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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1956

Page

7

Farm Council plans building on Veterans Park in Ann Arbor

Washtenaw Farm Council in Pittsfield Grange Hall launched a fund drive for a proposed Farm Council building on the old fairgrounds Veterans Park site. The six acre lease on Dexter Avenue hosts a project expected to cost about ten thousand dollars, with pledges already reaching one thousand and wide county support from 4-H, home demonstration groups, and Pomona Grange.

AGUS Washtenaw Farm Council Pittsfield Grange Hall R. E. Reichert Farm Council Old Fair Grounds Veterans’ Park Ann Arbor Dexter Avenue Arthur Carpenter Willam Hayes County Council of Home William Hayes Pomona Grange Frank McCalla Washtenaw County Donald Johnson Marvin Ross Washtenaw Michigan Dave Baldus

Blissfield Vows Full Cooperation in River Pollution Fight

Blissfield officials and Gerity Michigan Die Casting Corp representatives pledged full cooperation to solve River Raisin contamination near Blissfield. Officials noted cyanide readings prompted closing the village filtration plant, with storage wells providing supply during the shutdown.

Adrian Blissfield Gerity-Michigan Die Casting Corp Cecil Neal Gerity E. J. Cannane

Stage and Screen Stars in Paris and Hollywood Gossip

Bob Hove cables from Paris about a Broadway return offer from Max Gordon to headline Mizner stories with music by Irving Berlin and a Kaufman Behrman book. Tony Quinn shines in Step Down to Terror for Sidney Harmon, while Grace Kelly chats Monaco plans, and Elsinore Machris dates Tom Neal amid Hollywood whispers.

Bob Paris Max Gordon Max Wilson Mizner Irving Berlin George Kaufman Samuel Behrman Mizner Tony Quinn Sidney Harmon Harry Horner Tony United Artist U. A Producers Association Europe Notre Dame Gina Lollobrigida Grace Kelly Pacific Palisades Debbie Eddie Gaylord Hauser Beverly Hills Palisades Prince Rainer Aristotle Onassis Elsa Maxwell Monte Carlo Rainer Monaco Tom Neal Elsinore Machris Palm Springs Nea Elsinore Ray Gilliland Neal Ines Franchot Tone Barbara Payton Tone City of Hope

Frame Your Memo Slate for Home Use

Clever project using an old picture frame to create a memo slate. Clean sand prime and enamel the frame. Fit a piece of Masonite tempered hardboard and apply chalk board paint per directions. Mount slate in frame and add a chalk trough for easy writing. Unframed boards also work for versatile sizes.

Slumber Yard

Meader Outlines 1956 Predictions and GOP Challenges

Rep. George Meader spoke at Hotel Huron addressing gas regulation federal aid to education and farm policy questions. He warned of monopolistic gas areas urged targeted federal spending and cautioned against Washington run schools while stressing GOP organization at the precinct level. A women’s meeting in Ypsilanti followed with a recap and tea.

George Meader Board of Commerce Hotel Huron Meader James Warner Rep. Meader Washington Farm Bureau The Grange Ezra Taft Benson Ypsilanti James T. Breakly, Jr Congress Beth Milford Congressman Meader America Russell T. Dobson, Jr Ann Arbor Republican Women’s Club Grace Snyder James Hopkins Rosa Cartwright Allen Dieter

State Food Laws Flouted Survey Highlights Seizures

A Michigan report shows over 3 million pounds of food in more than 800 lots seized last year for short weight misbranding and adulteration. Ground meat products led adulteration, sanitation convictions rose, and enforcement gaps tied to inspection methods.

Michigan Department of Agriculture M. A. Nelson Division of Foods and Standards G. & McIntyre Nelson

Five Day Weather Outlook With Below Normal Temps

Temperatures will run 8 to 12 degrees below normal through Saturday with highs ranging from 24 to 33 and lows from 8 to 17. A warming trend for Sunday, light precipitation totals under 0.25 inch north to 0.5 inch south, and occasional snow flurries especially Thursday. Lakes Erie Ontario will average 12 degrees below normal with continued cold and about half an inch of snow on Thursday.

Lakes Erie Ontario

Ypsilanti Republican Women to meet March 12 with O'Sullivan

The Ypsilanti Republican Women will hold a March 12 meeting. Clifford O'Sullivan of Port Huron, Michigan national committeeman, will be the speaker. The women will be joined by the men’s group for this event.

Ypsilanti Clifford O'Sullivan Port Huron Michigan

Loans Open for Washtenaw County Farmers

Washtenaw county farmers may apply for additional loan funds to cover 195 operating expenses. R. B. Mec Leaish, national administrator of the Farmers Home Administration, notified P. J. O Malley, the local representative, that these loans can pay for fertilizer tractor fuel livestock feed and seed. Loans target family-type farms unable to obtain credit and may be filed at the county FSA office at 201 E Liberty St Ann Arbor.

Washtenaw County R. B. MecLeaish Farmers Home Administration P. J. O’malley Eceney E. Liberty Street An Arbor O'Malley Farmers *Home Administration

GI Insurance Holders Told How To Alter Dividend Payment

Eligible policyholders must notify the Veterans Administration if they want to change their 1956 regular annual dividend payment method. Those keeping the same method will have automatic payments. Dividends for World War I policies total about 5,000,000 participants. World War II policies total about 24,000,000 to 370,000 permanent plan holders.

Veterans Administration Lloyd H. Jameson Detroit Jameson U.S

Population Mobility Declines Since World War I

The Kiplinger Letter notes reduced movement across states since World War I with only five million people relocating within the past year while 123 million remained in their homes. The Saline Observer.

Kiplinger

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