When Joseph Sees His Father Again in Egypt
Lesson on Genesis 46 1 7 28 30 and 50 24 26 centers on Joseph kindness to his father and family rooted in faith. Jacob responds to Josephs invitation with God as center of family life. Joseph provides for his family with thoughtfulness and affection and bequeaths a hopeful faith for their future in the promised land.
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Joseph
Egypt
Land of
Pharaoh
God
Jacob
Canaan
Promised Land
The Natural Tone in a Well Regulated Mind
A compact aphorism on inner harmony, stating peace is the natural tone of a mind in accord with itself. The line echoes classical Stoic and Enlightenment ideals of self mastery and psychological balance.
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Humboldt
Labor unrest grips Michigan as capitol shuts down
The Lansing area faces paralysis from a labor holiday and a looming strike crisis as the state legislature debates a revised labor relations bill. Governors and employers clash over extra ordinary powers, with threats of unauthorized strikes and delayed mediation amid widespread industrial tension.
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Lansing
Michigan
Sclons
House
Saginaw
Board of Mediation
Mediation plan halts railroad strikes and prompts debate
The 1934 Roosevelt program created a National Mediation Board for railroads to require advance strike notice and a mediation period. Supporters urge careful review while critics call actions hasty and error prone as lawmakers, leaders, and governors react to disrupted shut downs and early weekly holidays.
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Roosevelt
Act of Congress
National Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Washington
Royal Copeland
New York Democrat
Michigan Senate tax plan proposes exemptions for small employers
The senate approved unemployment compensation terms favoring employers with fewer than eight workers, shifting from a $6,000 exemption under current law. The measure aligns with federal requirements while Governor Murphy warns the legislature to trim the $104 million budget and avoid a $20 million deficit unless new taxes are enacted. Senator George McCallum advocates a straight income tax with no exemptions as a constitutional solution to fund state spending.
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Senate
Michigan
Murphy
George McCallum
Michigan House faces civil service bill after Senate approval
The A-1 reform civil service bill passes the Senate and heads to the House, with Governor Murphy backing it. The 48 hour week proposal and a broad employee exemption loom amid lobbying as the six month session nears adjournment.имир
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Senate
House
Murphy
Michigan to Plan Couzens Memorial for Children
A June 24 meeting in Traverse City will unite sociologists educators and physicians to plan a Couzens Memorial funded by pennies donated by Michigan school children. The effort follows the late United States Senator James Couzens donation of 20 million for underprivileged and crippled Michigan children, instigated by Congressman Albert J. Engel with family approval.
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United States
James Couzens
Michigan
Traverse City
Couzens
Albert J. Engel
Lake City
Michigan Fruit Prospects Mixed with Hay Crops Boosted
June 1 forecasts show Michigan pear production at 1.4 million bushels versus 1.39 million for 1936 and 749 thousand the 1928 32 average. Apple outlook uncertain. central and southern regions report heavy bloom while cold wet weather may cause later drops. Cool wet spring improves hay meadows though alfalfa and clover remain strained by drought losses and winter damage. Crop conditions June 1: alfalfa 83 percent, clover and timothy 78 percent, tame hay 80 percent, wild hay 84 percent, pastures 87 percent.
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Irvin Holmes
United States Statistician
Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
United States
Guineas for Home and Market
Guineas can be profitably produced with wing clipping to raise in captivity near markets. Pearl guineas average around 3.5 pounds with small bones, and a single male can mate with several females. The birds serve as alarm and pest deterrents while offering a niche market for farmers with space.
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New England
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Angel of Hope
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RTA
Seeayp
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
By C. M. Payne
Osborne
Western Nater Paper
Hane
Odjossifer
Bowney
Foia
Michigan Mirror
Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Lewis and Martin
Moore
John Lewis
Homer Martin
Civil Service
W. M. Couch
Ithaca, N. Y
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