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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
3
The document lists editors including Editor In Chief Hallie Jane Mehler and junior editor Thelma Wahl. It also names Jorie Haeussler and Dechert among sophomore and freshman editors with Barbara Junior High editors Lou Ann Elfring and Douglas Hilfring.
Rev Daschner from Bridgewater presented a film detailing how war relief funds and clothing aid reach Europe and how distributed. The school plans to show Inside Russia in a local church. A pep meeting followed with student led yells and cheer readers.
The Junior class announces bake sales at the Uphaus store with affordable prices and renewed events to come. They unveil a single class design for their rings symbolizing unity of the class of 49 despite payment concerns. Senior events include a chili supper at Saline High and a Brookfield College play with Vic Lewis and Mrs Spangler’s boarding house misadventures.
NWNS Radio Screen Editor reviews the past year for movies and TV. He cites Gentlemen's Agreement and Great Expectations as top pictures and names Dorothy McGuire, Joan Crawford and Gregory Peck among leading actors. He praises Edmund Gwenn, Thomas Gomez and Wanda Hendrix for supporting roles.
Elliott Pine reports Ell Dickey has resigned as manager of the Little Rock Travellers after just one season, amid disgust. The club finished last, and Dickey is unsure about remaining in baseball. Dickey previously piloted the Yankees in 1946 and played catcher for 16 years. The piece also surveys 1947 NL records set by the New York Giants and Ralph Kiner’s batting marks. It notes the NCAA purity code's likely failure, the London world championship dates, and Phillies’ purchase of Baton Rouge and Klamath Falls farm clubs.
Supplemental export allocations provide 7 000 long tons of oats and 9 000 long tons of wheat for seed to Switzerland. The move supports agricultural supply and farming in international trade.
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