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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

6

Inaugural Address and Labor Tensions Across Nation

President Roosevelt delivers a lofty second inaugural pledging social welfare and economic planning. Labor leaders clash with General Motors as Frances Perkins and allies seek a peaceful settlement amid strikes and political pressure.

Roosevelt Perkins Franklin Delano Roosevelt Capitol Hughes United States Supreme Court St. John’s Episcopal Church White House Civilian Conservation Corps National Youth Administration States Frances Perkins General Motors Murphy Michigan Washington John L. Lewis C. I. QO Sloan The Motor Corporation Lewis Homer Martin John Brophy Detroit Secretary of Labor du Ponts Mr. Sloan Tabor Home Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Ford Chrysler Goering England Germany Italy Eden Europe Ulrich von Hassel Cologne Rome Berlin Russia

Port Huron Braced for Inter national Bridge Work Start

Across Michigan multiple briefs report local happenings from Port Huron planning to begin Interstate Bridge work in April with 250 men, to a divorce suit in Flint, to the State Labor report detailing 850 firms and a 14.1 percent employment rise, and other regional notes.

Port Huron St. Clair River Michigan Bridge Commission Flint Marion Osceola County Lansing State Department of Labor and Industry Michigan Jackson Colorado Edward VII Ray Sullivan Michigan State Police Mexico City National State Police Trenton N. J Camp Perry Mason George W. Posts Washington Post Milford Irene Horton Kind Michigan School For the Blind Caro Tuscola County Department of State Fairgrove Township Frank D. Murphy Frank Murphy Ithaca Alicia Federspiel Hockey Lafayette Boston Hockey Clemens Utica State Savings Bank Shelby Township Bank of Utica Michigan State Fisheries Grand Haven Grand River State Highway Commission Port Lake Huron Gratiot Justice of the Peace

How to achieve success in life and household prep

A discussion on universal desire for success across domains emphasizes definite goals faith in outcomes and constructive thoughts. It then offers practical advice for choosing materials guarding against negativity and choosing durable bedding with torn hems and careful sewing for home use.

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Protect Shingle Roofs with Periodic Preservative Stain

Neglecting wood shingle roofs leads to drying, curling, splitting, and nail rust. Applying a preservative stain every two or three years can extend roof life indefinitely.

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