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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
9
The speaker argues that the recession dominates current thinking after space and satellites. He cites Michigan unemployment rising from 7.7 to about 14 percent and credits an income tax cut and expanded public works as quick fixes. He notes Congress began anti-recession legislation following his February 6 address.
The speaker cites 11 proposal packages ready in Congress or via administration, including housing, farm protections, unemployment benefits expansion, and public works loans. He notes recent enactments on housing, dairy price supports, a $1.5 billion highway bill, and urges continued measures to end the recession and restore prosperity. He condemns the administration for delaying relief and warns against deliberate recession.
An UM television series opener titled Progress of Man used beeswax figures, dry ice fog, plastic sheeting, and aluminum wires to depict man’s development. Alfred H. Syote and Michael J. Berla supervised the project with help from Verne Feber Joseph Moffatt and Karl Lohmann, taking about 100 hours of work and ten assistants.
State Police figures show a 20 percent drop in Michigan traffic deaths for March compared with a year earlier. Washtenaw County accounted for 23 of the 94 fatalities, with Washtenaw already exceeding November’s mark for deaths in 24 months. In the first quarter, there is a 16 percent decline overall, with 54 fewer deaths and 82 killed in February.
Easter sunrise service at 6am followed by breakfast hosted by Youth Fellowship. Easter egg hunt by Couples Club. 10:30am service with communion at St James. New pews installed. Women's Guild hosts guests and spring conference. numerous local familiesvisited,dined, and shared events across broader community.
A Woolworth era notice describes over 60 peg board fixtures made for Masonite hardboard panels. It notes decorative and practical uses and mentions paint application with brush or roller. The ad cites extensive wood harvests supporting Pre Corporation.
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