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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
3
Dr John A Hannah marks ten years as Michigan State College president starting July 2 continuing a period of growth. Enrollment rose from 6356 to about 15000 and MSC became a leading national university noted for facilities and academic standards.
A Saline Michigan bank in Washtenaw County filed a 1951 financial statement sworn by cashier A. R. Burkhardt. It lists total assets of 2,065,869.38 and total deposits of 1,958,880.62 with capital accounts and memoranda including pledged assets. Notary Milton A. Hartman certified the document on July 6, 1951.
The 48-year-old MSU president, a top spokesman for American education, guided Michigan State from 1944 through the late 1940s. He led the CES expansion in 1948, joined the Big Ten in 1949, and chaired the ALGCU executive committee in 1950 and again in 1951.
Event listing for Lone Star Roundup notes Mickey Rooney and Terry Moore appearing across Friday and the midweek dates July 17 18 with schedule highlights and venue details.
Dr. Hannah becomes the first college president honored in a landmark event. She serves on a 12 member advisory board for President Truman's Point Four program. The board includes leaders from American industry education labor agriculture and government.
Home cooks learn to grow and pick greens for crisp salads, from iceberg to romaine. Steps cover washing, drying, tearing, garlic rubbed bowls, and chilling before serving. Recipes include Amber French Dressing Curry Mayonnaise and Raspberry French Dressing with simple, adjustable ratios for home use.
A new 4-H Better Grooming program, led by G. K. Noble, earns rapid adoption across states within two months. The program emphasizes cleanliness and neatness to boost appearance and health, boosting poise and confidence in teen girls. Top contestants win $300 college scholarships and trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, judged by a joint Federal and State Extension panel.
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