Water Transport Ties Michigan to Naval Training Center
The University of Michigan hosts nearly 1,400 Navy and Marine Corps officers and reservists this summer. The campus’ long naval focus and its advanced naval architecture and marine engineering facilities, including a major model testing basin, attracted the assignment from Annapolis. The Navy transfers include 80 officers to the Postgraduate School and over 1,300 advanced engineers, ROTC students, and pre medical trainees in the Navy College Training Program.
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University of Michigan Naval
Navy
Postgraduate School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ann Arbor
Louis A. Baier
USNR
Naval Architecture
The
University
Instrument Board
University of Michigan
U.S. Navy
Marine Corps
Michigan
Great Lakes
United States
Detroit
St. Mary’s
New York Harbor
Hamburg
Liverpool
London
Naval R.O.T.C
Navy College
Public Notice of Probate Hearings In Washtenaw County
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders public hearing dates for estate matters. Theodore Stimpson trustee for Emma Schellenberger’s account is set for August 10 1943 at ten in the forenoon at the Amn Arbor Probate Office with publication for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora Borgert Register of Probate. July 15 22 29 1943.
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Saline
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Amn
Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Jacob Visel
Reuben Visel
Saline Observer
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Ann Arbor
Said
Charles W. Koch
A. KR. Burkhardt
War Bond Contribution Guide for Families
A public directive explains personal finance during wartime, noting that every second household has at least two workers. It asks readers to determine how much beyond 10 percent of their family income they can invest in War Bonds each payday.
Range shelters aid growing turkeys built by farmers
The department of agriculture notes range shelters protect turkeys from weather and predators, saving feed. Engineers offer portable and heavier models with roosts and feeders, sized by 10 to 18 inches per bird, detailed in Circular A.H.D. No. 48 from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Chancery Notice In Washtenaw County Michigan Case
Publication order in Washtenaw County Michigan chancery case Kendall v Lockwood et al to enter appearance within three months and publish within six weeks. Property quiet title action describes North Half of parcel in Section 19 Ann Arbor Township Washtenaw County. Courts and attorneys named with dates for administration and notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lockwood
Walter Lockwood
Mary L. Cutter
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
V. E. van Amerigen
Saline
Washtenaw
Geo. W. Sample
John Schenk
Annn Arbor
Michigan
E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Raymond K. Klaasen
Ann, Arbor Trust
Margaret M. McMillen
Rye grain in farming and industry across regions
Rye, called the grain of poverty, grows on poor soils and supports bread in northern Europe. It is a minor grain in the United States with 2 to 4 million acres, yielding 81 to 35 cents per bushel and generating 12 to 34 million dollars in farm income. It also supplies rye bread, distilling alcohol, stock feed, and straw products.
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Europe
United States
Pennsylvania
Potato Spraying and Dusting Guidelines for Early Growth
Guidelines for applying dust or spray to potatoes when plants are 3 to 5 inches high. Re-treat every 7 to 10 days while foliage stays green. Dust uses copper lime dust. spraying uses Bordeaux mixture with lead arsenate.
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U. of M. Naval Tank
U-M
Oli
Financial Responsibility
Secretary of State
Becau
WOLVERINE/ INSURANCE CO
Lansing
Albert C. Lange
General Insurance
Department
Chancery Notice
George Kendall
Luella M. Smith
Nora O. Borgert
Florence C. Weed
Kroger
Krogert
Kroger’s
Sc Kroger
Krogo
A.nd
Kroger’s Country Club
Kraft’s Cumrsr
Idaho
Sec
Nish Financial Security
Volved
Shehan Insurance
Agency
Aon Arbor
MR. Farmer
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