Lansing week in review pits miners march against tax plan
The Saline Observer reports on a Lansing week with coal miners from the Saginaw valley pressing for a bill to require Michigan mined coal in state institutions. The protest brought crowded rooms and chaotic scenes as lawmakers fast tracked amendments. Governor Fitzgerald faces Gillespie threats while lawmakers battle taxes, education funding, and recounts in the second judicial circuit.
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Capitol
Coxey
Ohio
Washington
Lansing
Saginaw Valley
Town
House
Senate
Gov. Fitzgerald
Wayne County
John C. Gillespie
Gillespie
Detroit
Liquor Control Commission
Michigan
Fitzgerald
Wight
Supreme Court
Andrew U. Moore
Pontiac
Berrien County
Second Judicial Circuit
St. Joseph
A. J. Wilkowski
Major Wilson
Wilkowski
Senate Education Committee
Senate Committee
M. L. Keyworth
Michigan Education Association of School Board
Washington, D. C
Townsend Plan Celebrated In Verse By Christian Herald
The Christian Herald prints a verse praising the Townsend Plan. It envisions Grandma enjoying wealth and no bills once government aid replaces private expenses and panics over rent. The poem ends with a jubilant cue to live on pleasure after sixty five.
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The
Christian Herald
Townsend
Meat Price Surge Hurts Buyers and Farmers
The Detroit Free Press notes hog and cattle prices have dropped at the local stock yard due to a lack of purchasers. It links high meat costs to consumer hardship and criticizes AAA policies, questioning who benefits when prices rise and markets shrink.
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AAA
Mr. Wallace
Detroit Free Press
Rem Jefferies on Women as Newspapers in Tonia News
The Lowell Ledger editor Rem Jefferies jokes in a late-night sanctum session that women are like newspapers. He says they have forms bold type last word and carry the news. He notes they tell what they know and speak their minds.
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Rem Jefferies
The
Lowell Ledger
Sanctum
Tonia
Plans Developed for Scout Leaders Training Conference
Scout leaders from Jackson Adrian Monroe Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Saline will meet at Camp Teetonka Ah on Wolf Lake Saturday afternoon May 4 for the 8th Annual Inter council Training Conference. Courses include craftwork mapping nature work and training patrol leaders. A Washtenaw Livingston Council delegation is expected.
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Jackson
Adrian
Monroe
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Saline
Tee- Tonk-Ah
Wolf Lake
Inter-council
Washtenaw-Livingston Council
Hubert Spangler
Floyd Smith
Winfield Line
Howell
Livestock Men Invited to Michigan State College Meeting
Feeding trials offering practical value to Michigan livestock men will be discussed at the Animal Feeder's Day on Saturday April 20 at Michigan State College. Dr G Thorne economist U S C A will talk on The Present Livestock Situation and Dr H Wyngarden will speak on The effect on agricultural prices of recent developments in money and banking. Abrupt shifts in livestock numbers and meat prices prompt Michigan stock men to understand price trends for the coming year.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
G. Thorne
H. Wyngarden
Hammond School News Notes P T A April Meeting
Doris Gilbert reports on the Hammond PTA meeting held April 1 at the school. Betty Gordon and Veneta Carr describe student nature projects, a bird house contest with prizes, classroom art activities, posters on safety, and a sand table scene about The Three Billy Goats.
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Hammond School
P.T. A
Claude Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Walter Gordon
Betty Gordon
Veneta Carr
Duane McCallum
Joan Hillsman
Genevieve Gilbert
Doris Gilbert
Mrs. Harwood
Federated Church Easter Services and Schedule
Next Sunday Easter schedule includes sunrise service at 6 am and main Easter service at 10 am. Sunday school at 11 15 am with S Cotton superintendent and Carl Geddes assistant. Evening program at 6 30 pm for the young people.
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S. ¥. Cotton
Carl Geddes
Mrs. House
Hileen Martin
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Notes
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater MI C Phillioy Pastor. Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone invited. Note to Huey: this is a Senate of equals with independence and mutual consultation.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
M C. Phillioy
Huey
Daniel Webster
A Long Way From Home Saline Letter From Hawaii
Pvt Wilbur L Knught of H. O Battery writes from Fort Shafter Hawaii to Saline Observer. He asks for four Saline papers and promises to share more items of interest from Hawaii. He signs as a former Saline resident seeking local connection.
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Fort Schafter
Hawaii
Saline Observer
Saline
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
Sunrise service Sunday at 6 o clock at the Federated church. Morning worship at 10 o'clock. Baptism and reception of members. Sunday school 11 15. H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m. Evening union services at St Pauls church. Monday evening leadership training class. Wednesday evening prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice.
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Federated Church
H. A. Holmes
Epworth
St. Paul's Church
Local Families Attend Visits and Services in Macon Area
Macon residents and relations visited kin across Michigan including Weston, Brooklyn, Milan, Ypsilanti, Blissfield, Fremont, Big Rapids, Traverse City and Toledo. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Etta Thomas with burial in Macon cemetery. READ THE LINER ADS TODAY.
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Hlmer Hunter
Alvah Hunter
Ypsilanti
Almon Kutler
Ray Smith
BE. W. Payne
Blissfield
Roy Smith
Clayton Bigelow
Fremont
Big Rapids
Traverse City
L. B. Griffin
Jerome Travis
Toledo
Ernest Camburn
George Camburn
Haldean Langham
Jackson
Sue Langan
Milton Augustus
Harold
Raymond Augustus
G. D. Bilis
J. D. Frost
Kenneth Frost
Naomi Frost
Lavern Randall
Manitou Beach
Louis Downings
Harry Williams
Myrna Williams
Grosse Pointe
Claud Bailey
Bert Bailey
Lynn McIntire
Clayton
Clyde Bailey
Tecumseh
Etta Thomas
Simon Schofield
Inkster
R. E H. Simons
Macon Cemetery
Dont Throw It On The Dump Buy Used Goods Instead
Don’t discard items like chairs stoves tables or carpets. A local office invites you to call or visit to see how little you can earn by selling usable goods. Ds Frame offers to craft the ad for you.
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Sim, R. Wilson
Frank D Brown
Saline, Mich
Indiana
New York
William Palmer
Flint
Hammond School News
Kircher
D. D
Pvt
Wilbur L. Knught
H. O Battery
Methodist
Bert Ede
Macon
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
John
Sudan
DR. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Saline, Michigan
SCS
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Detroit Edison ‘Co
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