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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
2
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Governor G Mennen Williams announces the planned signing of the Michigan Communist Control Act restricting ballot access and public payrolls while urging broader democratic remedies against communism. He also outlines the sex crime bills guiding one year to life sentences with safeguards and parole provisions.
The dairy farmers from over 10,000 members gathered as 260 delegates met at Northwood Inn Royal Oak to discuss the growing role of a farm cooperative in supplying food for a large city.
Detroit Edison announces the appointment of Gage R. Cooper as manager of the Ann Arbor District. Cooper, 46, has been acting manager since. The announcement was made by Fred A. Compton Edison vice president and sales manager.
Robert R. Brown retires last August and steps into full charge of a sales district covering Washtenaw County and parts of Livingston and Ingham. The district manager, with 19 years at the company and WWI military leave, lives in Ypsilanti now, plans to move to Ann Arbor. Howard L. Canfield, 47, is named Port Huron District manager, native to Ann Arbor, UM engineering graduate, replacing Arthur L. Lane promoted to supervisor in Detroit.
Mr and Mrs David Wahl and Donna Mae were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alton Wahl Sunday.
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