Why Do Some Nations Hate America
Washington June 28 1950 Senator George W Malone labeled U S actions abroad as bolstering colonial slavery saying tax money via the ECA funds imperial overlords bondage and misery He condemned Britain France and the Netherlands for slave camps and argued the United States has fallen from its ideals by aiding empire nations and their colonies
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Washington, D. C
George W. Malone
United States
ECA
Nevada
Malone
Russia
Britain
France
Netherlands
Africa
Far East
Indo-China
British money helps colonies not England says official
A British government figure argues that American funds should aid Britain's colonies rather than England itself, describing colonial rule as a yoke and condemning U.S. support for French North Africa and the broader European Recovery Plan as anticolonial rhetoric contradicted by current policy. The speaker cites independence pledges at Casablanca and San Francisco and urges withholding further U.S. financing that sustains imperial systems.
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England
Britain
ECA
North Africa
United States
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
United Nations
Roosevelt
Casablanca
San Francisco
Organization of the United Nations
Record coal mine fatalities in 1948 compared to 1947
The 1948 record shows 1.46 men died per one million tons of bituminous coal produced, improving on the previous low of 1.57 deaths per million tons in 1947.
To Start You Reminiscing 10 Years Ago
Miss Mary Murray graduated from the Missionary Training school in Chicago. Rex Gleason and family visited Battle Creek. Everett Gilbert moved into the Gall residence. T. M. Clay attended a golden wedding anniversary in Mulliken. Elvin Armbruster and wife welcomed a 9 1/2 pound son named Gery Elvin on June 18. Ella Munroe hosted the June Willing Workers meeting. C J Unterkircher left for Detroit to visit a ill sister Mrs Mitchell. C O Woodbridge visited Kingsville Ontario. Ralph Tanner and wife moved to a new apartment in the L D Tanner home.
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Mary Murray
Missionary Training School
Chicago
Til
Rex Gleason
Battle Creek
Everett Gilbert
Sam Gall
T. M. Clay
Mulliken
Elvin Armbruster
Gery Elvin
Ella Munroe
C. J. Unterkircher
Detroit
Mitchell
C. O. Woodbridge
Kingsville
Ont
Ralph Tanner
L. D
Rotary Club Hosts Ladies Night at Sand Lake Hunting Club
The Rotary Club enjoyed an evening at the Sand Lake Hunting Club last Thursday for ladies night. Rev. J B Tree was surprised Sunday at his daughter Mrs Thomas Platt’s home in Webster Township. The Washington Club of the year ’31 held an ice cream social at Herman Gross’s home Saturday. Miss Robillard leads Camp Fire Girls for the summer. Mrs Walter Cook hosted her brother Floyd Lytle who recently graduated in dentistry in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Phillip Brenson and son Allen of Santa Monica California and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schaible and Mr and Mrs Ferman Clements spent Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs
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Rotary Club
Sand Lake
Indianapolis
Phillip Brenson
Allen
Santa Monica
California
Joseph Schaible
Ferman Clements
Forty Years Ago in Local Notices
Miss Zoa Nichols of Detroit spent Friday and Saturday with Miss Amanda Sturm for the alumni reunion. Reuben Rogers, bedridden ten weeks, could move about this forenoon. Miss Olga Schroen returned from Lansing after weeks with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hamlin of Southern Pines arrived at A. B. Hamlin’s home. Charles Cool began its foundation for a new house. B. N. Smith attended a University of Michigan 1865 class reunion in Ann Arbor.
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Zoa Nichols
Detroit
Amanda Sturm
Reuben Rogers
Olga Schroen
Lansing
I. L. Hamlin
Southern Pines
North Carolina
A. B. Hamlin
Charles Cool
B. N. Smith
Ann Arbor
U of M
Probate hearing set for Wealthy Wallace estate
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court on June 19 1950 Judge Jay H. Payne schedules July 27 1950 at 10 am for hearing Don McKim petitioning for administration of Wealthy Wallace estate to Homer Kuebler or other suitable person. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer.
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Jay H. Payne
Wallace
Don McKim
Homer Kuebler
Probate of Will for Lottie Wallace in Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders publication for the will of Lottie Wallace filed by Martha Kelley. Hearing set for July 27, 1950 at 10 AM at the Probate Office to determine admission of the will and grant administration to Homer Kuebler or another suitable person.
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State of
Homer Kuebler
Notice of Hearing In Sa Line Observer County
Three successive weeks prior to the hearing day, the Sa line Observer newspaper circulated in said County. Jay A. Payne. June 29, July 6, 13.
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Saline
Saline Observer
Said
Jay A. Payne
Saline Girl Scouts Head to Camp of the Hills
Misses Sally Wood and Judy Jordan depart Sunday for a week at Camp of the Hills at Wampiers Lake. The Wood and Jordan girls attend Saline, with Mrs. Martha Westphal and Mrs. Clarence Fritz and family returning home after a week visiting relatives. They spent time with Edgar Westphal’s family in Battle Creek and with Raymond Westphal in Jackson. Mr. Fritz joined in Jackson on Saturday.
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Sally Wood
Judy Jordan
Saline
Wampiers Lake
Martha Westphal
Clarence Fritz
Edgar Westphal
Battle Creek
Jackson
Raymond Westphal
Mr. Fritz
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Harper
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Michigan Milk Producers Association
A. Carr
Legals
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
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Michigan Ave
William R. Stagg
Register of Probate
Henry Leutheuser
Prop
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Dodge
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