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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
8
A terse record lists case topics and statuses such as arson, homicide, rape, assault, fraud, and accidents. Many items show as closed, with a few marked open or ongoing like arson and attempted crimes. The fragment provides a snapshot of offenses and investigations handled by the sheriff.
John J. Rice chair of the County ASC says any producer planning to plant corn in 1956 on a farm with no corn planted in 1953 1954 or 1955 must apply for a corn acreage allotment to receive price support. Quotas do not apply to corn but without an allotment all corn on such farm would be ineligible for price support. Applications are available at the county ASC office and must be filed by February 15, 1956.
Thomas P. Gough, UW graduate and former head field man for a Thiensville canning firm, is named Soil Conservationist at the local Soil Conservation Service. A World War II veteran, he and his wife plan to move their family to the area soon.
Two Saline third graders John Scherdt and Jim Griffin plan a polio drive fundraiser by showing the movie Davy Crockett at the Griffin home Thursday at 7 p.m. Donations collected will support the Saline March of Dimes Drive.
Balance sheet figures show cash and balances with other banks total 9,835.00 and 433,555.35 in process of collection. Investments include 4,050.00 in Federal Reserve Bank stock and 9,103,711.25 U S Government obligations. Loans and discounts total 1,487,998.07 with bank premises valued at 45,000.00. TOTAL ASSETS 2,917,187.21. LIABILITIES 1,008,201.79. Other items include corporate stocks and miscellaneous items totaling 75,000.00 and 65,000.00 with minor 18,857.04.
The 84th Congress will confront the farm program with broad disagreement over relief. Debate centers on whether to return to 90 percent parity on six basic crops or adopt flexible supports and soil bank measures to reduce surpluses. A compromise proposal may emerge, combining high-quality crop supports with flexible policies. A sale notice follows for six white uniforms size 24 by Mrs George Boomer.
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