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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1955

Page

7

Michigan State grads see higher starting pay this year

MSU placement figures show 1955 graduates average 4223 dollars, up 257 from 1954. Veterinary medicine leads at 4750, engineering 4476, science and arts 4310, agriculture 4224, business 4025, education 3643, home economics 3552. Masters average 5059 and doctors 6455. About 6400 campus interviews by 569 employers from 25 states. foreign summer program hosts 119 students from 36 countries.

Michigan State University M.S.U MLS U.’s Jack Breslin Breslin M.S.A Veterinary Medicine Michigan State Universitys M.s.a.’S Egypt Switzerland Japan Pakistan Ceylon

County Joins In Study To Reduce Kid Crimes

Washtenaw County joins a five county law enforcement group including McComb Wayne and Oakland and now Wash tenaw and Monroe counties to address juvenile problems. The group plans a central card system for juveniles and curfews amid talks on territory and officer elections.

Washtenaw County McComb Wayne Oakland Washtenaw Monroe Klager

Relief Rolls in Washtenaw Down in June After Strike

Washtenaw County Welfare Department paid out 17 311 in June down from 21 837 in May. Dole recipients fell by 21 from May to 251 with 81 applications, 54 approved. Applications for County Hospital rose to 61 from 41.

Washtenaw County Social Welfare Department Doles Booker T. Brooks Washtenaw Brooks

Library of Congress Studies Michigan Foreign Trade

Michigan lawmakers announce a sweeping foreign trade study of the state conducted by the Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service. Project leaders expect nine months, two phases, 15 000 firms and trade groups will receive a questionnaire followed by field trips. Senator Potter, Senator McNamara, Congressman Dondero, and Congressman Rabaut back the effort to guide policy and bolster Michigan’s economy with nonpartisan findings.

Washington Michigan John Tresinski Library of Congress House of Representatives Legislative Reference Service Charles B. Potter Patrick V. McNamara George A. Dondero Louis C. Rabaut John C. McCurry Michigan Manufacturers’ Association MMA Howard S. ‘Piquet Ernest S. Griffith Piquet St. Lawrence Seaway

Pipeline condemnation hearing set for Milan Township

A hearing on the condemnation line case brought by Line Co. against 14 Milan Township residents is scheduled for Aug. 10 before Probate Judge Vallie W. Dussin. Six parcels are involved as the $130 million project aims to deliver 200 million cubic feet of gas daily to Detroit with service extending to Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mississippi. A 75 foot right of way is needed. three commissioners may assess parcel values if condemnation is approved. Parties named include Frank and Ruth Mianke and Anthony and Dorothy Macheck with tenants Harold Prelipp and Mead Spencer. Attorneys are Weipert and Weipert.

Milan Township Vallie W. Dussin Louisiana Detroit Iowa Wisconsin Mississippi Milan Frank Ruth Mianke Anthony Dorothy Machcack Joseph Priscilla Kosh Boyd Myrtle Kanitz Ora Hackel Burns Zola Spencer

Dynel Fiber Paint Rollers Offer Fast DIY Results

In the do it yourself era the Dynel fiber rollers promise quick home painting with a satisfying finish. A typical job on a room can be completed in about three hours using the new technology.

Cardinals Hold Monroe Ca irns Field Tryout Camp

The St Louis Cardinals announce a baseball tryout camp at Cairns Field Monroe Michigan on Monday and Tuesday August 1 2 open to players ages 17 to 23. Prominent scouts will lead workouts with equipment provided by the team and entries need only a glove and shoes. The camps aim to identify talent for the Cardinals farm system noted as the largest in the world with past discoveries like Ken Boyer Red Schoendienst and Harvey Haddix.

St. Louis Cardinal Cairns Field Monroe Michigan Cardinals Harvey Ken Boyer Red Schoendienst Harry Walker Haddix Schoendienst Bower

Muck Field Day Slated July 26 At MSU

Muck farmers will tour an expanded research program at Michigan State University on July 26 starting 9:30 a.m. at the experimental farm near Bath. Topics include wind breaks weed control soil fumingation cover crops liquid fertilizers and insecticides with 116 new mint distills and irrigation gear showcased. Guidance to the farm is via M-78 northeast of East Lansing seven miles then Peacock Road marked. An oil filter test notes removing dirt and sludge from car oil over 5,000 miles.

Michigan State University Robert E. Lucas U. Extension Bath East Lansing Peacock Road

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