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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

Page

8

U S Condemns Manchuria Move and Japan Responses

Secretary Stimson delivered identical notes to Tokyo and Nanking asserting the U.S. view that Japan’s Manchuria actions violate the open door Kellogg pact and nine power treaty. He warned of no automatic military response, while Japan pressed southward and reinforced positions in Tientsin and Mukden amid new incidents.

Apan Manchuria United States Japan China Washington Tokyo Nanking Stimson Great Britain Chinchow Shanhaikwan Tientsin Culver B. Chamberlain Mukden Corean Hirohito

State News in Brief Highlights Michigan Events

A mixed Michigan round up covers personal misfortunes in Muskegon Grand Rapids and Niles including a fatal stroke and a skull fracture. It notes a new airplane beacon at Hancock and tax cuts in 101 of 149 villages. Other items report road widening projects in Lansing and a bevy of state forestry and public safety updates.

Muskegon Nels Johnson Pentalona County Club Northville Eaton Rapids Board of Education Niles Margaret O’toole Battle Creek Maurice O’toole O’toole Hancock Upper Peninsula Scott Hotel Harold Skelly Scott Isle Royal Ann Arbor Michigan Michigan Municipal League Harold D. Smith League

Radio Presents Low Cost Meal Planning Series

Mrs Amy Newberg from Michigan State College home economics faculty will discuss planning low cost family meals on WEAR each weekday during the week of January 11 a 3 05 PM. Topics include budget menus substitutions to save costs and menus for infants children and adults with a final consolidation of four days material into typical family menus.

Amy Newberg Home Economics Michigan State College WKAR

Plan to Cut Horse Power Costs at Michigan State Farm

R S Hudson of the Michigan State College farm and horse department begins a three year project to determine economical draft horse development methods. Twenty four average farm foals purchased from Michigan farmers will be housed in straw sheds and exercised year round. Feed consists of corn oats and alfalfa with oat straw freely available. Records will be kept on feed and growth by weights and measurements. Colts will be broken and trained at the end of three years to assess efficiency. The group is located at the south end of the college farm where visitors are welcome.

Howell Livingston Clare F. Burden Burden Reading Reading State Bank Lansing Michigan Grand Rapids Supreme Court Tozdo Higgins Lake Forestry Division Department of Conservation Lower Anne Arbor University of Michigan Floyd Firestone University Department of Engineering Research East Lansing Michigan State College Don Bremer Ionia Iionia Detroit Saginaw Lands Division The Conservation Department Department of Agriculture Washington,d. C Ward Republican Party Wilber M Brucker State of R S. Hudson College Farm

Whole wheat cereals and kitchen tips from Homemakers' Corner

The article outlines preparing whole wheat cereals by soaking overnight and slow cooking or cracking grinding and toasting for nutty flavor. It highlights superior mineral and vitamin content over processed cereals and offers home care tips for grease stain removal and efficient kitchen work with trays for rolling pastry and serving meals by the fireplace.

Councilman Fred Falk Found Dead in Garage

Fred Falk, a local councilman, was found unconscious in the garage at his home late Tuesday afternoon and died within minutes. He had been ill and confined to his house but was briefly able to go outside and work on the car before the tragedy. His son Claire Falk discovered him, and a physician could not save him.

Garaage Fred Falk Mr. Falk Claire Falk

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