All-American Julius Franks Leads Michigan Boys Camp
Julius Franks once an All-American guard for Michigan in 1942 now shares athletic knowledge with 230 boys at the University of Michigan Freshman Camp in Southeastern Michigan. The former football star, a BA graduate, plans graduate study after serving as camp athletic director this summer.
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Ann Arbor
Julius Franks
University of Michigan
Frank
Julie
Southeastern Michigan
First 1947 pheasants released from Mason game farm
The 950 ten week old pheasants from Mason game farm began release this week to public lands in Barry County Gratiot Saginaw and adjacent areas. A later batch of 960 surplus birds will follow on better farm lands to compare survival in favorable and deficient pheasant regions. A badger raid at Mason threatened breeding stock but was foiled by quick action.
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Conservation Department
Mason Game Farm
Ville
Barry County
Gratiot-Saginaw
Swan Creek Wildlife Experiment Station
Andackson
Waterloo
Yalle Farm
Saginaw
Mason State Game Farm
Game Farm
Roy Hunt
Indurative Headache Now Called Tension Headache
Dr. Herman Chor notes a common but renamed ailment termed indurative headache, better known as tension headache. It involves scalp and neck muscles with tender spots and knots, sometimes a slight afternoon fever, and responds well to massage and aspirin.
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Herman Chor
American College of Physicians
Chor
Eating Habits Earn James Title of The Wisest Fool
Mary Queen of Scots history notes James VI of Scotland suffered rickets from infancy and poor diet. He walked late, battled catarrh and dental decay, then rheumatism. As a youth his health woes and nervous temper alarmed subjects and shaped his infamous epithet The wisest fool in all Christendom.
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James
Mary
Queen of Scots
Gold Flows From Colonies Transform European Finances
Historical summary notes the flood of metals from the Americas reshaping Europe’s finances from 1493 to 1803. Brazil contributed heavily, supplying about 64 percent of colonial gold and silver to Spain and Portugal, with vast later shifts to other regions reducing Brazil’s share to around 4 percent of world production.
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Americas
Portugal
Africa
Europe
Brazil
North America
Australia
Russia
South Africa
American
Spain
Radio Aboard Ships The Queen Elizabeth Radio Installations
The Queen Elizabeth will feature an all inclusive radio system with simultaneous radio telephone and radio telegraph to Britain and the United States and world wide links. It includes self powered emergency radio for ship and lifeboats, radio direction finders, harbor radio for docking, and a full sound system for passenger entertainment and news. Mineral Oil in Food A medical council states mineral oil is not harmful when used properly in small amounts in food processing. It cautions against using mineral oil as a substitute for edible oils in foods where oil content is high.
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Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
United States
Council On
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Social Events Across Town
Miss Mary Morden visits in Jackson at Mrs. Elizabeth Healy's home. Ralph ane and Cathy Ann Ernst of Milan stay with grandparents Lewis and Mrs. Ernst. Paul Engel visits Albert and Mrs. Schmiege in Chesaning. Federated Sunday school to bake sale August 9 at 1 pm at Ben Uphaus store. Flora Briggs and Alta McLeran of Leslie visit Orrin Briggs. H L Engel family return from Tee Lake trip. Mrs. G H Wittbracht injures hip. taken to Deaconess Hospital Detroit. Spitlers and Ernsts dine with Kenneth Spitlers in Trenton. Mary Morden and Grace Cook attend University Symphony at Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor. Phillip Orman Seitz baptized at Trinity Lutheran. sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Lorren Jedele and John Seitz. Helping Hand Society picnic August 14 at Pleasant Lake. girls meet at Federated Church at 11:30. Forty-five relatives join Engel and Anita Engel for silver wedding anniversary potluck. Burkhardt couple given purse of silver during California vacation.
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Mary Morden
Jackson
Elizabeth Healy
Ralph Ane
Cathy Ann Ernst
Milan
Lewis Ernst
Paul Engel
Albert Schmiege
Chesaning
Federated Sunday School
Ben Uphaus
Flora Briggs
Alta
B. J. Spitler
Dorothy
Kenneth EE. Spitler
Trenton
Grace Cook
Henry McKenzie
University Symphony
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Phillip Orman Seitz
Orman Seitz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lorren Jedele
John Seitz
H. L. Engel
Anita
Alwin Burkhardt
Burkhardts
California
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Wiedman Auto Comp
Salirie, Mich
Canning
Kroger's
Saz
Conservation Commission
Dennis Davey
Bruce
New York City
Manhattan
Willard S. Thorp
Truman
U. S
UN Economic and Social Council
New Hampshire
Bridgewater
Mich
Saline
Ann Arbor. Mich
Ashley St
Helping Hand Society of the Federated Church
Pleasant Jake
Women’s Clubs
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
Federation of Women’s Clubs of America
Hogan-Hayes
China
Ogan N
Washington
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