Saline High School Top of the Heap Focus on Character
The Saline High student body emphasizes more than athletics to reach the top. Leaders stress scholarship and citizenry, urging daily hard work and school spirit as essential for true greatness in academics and sports. Local shows of school pride highlight how character provides the standard.
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Local Legion Urges Universal Draft Support Among Veterans
The American Legion of Saline backs National Commander Bodenhamer in pushing universal draft legislation at the current Congress session. Post Commander Joseph Park says success hinges on ex servicemen joining and supporting the plan, which aims to evenly distribute burdens and protections of war. The Legion argues the universal draft is fair, necessary for victory, and should be studied to implement a proper operation.
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Legion Urges Universal Draft Study for Faster Peace
The Legion argues a universal draft would deter war by making the U S defense invincible, with all men and property ready. It backs the Reed-Wainwright resolution to create a bipartisan commission to study the plan and propose a ready law before any conflict arises.
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Five Children Orphaned After Michigan Center Tragedy
Mr and Mrs Francis Ellinwood of Napoleon were killed when their car was struck by a westbound Michigan Central express near Sparks Withington plant No 4 in Michigan Center. The couple left work at the plant and were on a private crossing when the train hit them. Mrs Ellinwood died instantly and Mr Ellinwood died en route to hospital. The collision left five children orphaned: Claude Meeks, Irene, Andrew, Wesley and George. Brooklyn Exponent.
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A Thought for Sunday on Pleasant Hospital Color Schemes
In a lengthy Sunday thought the author admires hospital room color schemes over white walls and opaque curtains. He links pleasant hues to faster healing and broader spiritual helps, urging kindness and joy as Christian practice. The piece also notes the Woman's Bureau report on women's growing burdens, noting expenses and social pressures.
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