Isabella Wins Trophy for County Christmas Seal Gain
Isabella county earned the highest per capita gain in Michigan during the 1926 Christmas seal sale, earning the Leland Trophy a bronze plaque donated by the late Frank B. Leland of Detroit. Ingham county won the Louis Mautner Memorial prize for the highest per capita sale, while Washtenaw has repeatedly claimed it. The Ingham total was 846 cents per capita.
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Isabella County
Michigan
Micigan Tuberculosis Association
Leland
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Frank B. Leland
Detroit
Cotniy
Roscommon County
Ingham County
Washtenaw
L. L Maut
World News Review Highlights Nanking Crisis and Anglo-American Protests
Edward W. Pickard reports on Sino foreign protests over Nanking outrages with notes from US Britain France Italy and Japan demanding apologies and reparations. Soviet Russia cuts ties. evacuation of Americans continues. Chronology covers Chiang Kai-shek's crackdown on radicals, labor clashes in Shanghai, and battlefield reversals along the Yangtse.
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Edward W. Pickard
Hina
Hankow
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Nanking
Chen
America
Manking
Manchuria
Russia
Peking
Henan
Corea
MacMurray
Chiang Kaishek
Shanghai
Chiang
Yangtse
Pukow
Kiangyin
Chinkiang
Greece
Vanzetti
Webster Thayer
Dedham
Mass
Fuller
Massachusetts
Thayer
Local corn borer supervision named for Washtenaw County
L H Worthley approves Washtenaw County corn borer leadership with O J Bird as supervisor and inspectors R C Campbell Emmett Farrell E W Quackenbush Ernest Mann William Schumacher Robert Dempster. County-wide survey starts April with May inspections to determine compensation eligibility under the federal act.
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L. H. Worthley
Toledo
Ohio
State Department of Agriculture
Washtenaw County
O. J. Bird
Ann Arbor
R. C. Campbell
Emmett Farrell
Dexter
E. W. Quackenbush
Ernest Mann
Bridgewater
William Schumacher
Mounted branches attract many applicants to CMTC camps
The Dough Boy remains central, but mounted branches draw many youths. In CMTC summer enrollments for Cavalry and Field Artillery are filling rapidly from Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. Through March 1st fifty percent of Cavalry vacancies and sixty percent of Field Artillery have been filled with 193 Yellow Legs and 112 Gunners enrolled out of 4300 total.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Cavalry
Sixth Corps
William Lassiter
Lassiter
GC. M. T
Still Interested in Statewide Tuberculosis Fight in Michigan
A letter from Michigan natives and readers to the Michigan Tuberculosis Association praises the state program in Lansing. Dr Glen L Bellis, a Michigan-born TB specialist, argues legislators must understand the issue and support intelligent treatment. Also notes Manchester Enterprise item on Fred Houck estate license denial and administrator’s attempts.
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Michigan
Lansing
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Glen L. Bellis
Fred Houck
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