hospital needs and is open to all Clare women not limited to staff or doctors wives. Also notes rising poultry consumption from 15 7 pounds per person in 1909 to 46 pounds in 1967.
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Clare Hospital
Clare
United States
Turkey
Gen Assi to the Editor Vote for Independence
A letter urging Nov 7 voters to choose representation by their own Independent Association over outside groups like the U A W. The writer argues locals know problems better, warns against misstatements, and urges citizens to retain independence and vote for themselves and their association led by George Post.
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U.A.W
George Post ‘Ays
More Here Than Warren Editor Questions Plant Spending
The October 31 note questions the plant manager about allocating 45 to 60 thousand dollars to Detroit and the treasury balance. It cites industrial peace since 1948, no stoppages, no strikes, and no salaries to officers, urging precise figures and accountability from management.
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Detroit
Ex-Holley worker warns against U.A.W. in Holley plant
An ex Holley Carburetor employee argues in favor of the Independent Union, describing harsh conditions under a Big Union and claiming Holley could leave Clare. She warns against joining U.A.W citing longer hours, loss of breaks, higher dues, and reduced family time, urging coworkers to vote Independent.
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Aig Holley
Holley
U.A.W
Michigan
John
Holley Bay
Clare
Uza.w
General Motors
Lois Sutton
U A W Negotiations At Holley Clare Plant Stumble
Norm Walters voices concern over U A W contract talks with Holley Warren Michigan plant. He notes no mention of laid off Clare workers and contrasts wage gains at Warren with what Clare workers may receive, urging parity on classifications and benefits.
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U. A.W
U.A.W
Holley Clare
Holley Company
U.A.W. Holley
Warren, Michigan
Clare
Holley
Warren
Warren Holley
Norm Walters
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Clare Sentinel
Michigan, Michigan Press Association
Michigan Mirror
Brush College
Mrs
Washington
C. Wilson
Supreme Court
East Africa
South America
Vicuna
Alde Sherman Adams
National Federation of Independent
Basia
Interior Department
Aardvark
Zebu
Gen Assi
Pien Ture
UAW
Millie
LeTourneau
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