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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1942
Page
3
Numerous local visits and moves across the Ann Arbor area with residents from Detroit, Ypsilanti, Dexter and Clinton. Many familiar names appear including the Martins, Burgess, Dietiker, Kuebler, Everett, and Matt families, plus church and club events and a cadet flying board announced for early May.
In this school note Charlotte Phelps describes prewar United States reforms in elections and legislation. It mentions direct primaries and Woodrow Wilson era tariff reduction via the Underwood Simmons Bill, plus a contrast of economic and military preparedness with World War II.
The article notes enrollments from Jerry Rapp Milan Virginia Carter Flint and Walfred Larson Willis forming a 31 member family. It reports spelling as a new feature post Easter and daily student word suggestions. It praises Saline Hatchery reception and outlines shipyard style model airplane work for U S Navy with 20 new plans this week and broad student support. It mentions F F A judging at state May 30 and lists competitors and delegates. It covers Saline teachers attending a Schoolmasters Club meeting in Ann Arbor and the loss of three band snare drums from an American Legion unit in Ann Arbor. It closes with U S Department of Agriculture Purdue Poncorn improvement.
The Office of Price Administration instructs 130 million Americans to prepare detailed family lists and precise personal data for May 4 to 7 registration. One family member registers at the nearest school for all members, with sugar stamps allocated by household consumption and per person limits.
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