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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
2
Paper argues the right to work is fundamental and opposes compelled employment by unions. It condemns closed shops as slavery and warns against government-backed labor coercion. The piece features Mr. Sensing of the Southern States Industrial Council as a cited figure.
A House tax plan is condemned as confiscatory and destabilizing to the war economy. It targets individuals and corporations with high rates, risks socialistic outcomes, and harms corporate investment while relying on selective excise hikes.
The piece argues the Administration plans to push a Defense Production Act extension on the House floor after committee amendments were rejected. It warns that floor drafting risks vague wording, loss of committee expertise, and political roll calls ahead of the 1952 campaign. It notes 45 anticipated amendments and potential conflicts between party leadership and Administration goals.
Dwight Hand of Hannah Construction Company announces sixteen two bedroom homes will rise this fall on Harris and Spring Streets Saline. Don ald Rapp purchases the first home with several prospects already asking about the project. Payments under forty dollars monthly cover principal interest taxes and insurance. This is regarded as Saline’s largest home construction in years.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay H. Payne orders Theophil Alber to file final account and petitions for distribution of Mary Anna Alber estate Deceased Mary Alber The hearing is set for July 25 1951 at ten oclock in the forenoon Public notice to be published in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing date.
Mortgage default on May 4 1946 loan by Ernest W Church Thelma B Church and Robert J Church to Jacob Weinlander and Martha H Weinlander. Mortgage faces 1856.86 due and power of sale. Sale at Ann Arbor courthouse September 17 1951 10:00 AM. Surviving mortgagee Martha H Weinlander. James C Hendley attorney Union Savings Bank Building Manchester Michigan. 9-13-51
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