Veteran Harol Koffman Discharges After Three Years in Navy
Kia So Herbert Westphal returns to civilian life after three years in the Navy earning the Coxswain rating. He served one year in the Aleutians and 31 months overseas in the South Pacific, earning the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre ribbon, Philippine Liberation medal, American Theatre ribbon, Good Conduct medal, Victory medal, two bronze stars and amphibious insignia. Captain Kenneth L. Sibley of the Ann Arbor recruiting station says Cpl. Harold Koffman will meet at the Veteran's Council in Milan Fridays 10 to 4. Enlistment offers a free college education and $65 monthly subsistence. ex-service men have 90 days from discharge to enlist while retaining their rating. For information call the Ann Arbor recruiting station at the Armory. Captain Sibley is at the Saline Hotel, Room 5.
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Herbert Westphal
Uncle Sam’s Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
U.S. N. BR
Aleutian
South Pacific
Kenneth L. Sibley
Ann Arbor
Armory Bldg
Harold Koffman
Veteran’s Council
Tolan Street
Milan
Army
Armory
Ann and
Fifth Street
Capt
Sibley
Saline Hotel
Womick
Dever Cole
sonMict
Veterans Administration
G.I. Bill
Q.torage
Wilkidu
G.I
Nashville
Japan
386Th Infantry
38Th Infantry
A. L
Meade
S. A
Kunagaya
Retin
Austria
232Nd Infantry
USA
Oakfield
Me . A
Salsburg
High Point
Farm income rise in Michigan boosts home device market
The 1944 USDA report highlights a strong farm household demand for labor saving devices, boosting sales of washing machines refrigerators stoves and heating controls. John E. Haines of Honeywell forecasts a $250 million national farm remodeling outlook over five years with Michigan land and equipment valued at $1.08 billion underpinning a $6.785 million state remodeling spend.
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Ralph Edwin Bowen
Gimner
East Michigan Avenue
Saline
Navy
Nashville
Michigan
United States Department of Agriculture
John E. Haines
Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator Company
Haines
United States
Walia
Seed catalogues guide gardeners to fit plants to needs
Plant selection relies on soil, shade, height, and bloom. order early due to growing nursery demands. Seedlings suit small spaces, with care instructions from nurserymen. The article urges matching flowers to goals, whether borders or housecuttings, and planning rows for abundance. It also notes a birthday celebration for Washtenaw and Livingston Cub Packs and Scouts in early February with activities and service projects.
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Washtenaw
Livingston
Livingston County
Brighton
St. Thomas High School
Clarence Munn
Robert Ufer
Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti ‘High School
Milan
Milan Scount
Wider salvage of poultry by products eyed in industry notes
Poultry by products seen with wide salvage potential as feather fiber and quill ground fabrics are used for cloth yarn sewing thread wallboard and insulation. Cock combs shanks feet oil sacks viscera fat and other residues show possible food gelatin soap and tankage uses per early industry views.
Summer Wardrobe Storage Tips For Care And Cleanliness
The article urges careful storage of summer clothes to prevent damage. Pack rayons wrapped in cloth, launder bathing suits, store woolen swimsuits with moth preventive, and thoroughly clean sneakers and fabric shoes. Dry and air before putting away, avoid starched items, and wash white hats gloves and bags. A future ironing session refreshes a season’s wardrobe.
Plant Aphids Thrive In Wet Spring Conditions
Tiny aphids come in green red and yellow and thrive when springs are cool and wet. One female can reproduce quickly, feeding on plant juices and producing honeydew that attracts ants. Ants protect aphids by farming them, carrying eggs to burrows and back as seasons change.
Appetite Appeal: Contrasting Meals to Boost Interest
A home demonstration agent advises planning meals with contrasting textures colors and flavors to improve appetite. Avoid multiple watery or similarly protein rich vegetables at one meal. unappealing meals waste food. A bland macaroni and cheese menu contrasts with a vivid cheese souffle plate featuring beans, parsley potatoes carrots muffins milk and fruit.
Veterans questions answered on money orders GI benefits
The column reports replies from the National Weekly Service on servicemen questions. A father asks about a lost $360 money order sent from the Philippines and delays in reimbursement. the answer notes possible six months behind and a 3–5 week treasury check window after processing, with refunds within a year via duplicates. The piece also covers GI bill housing, subsistence checks delays, re enlistment, and status of a son in Japan and another in Austria with high point rules.
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Washington Bureau of National Weekly Service
Eye St. N
Washington
D.C
Navy
Philippines
Islands
Denver
A. W
Cole
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Treasury
G.I
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China
Jann Arbor
Arthur and
Elvin
Armbruster
N. Ann Arbor St
Saline Theatre
Lee and
Lynn Wilde
Preston Foster
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Man From
Oklahoma
Ed Gardner
Bing Crosby
Rosiland Russell
Lee Bowman
George Raft
Claré
Trevor
Johnny Angel
James Warren
Audrey Bong
Wonder OF the
Sun-Man
William Eyre
Lloyd Nolan
Tués
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