Rural taxpayers challenge school control and bond plans
Albert E. Gall urges Saline residents to oppose urban dominated school board moves and a near one million dollar bond for a gym, proposing rural schools remain and a two thirds cut. He cites fire department funding, rural benefits, and the need for a public relations committee to unite rural and urban voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pittsfield
Lodi
Saline
George
North Central
State Board of Education
Albert E. Gall
Washtenaw County Hospital Auxiliary Drives for 1000 Members
The Washtenaw County Hospital and Infirmary Auxiliary conducts its annual membership drive across the county. Since organized in October 1949 it has grown to almost 700 members and aims for 1,000 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Hospital and Infirmary
Drought Area Becomes Lush Wheat Pasture In Kansas
In southwest Kansas a drought disaster area last summer has become a lush wheat pasture. A flock of about 10,000 sheep grazes near Liberal as the region recovers.
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Kansas
Liberal
Kan
Auxiliary Aids Hospital Welfare At Washtenaw Infirmary
The auxiliary at the Washtenaw Road infirmary highlights efforts to improve residents' welfare. They purchased folding wheel chairs and walkers, furnished lounges, provided clocks, organized parties, subscriptions, and a personal shopping service, with memberships from $1 to $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw Road
Ice Fishing Boosts Summer Prospects Says U M Professor
U M fisheries chair Kerl F Lagiler explains ice fishing helps restore balance in panfish lakes and may improve summer fishing. He cites studies by U M scientists and the Institute for Fisheries Research indicating harvesting slows pond overpopulation. he also advises warm gear and bath towel for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerl F. Lagiler
University of Michigan Department of Fisheries
Institute For Fisheries Research
Ann Arbor
Dr. Sagler
Winter ice fishing tips from Dr Lagler at Michigan
Dr Lagler offers winter fishing advice including line strength no heavier than four pounds, using a 4X tippet, and preferring monofilament for resistance to freezing. He suggests carrying diverse baits, starting holes near weed beds, chopping new holes if fish are slow, and fishing about one foot off the bottom. Lake maps from the University of Michigan aid site selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagler
Institute of Fisheries Research, Museums Annex
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Help Billy Payer Overcomes Polio With Tricycle Aid
A boy named Billy Payer, aided by the March of Dimes drive, strengthens polio weakened legs with a tricycle while braces and treatment are funded. The January 1954 March of Dimes Drive asks for generous local gifts to support Billy and thousands of others affected by polio.
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Sitmaneereenennseanare Sinsacmeenes
Billy Payer
Toft ‘Petosky
Billy
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