Postwar Michigan notes highlighting labor, transport, debts
The 1943 poll shows 771 percent of union members favor government accounting of union funds for Indiana's state historic park. Reports recount veterans’ benefits, rail and bus expansion, airport crowding, highway lobbying, farm economics, housing shortages, and labor union image concerns in Michigan.
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Indiana State Conservation Department
Indiana
Michigan Unemployed Historical Society
Bridgewater No. 2 Drain bids sought by Washtenaw County
County Drain Commissioner Chilon L Hill invites sealed bids for cleaning Bridgewater No. 2 Drain in Bridgewater and Saline townships. Bids due Dec 28 1945 with sections let in order and 3800 dollar bid bond required. Public review of benefits and lands set for Jan 4 1946 at Washtenaw County Courthouse.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Charles Figg
T. Ceilon L. Hill
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Bridgewater No. 2
Bridgewater
Saline
Said County
Washtenaw County Court House
County of
Bridgewater No
Charles Knight
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Chas. Knight
NEV
New
Clyde Knight
Neia
Frank Ott
Ralph Halladay
SEIA
Sfia
Nfia
Lord Odell
Nei
Sey
Dward Heininger
Nwia
Nwi
Wis
Red Finkbeiner
Finkbeiner
John Norcross
Bridgewater Township
Luella M. Smith
Washtenaw County
H. J. Martin
Ellsworth Lindsley
Saline Township
Ernest Girbach
Peter Socks
Wm. H. Every
R. Q O. Schulte
Geo. Girbach
Auggust Trib
To Provide Employment For 1.5 Million Southerners
The item notes initiatives aimed at supplying work to 1,500,000 persons in the South through direct and indirect employment efforts. It highlights the scope of the program and its regional focus without specifying agencies or dates.
Man's visual apparatus gives humans depth perception
The Better Vision institute explains that humans see depth due to optic nerves splitting to both brain hemispheres. Unlike lower animals, each eye contributes to both sides, producing stereoscopic vision as two slightly different images fuse into a three dimensional perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Vision Institute
Institute
Corneal Transplants Offer Hope for the Blind
The article discusses corneal blindness and the potential to restore sight through corneal transplants. It notes current tissue preservation limits of three days and the Eye Bank of New York funding research to extend storage. It highlights 10 000 to 15 000 U S. blind may gain sight and urges public understanding and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye-Bank For
New York
United States
Wasp Prey Paralyzes Mormon Crickets in Utah Study
Dr. Ira La Rivers of the University of Nevada reports a single black wasp can kill or paralyze a Mormon cricket per square mile each season. The wasp hunts by digging a burrow, diving from the air, then stabbing the cricket to immobilize it before dragging the prey away.
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Ira la Rivers
University of Nevada
Utah
la Rivers
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