Michigan notes and gossip from Mackinac Island conference
A Long Mackinac Island luncheon discusses Kim Sigler and a private poison tale as a smear. The report blends agricultural data, industrial capacity at Ford, public notices, and postwar economic forecasts, citing Lansing officials, farm safety figures, and river routes.
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Deer Fly Fever Founder Links To Rabbit Fever Discovery
Edward Francis, a U S Public Health Service official, traced a Utah rancher illness to deer fly bites then connected it to rabbit fever. His experiments with blood samples and animal subjects showed rabbits as the source, via infected spleens and handling infected organs, leading to a pivotal discovery.
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Paper Drive Details For Saline Aug 4
On August 4 the first Saturday of the month a house to house pickup of waste paper will operate in Saline. Residents should place papers in cartons or bundles for rapid collection. Wm. Jakad, paper salvage coordinator, asks those unable to store paper to notify a Boy Scout or him and it will be collected.
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Economics Teacher Thomas A Babcock Named MEA President
Mt Clemens high school economics teacher Thomas A Babcock was elected president of the Michigan Education Association in early July after Edgar F Down of Ferndale resigned. The MEA represents about thirty one thousand teachers statewide.
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Twenty five entries expected in Lightning regatta
Anticipation runs high as twenty five entries are expected for the Lightning class sailing regatta set for July 27 to 29 at South Haven. The event gathers sailors from regional clubs with leaders predicting strong competition and tight finishes on the harbor course.
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Truth taught by comics explains United Nations peace
Associate Editor Cathy Edwards reviews a True Comics feature urging world cooperation to prevent a third world war. The eight page, four color story, made with the American Association for the United Nations, emphasizes that the charter is a first step toward lasting peace and calls on parents to educate teens who will vote in future revisions.
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Bergamot Oil Arrives From Italy After War Gap
Bergamot oil, the first shipment from Italy since prewar days, is produced from bergamot rinds. It is used as a base for eau de Cologne and in lotions hair tonics and soap.
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