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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
2
President Truman asks Congress for eight and a half billion dollars in military and economic aid to bolster the free world against communism. He also promotes private capital led development in under developed regions to empower local growth and resist Soviet influence.
Central States News Views reports Donna Kime named Miss Petroleum of 1951 with an oil well design as her crown. Her father is an oil driller and supporters cite private capital and government aid as joint needs. The piece notes upcoming House Foreign Affairs hearings on the President's program and related private enterprise proposals.
Secretary Snyder advocates careful exploration of avoiding government control in production and distribution. He warns against totalitarian style state involvement and urges the Foreign Affairs Committee to study national policy before action. He says free enterprise underpins America's high living standard and views free market success as a key ideological weapon.
Rev Wil lis B Hunting of Plymouth named CROP Supervisor for District No 3 in Michigan. District 3 covers several counties and Hunting will organize county chairs and publicity directors. CROP, a church farm relief program, partners with Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief and launches Friendship Acres in this area to set aside part of the 1951 yield for overseas shipment.
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