Agencies withdraw from CARE and Catholic Welfare Conference
A joint statement from CARE and Catholic Welfare Conference explains their withdrawal from joint relief efforts. The move affects historic Catholic and Protestant priest and church groups that have coordinated aid in the past. The context includes broader church participation and the impact on relief operations nationally.
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Steel strike looms as auto output stalls in early year
In a year start, production rose to 105 percent annual pace while demand cooled. Auto output lagged due to copper shortages, and some plants halted due to slow sales. Officials warn a prolonged strike could disrupt defense and civilian markets, though civilian stores remain stocked. A Buffalo accident killed a man, highlighting ongoing transport risks.
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Sheriff confronts eviction clash at 80 acre Michigan farm
Lapeer County Sheriff Clerk W.4 Gregory and deputy Roland Eddy tried to serve eviction papers on 80 year old Elizabeth Stevens at her 80 acre farm sold to settle a 171 dollar assessment against Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance association. Angry farmers blocked, overpowered, and forced them to retreat while singing God Bless America and waving an American flag.
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