Field Crops in State Decrease In 1957 Output Report
Michigan's eight crops and seven fruits are forecast to fall about seven percent below last year's production, with oats and corn below average though still above the ten-year mean. Barley hay and winter wheat drop, field beans dip from last year's bumper crop but stay above average. Apple, pear and grape yields fall while sweet cherries and plums exceed 1956. peaches rise slightly.
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Cadet Coury Uses Summer ROTC at Selfridge Field
Nicholas J. Coury of Saline, an Air Force ROTC cadet at the University of Michigan, trains four weeks at Selfridge AFB Michigan. He will be eligible for second lieutenant after graduation and enter flight training to win pilot wings.
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Ginger the paper route dog delivers for four years
Ginger, a five year old mixed breed dog belonging to Mr and Mrs Walter C Rybolt of Delaware, has faithfully followed four paper carriers on State Route 6 for four years. She leads the way and reminds her boy Tom of stops, then later aids Johnny Reider, still eager to help with the route.
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Saline Pvt Dean Schmid Graduates Army Course
Pvt Dean E Schmid son of Mr and Mrs Carl H Schmid 1340 Judd Rd Saline recently graduated from the supply handling course at the Army's Quartermaster School Fort Lee Va He entered the army last January completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo and is now stationed in Korea He attended Saline High School
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Judd Rd
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U S Profits from Communist Output Shift Discussed
The Agriculture Department reports sagging Communist farm output may boost U S agricultural exports for years. Eastern Europe and satellites like Poland Hungary and Romania face grain shortages while Russia and satellites supply others. Russia’s bumper crop helps but four and a half million tons may be needed to aid satellites amid lingering prewar production gaps.
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