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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
2
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The speaker criticizes the Legislature for delaying an immediate increase in state old age assistance. A proposed $60 to $70 monthly boost is blocked by ambiguous language. The top possible benefit now may be $66, contingent on Uncle Sam's cost share.
The governor laments that a 1949 $60 maximum remains in effect as federal support is not raised. He signs the bill hoping it may lift to $66 or $70, urges state flag funding, praises Camp Grayling, and denounces Wayne County TB funding as unfair while calling for cross county cooperation.
Mr and Mrs Bond Collier move from Saline Valley Farms to a new home on the outskirts of Brighton with daughter Elaine. Mrs Harold Grey with daughters Jean Betsy Nichols and Mrs Max Haswell with daughters Sally and Judy enjoy several days vacation at the Grey summer residence on Lake Angelus.
A Pennsylvania pastor Dr Roy Manne argues free enterprise sustains America against socialism citing past government steel industry critiques. He laments Washington policy swings and warns of tragic economic results if liberal controls continue.
Bella Vista Pontiac Belle a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Fred Palma of Ypsilanti completed a 365 day production test under the Herd Improvement Registry. She produced 555 pounds of butterfat and 16 062 pounds of milk, milking twice daily, at age eight years four months. Testing was supervised by Michigan State College with the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
The Donald Sneaks of Adrian Michigan and eight year old Susan Lee became the 5,000,000th visitors at RCA's Exhibition Hall in Rockefeller Center. Their New York vacation plans were instantly altered by the counter at the doorway.
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