Learning to Discharge Tension Important Part of Growing up
In an interview with The Michigan Journalist Professor Max J. Hutt argues that discharging tension is a key part of growing up. He disputes the idea that comics or rock and roll meaningfully drive delinquency, stressing internal conflicts and social factors. He calls for improving environments and recreational facilities while teaching respect for authority and parental guidance. A Smithsonian $5 1822 gold coin and other curiosities are noted alongside a Brooklyn mosque serving Russian Tartar worshipers.
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Ann Arbor
Max J. Hutt
University of Michigan
Hutt
Michigan
Laboratory
U-M Department of Journalism
Robert Waldeck
W. F. Waldeck
Mayflower Pkny
Westport
Conn
Professor Hutt
Ice cream output tops 651 million gallons in 1956
The Department of Agriculture reports U S ice cream production exceeded 651 million gallons in 1956 reflecting strong consumer demand and industrial use across the country.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Guest Speaker John Scotland to speak at St Pauls June 23
Dr. John Scotland a church building consultant from New York will address the congregation at 9 30 a m Sunday June 23 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church The service will exclude Sunday School.
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John Scotland
New York
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Time Change and School Board Election Notices
The Holy Cross Episcopal Mission moves service to 9 15 a m at the Masonic Hall starting June 23. Saline Area Schools board election set for July 8 at the high school to fill three vacancies with candidates Brittain Burmeister Burkhardt Girbach. Interlochen student Joan Austin departs for season at Interlochen Music Camp with bass clarinet scholarship.
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Holy Cross Episcopal Mission
Masonic Hall
Board of Education
Saline Area
Frank Brittain
Harold Miller
Leonard Burmeister
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Carl Burmeister
Raymond Girbach
Interlochen
Joan Austin
Saline Area High Set
Alwin
Burkhardt Carl -Burmeister
Raymond
Girbach
Interlochen on-state session for two week scholars
Wilma Schaible and Leonard Roark will spend two weeks at Interlochen for the all state session beginning June 24. They hold University of Michigan assistantship scholarships of 25 dollars each and will work part time. Both are members of the Intermediate band. Louis E. Sanford of 321 Spring St. earned a bachelor of science degree at the University of Michigan commencement. Robert W. Lentheuser of 109 North Ann Arbor St. earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mrs Luella Harwood of 6300 Campbell Rd formerly Saline resident retired after 40 years teaching in Washtenaw and Wayne Counties and left for a trip to New York and Ecuador. Mrs Raynon Scudder hosted the Willing Workers Club on Thursday June 20 with Charles Prichard in charge of the program.
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Louis. E. Sanford
Spring St
University of Michigan
Robert W. Lentheuser
North Ann Arbor St
Luella
Harwood
Campbell Rd
Saline
Washtenaw
Wayne Counties
New York
Ecuador
South American
Saline Band Parents Plan Ice Cream Social and Sale
The Band Parents Association of Saline Area Schools met Wednesday at John Thoss and Mrs. Thoss home. They planned an August 2 ice cream social on the high school lawn and a second band record sale for the Community Fair.
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Band Parents Association of
Saline Area
John Thoss
Thoss
Practical Nurses Elect Officers at Ann Arbor Meeting
The Ann Arbor district Practical Nurses met at the GAR Hall Wednesday evening. Officers were elected: President Ferne Helmick, first VP Dorothy Mead, second VP Della Ownby, recording secretary Jane Nord, treasurer Louise Duberville, correspond o n secretary Marvin Gillispie. New board members Mable Gretzinger Marion Gerry. scholarship member Frances Dixson. Delegates reported Mackinaw Island convention highlights. A social hour followed.
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Ann. Arbor
GAR Hall
Mackinaw Island
Mary Myles
Ann” Arbor
Herman Ellis
Mackinaw Bridge
Louise Dubérville
Ypsilanti
Sdlly
Crandall
Ferne Helmick
Saline
Dorothy Mead Milan
Della Ownby
Jane Nord
Louise Duberville
Marvin Gillispie
Mable Gretzinger
Marion Gerry
Frances Dixson
Five Day Weather Outlook for Great Lakes Region
Five day forecast covers Lakes Erie Ontario Michigan Huron and Superior. Temperatures near normal with north and south zones showing 75 to 83 in the south and 49 to 57 in the north varying by lake. Precipitation expected 0.25 to 0.5 inches, showers likely Friday or Saturday with warmer Tuesday followed by cooler conditions into Saturday.
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Michigan
Lakes
Erie
Ontario
Lower Lakes
Ohio
Huron
Superior
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington,d.c
Los Angeles
Donna Atwood
Brooklyn
Lewice
Harrison TV
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VNA
Mary Martha Guild
Trinity Lutheran Church
O.D. Hoffman
Ethel A. May
Happyland
Noeifent
Roy
SIMMS
Ypsilanti At
The
American Legion
Waterworks Park
Race St., Ypsilanti
Ael
Mennen Williams
Ypsilanti Post
Victoria
Annie Oakley
National Zoological Park
Washington, D.C
Paraguay
Paragua
B.C
India
Ruby
Detroit
Saline Area School A
Lenawee
Hele
City OF
Leonard
Burmeister
Frank
Brittain
Oliver Steiner
Douglas
Yuc
FORD
Doug
Matic
Power
Doug Gregory
Lotsif
Ann Arbor St
Washtenaw Rd
Arbor
Normandy
Rhe ‘Raat
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