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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

19 Apr 1956

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

Page

4

New Wage Hour Field Office Opens in Grand Rapids

Secretary James P. Mitchell announced a new Wage-Hour field office in the Murray Building Grand Rapids serving all Michigan except a group of counties now covered by Detroit. The office supports the Fair Labor Standard Act ahead of the $1.00 minimum wage effective March 1 and aids employers and employees through plant investigations.

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Grand Rapids Laper James P. Mitchell Murray Building North Division Ave State of Michigan Huron Tuscola Sanilac Lapeer Genessee St. Clair Oakland Macomb Wayne Washtenaw Hillsdale Lenawee Monroe Detroit Michigan Ohio Cleveland Engineers Building Ontario Street
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Funeral services for Hollis Hayes at Stevens and Bush

Hollis Hayes 42? obituary notes services set for 2 p m Thursday at Stevens and Bush Funeral Home Saline. Burial in Columbia Kentucky. Hayes died after injuries from a car crash near Stockbridge Michigan. He was born March 17 1924 in Glen Forks Kentucky and lived in Ypsilanti area since 1939 then Saline. He married Imogene Clay February 24 1954 in Angola Indiana. He worked at Economy Baler Company in Ann Arbor and was a World War II veteran. Survived by wife two daughters mother and sister. Public calling at funeral home.

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Hollis Hayes Michigan Ave Saline Stevens and Hayes University Hospital Annn Arbor Stockbridge Glen Forks Alvin Eliza Collins Hayes Ypsilanti Imogene Clay Angola Ind Economy Baler Company Ann Arbor Laura Jean Evanda Sue Eliza Powell Columbia Eugene Conover Chester Stevens and Bush Funeral Home
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