Michigan and General Motors in the 1937 economy
Roger Babson forecasts a sharp fall comeback as Michigan pins its hopes on General Motors. The piece outlines GM's global reach, its share of U.S. car production, diverse holdings, and high wages for autoworkers in 1937, plus tax impacts and labor tensions shaping recovery.
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Lansing
Roger Babson
Michigan
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac-La- Salle
United States
Ford Motor Company
Adam Opel Motor Company
Germany
Vauxhall Motors, Lnt
England
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
Radio General Motors
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Fokker Aircraft Corporation of America
General Aviation Corp
General Motors Radio Corp
Fisher Body Corp
Delco Light Company
Frigidaire Company
Winton Engine Corporation
Cleveland Diesel Engine Division
Electro- Motive (Diesel Railroad Engines) Corp
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Yellow Truck and
Wwe
Yankees
Department of Labor
Monthly Labor Review
Uniqu
Macon Notes of Social Visits and Weddings
Miss Dallas Hasbrook of Ann Arbor visited Miss Marion Rutler. Mary Badaluceo of Macon and Vitq Caruso of Detroit wed in St Marks Cathedral. Various families in Macon and surrounding towns hosted relatives and friends over the weekend including Williams, Bancroft, Heilman, and Spiller households.
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Dallas Hasbrook
Ann Arbor
Marion Rutler
Louis Downing
Somerset Center
Harry Williams
Walter Craig
Chelsea
Sam Craig
E. B. Bancroft
Adrian
Sere Collins
Collins
Bancroft
Roy Heilman
Detroit
Freda Quiring
Gertrude
Scudder
Gladys Eagen
Mary
Badaluceo
Macon
Vitq Caruso
St. Marks Catholic
Mae Smith
Richard Cole
Ray Smith
Ella Penningtom
R. G. Sage
Haslick
Britton
South Road
Dearborn
D. L. Burleson
Mignon Hatch
James Wirth
Mooreville
E.W. Payne
Martin Covert
Fenton
Ralph Hallaway
Miss Lucile
Guy Hoover
Clinton
Judd District News Briefs Featuring Local Events
Mrs D S Richards spent Monday at the Baily home. Margaret Schroen helped with threshing. The Judd school reunion is set for Thursday August 18 on school grounds with a potluck dinner. Karl Wiegand of Ann Arbor was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs A G Richards on Wednesday.
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D. S
Richards
Baily
Margaret” Schroen
Judd School
Karl Wiegand
Ann Arbor
A. G. Richards
Local Social Visits and a Windsor Wedding
Ruth Sweetland stayed with her aunt Mrs William Lindemann. Theo Steward visited with his daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Orin Drake. Drake and West from Detroit visited Mrs Bert Moore. William Kinsley and Philip of Windsor dined with Fred Kalmbach. Lindemann attended the Dor othy McCalla and Harl Fawcett wedding in Ann Arbor. Dresch of Windsor called on ill Jacob Kinsley at Mrs Bert Moore's home.
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Ruth ‘Sweetland
William Lindemann
Theo Steward
Orin . Drake
Ralph West
Detroit
Bert Moore
William Kinsley
Philip
Windsor
Fred Kalmbach
Dorothy McCalla
Harl Fawcett
Ann Arbor
Philip Dresch
Jacob Kinsley
Red Mites Raid Fruit Foliage Warns of Crop Loss
Entomologist Professor Ray Hutson of Michigan State College warns that red spider mites threaten defoliation and reduced fruit size and vigor. A summer oil and nicotine spray is advised, with lime-sulphur and dill paste options for red mite control after recent sprays. Weather may boost mite broods this season.
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Ray Hutson
Entomology Department
Michigan State College
Hutson
Bill Poster
Dame- Nature
Michigan Scientist aids maltese undulant fever study on malta
Dr. I. Huddleson of Michigan State College travels to Malta to study undulant fever and promote Barcellin treatment. He reports goats supply raw milk, pasteurization equipment arrives, and outbreaks recur due to pasteurizer failures while Brucellin stock is sent from East Lansing for field use.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Malta
Huddleson
East Lansing
United States
Central Lodi Family Visit Highlighted by Platt Guests
Mr and Mrs William Birkle and children of Platt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carl Braun. The notice hints at a social visit and local community ties.
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William Birkle
Platt
Car] Braun
Roadside Stands for Farm Cash Boost in Michigan
Michigan State College home economics extension advises rural families to use roadside stands to sell surplus garden produce. Ensure decent traffic, protect goods from dust and rain, and offer fruits vegetables flowers and kitchen products. Alternative outlets include curb markets roadside markets rolling stores parcel post and community trucks.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
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Michigan Press Association
Jehor
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Terest
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