Saline Library Association Holds Fifth Annual Meeting
The Saline Library Association met in January for its 50th annual session presided by Mrs. Roy Rogers. Officers elected for three year terms include Mrs. Roy Rogers and Miss Esther Landwehr. librarian is Mrs. H A Holmes. The library opened weekly Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings, circulating 7006 books and 505 magazines, with 60 new members and 261 new books purchased. Gift books were received and two sets of state books from Lansing were added. New officers are President Mrs Roy Rogers Vice President Miss Esther Landwehr Secretary Mrs Charles McCartery Treasurer Mrs Helen Koebbe.
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Roy Rogers
Esther Land- Wehr
H. A. Holmes
Lansing
Esther Landwehr
Charles McCartery
Helen Koebbe
Saline Library Association Treasurer’s 1950 Report
Saline Library Association presents the treasurer report for 1950. Receipts show a general fund balance of 977.94 on Jan 13 1950, city of Saline contribution 500.00, reserve fund 3677.45, interest 136.87, with year end Jan 12 1951 balance 3714.32. Fire insurance on building 5000.00 and contents 1000.00. Respectfully submitted Vera D Curtiss Treasurer.
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General Fund
Saline
Reserve Fund
Vera D. Curtiss
Treas
York
Lodi
Pitts- Ifield
Notice of Saline Township Board of Review Meeting
Notice to all taxpayers in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan that the 1951 assessment roll has been completed. The board of review meets at Polar Bear Hall March 6 from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00, and March 12 and 13 from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00. Hearings may correct valuations errors omissions and shall appoint corrected rolls as the 1951 assessment roll. Signed February 12 1951 by Supervisor Hisworth Lindsley.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Board of Review
Polar Bear Hall
Hisworth Lindsley
Report from Congress continues on State Department doubts
The document notes general lack of confidence in the State Department and Secretary Acheson. It cites concerns that import duties were lowered arbitrarily and that industries affected had inadequate public hearings on the consequences. Additionally, protests from industries in several congressional districts are mentioned.
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State Department
Acheson
United States
Trade Act Revisions Tackle Most Favored Nation and Agricultural Duties
The Ways and Means Committee accepted amendments to curb extending most favored nation status to the Russian-Communist orbit and to prevent duties that would undercut domestic price supports. It cites potatoes imported from Canada as an example of mismanagement. The program mirrors earlier bipartisan trade measures from preceding Congresses.
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Ways and Means Committee
Canada
House
80Th Congress
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Ib Oly
Michigan ‘Hotel
Michigan Trucking Association
Trucking Association
Shelby
Detroit
Annual Report
Saline Libary Association
NRA
American Express
I . Oot
Eunos
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
State Bank No
Federal Res Systed
Board of
Congress
Gray’s
Michigan Ave
Observer
Hirth Bros. Dairy
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Washington
Saline Mercantile Company
Ford
Wiedman Auto Company
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