America S Wasteful Nation Warns of Economic Decline
Author Louis Bromfield addresses 400 Michigan newspaper figures in Lansing urging preservation of forests and agricultural land as real wealth. He argues national prosperity depends on natural resources, warns against overexporting oil minerals and timber, and critiques postwar subsidies and Lend Lease. He also previews 1946 farm management talks at Michigan State College and related meetings.
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United States
Lansing
Louis ‘Bromfield
Pleasant Valley
Mansfield County
Ohio
Great Britain
Britain
Fort Knox
Berard Baruch
Canita
United, States
Petantiei
Michigan Association
Masonic Temple
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Clyde O. May
H. H. Halderman
Farm
Department of Agriculture
Farm Managers’association
Emmerick
Larro Research Farms
Detroit
H. A. Fick
Upjohn Farms
Richland
Harold Vaughn
Saline Valley Farms
Saline
Sheldon Markle
Field Administration
State Tax Commission
M. §. Fuller
Federal Land Bank
Sodus
Washtenaw County Eligible Share Of State School Aid Payment
Washtenaw County will receive 90421 dollars from a 6342460 dollar second state aid payment to school districts. Wayne County’s portion is 1916296 dollars. A report by Auditor General John D. Morrison was filed today. The February payment total is 12697864 dollars and relates to wartime costs.
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Washtenaw County
John D. Morrison
Wayne County
Will
England
Saline Woman's Club hears Shen Lo talk on Chinese life
The Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday at the Methodist Church reception room. Mrs Ed Clark reported on the used clothing drive. Mrs Kiahsuang Shen Lo spoke from Ann Arbor about home life in China, comparing cities and describing Chinese New Year celebrations in February.
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Saline Womans. Club
Methodist Church
Ed. Clark
Mesdames
Merritt
Collins
Ann ‘Arbor
Kiahsuang Shen Lo
U. of .M.international Center
Mrs Alwin Burkhardt Hosts Club Bridge Night
Three tables of bridge were played Tuesday evening January 29 as Mrs Alwin Burkhardt entertained at her home 1038 Lewis Street. First prize went to Mrs Gordon Anthony, second to Mrs Dan Hall who also won the honor for low, and low was awarded to Mrs Fred Haarer Light refreshments followed.
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Alwin Burkhardt
Lewis St
Gordon’ Anthony
Dan. Hall
Low
Fred Haarer
Saline Resident Mrs Covell Dies at 77
Mrs. Loies Covell, 77, died January 11 of pneumonia at her daughter’s home in Edmore Michigan. She married Daniel H. Covell 59 years ago. he died in 1943. Survived by three daughters Leota Sanford Georgiana Schultz and Carolene Nielsen two sons Kyler Corvell and Herman Covell one sister Eugena Waring eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were January 14 at Fisher Funeral Home Deerfield Rev Prestedge officiating. Burial Maplegrove Cemetery.
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Loies Covell
Holger Nielsen
Edmore
Michigan
Daniel H. Covell
Leota Sanford
Georgiana Schultz
Flint
Carolene Nielsen
Ramiore
Kyler
Cor Vell
Bay City
Herman Covell
Dundee
Eugena Waring
Fisher Funeral Home
Prestedge
Deerfield
Maplegrove Cemetery
Haab Elected 1946 Chairman of Michigan Association Group
Julius Ws Haab Washtenaw County Commissioner of schools is named 1946 Chairman of the Southeastern District of the Michigan Association of County School Commissioners. The group includes Wayne Macomb Oakland Washtenaw Monroe Lenawee Livingston Ingham Jackson Hillsdale Branch and Calhoun counties. The next conference will be held in Hillsdale Michigan on February 11.
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Julius Ws Haab
Washtenaw
Michigan Association of County School, Commissioners
Wayne
Macomb
Oakland
Monroe
Lenawee
Tivingston
Ingham
Jackson
Hillsdale
Branch
Calhoun
Michigan
Saline Tops U High In OT After Close Battle
Saline defeats University High 43 41 in overtime as Fosdick scores 19 points and Moehn adds key totals. U High suffers sixth straight league loss but remains confident for tournament play after a 37 36 home win over Lincoln High.
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Ann Arbor U High
Saline
Horets
U’s
Fosdick
Moehn
Hornets
Lincoln High
Pastor urges Rotary to seek spiritual awakening and duty
Rev. Alvin Siemsen of St. Pauls church delivered a moving talk to Saline Rotarians stressing a spiritual awakening and a deeper appreciation of life values. He urged members to fulfill obligations to others as a path to higher aspirations.
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Saline Rotary Club
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul’s Church
Seimsen
Charles Osgood
Retired Clinton Mortician Dies After Long Service
James Dwight Hause, 78, lifelong Clinton resident and former funeral director, died suddenly at home after years of ill health. Born June 15, 1867, he worked 60 years with his father in funeral directing and ran his own business for 20 years before retirement six years ago, when his son Charles took over. He was active in the Congregational church. Services were held Monday at House funeral home with Rev. H Kellogg officiating and burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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James Dwight Hause
Clinton
Mr. Hause
J. B. Hause
Charles
Congregational Church
H. “Kellogg
Riverside ‘Cemetery
Rotary Club plans trip to charter new New Baltimore club
Saline Rotary Club chartered a bus to take members Thursday afternoon to New Baltimore to witness the chartering of a new Rotary Club in that city.
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Saline
County Health Office Monthly Report January cases
Washte naw County Health Department reports January communicable diseases within the county excluding Ann Arbor. Chicken pox nine, measles one, mumps twelve, scarlet fever one, whooping cough two, general diseases forty one, tuberculosis eight. includes Ann Arbor cases.
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Washtenaw County Health Department
Ann Arbor
Funeral Saturday For Crash Victim John B. Smith
Funeral services were held Saturday for John B. Smith Seaman First Class home from Great Lakes who died Wednesday when his car left the road and crashed into a tree. Born in Saline February 25 1927 he was the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and attended local high school where he played athletics. He enlisted in the Navy last year and trained at Memphis and Norman Oklahoma later completing storekeepers training at Great Lakes. He was to report for further assignment and was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and its Young People’s League and choir. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery. He is survived by his parents and sister Doris. The funeral was one of the largest in recent years with profuse floral offerings.
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John B. Smith
Great Lakes
Saline
Carl Smith
Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Norman
Oklahoma
Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church
Young People’s League
Trinity Church
H. L. Engel
Oakwood Cemetery
Doris
Saline Girl in Important Role Supports Dream Play
Jeanne Parsons of Saline Michigan stages and choreographs dances for the Department of Speech production Beggar on Horseback to be presented February 7 8 and 9 in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The Kaufman Connelly comedy Genius Dreams first Broadway hit in the 1920s remains popular in stock and road performances. Tickets go on sale Monday with student discounts for Thursday and Saturday shows.
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Jeanne Parsons
Saline, Mich
Department of Speech
E'Teanne
Children's “Theatre
Kaufman - Connelly
Pee
Iryrich Gladys Cady
Ding
Neil
Lydia Mendelssohn
Themme
Ann Arbor
Michigan Daily
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America
Gene Alleman
Preciaié” America, Inc
Woman’s Club
Oneatme
Saline Passes
University ‘High
DIS
Rotary Club
New Baltimore
County Health Office
Seaman John Smith
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