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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1953
Page
2
The notice states a subscription price of two dollars and fifty cents per year in advance for Michigan readers and three dollars per year in advance for out of state and U S possessions. Single copies cost five cents. Advertising rates are available upon request.
The Detroit held convention named John Felkins as state chairman and Catherine Gibson as vice chair. Delegates included Thurlow Sanford from York Township and Albert Heath from Milan with Mrs Heath. Ballot nominees: Dethmers, Kelly, Kennedy, Eckert, Gries, Brody, Rouse, Ziegler, Taylor. A study commission on election laws and Mackinac Bridge funding were urged.
Advice to rest when a cold starts, and to take it easy for a day. Use a lemon water baking soda mixture every three hours on day one, then two to three times daily as long as symptoms last. Eat lightly, drink fluids, isolate if possible, and see a doctor if fever or persistent symptoms occur.
Recognizing Jackson as the birthplace of the party a resolution backs observing the G O P 99th birthday in Jackson around June 27 1953. Jackson boosters attended with invitations and colonial costumed girls appeared as a birthday cake was displayed at the second district caucus. Michigan Senator Homer Ferguson gave the keynote urging a blockade of the China Coast and allied support. The convention drew 1623 voters with officials leaders and many spectators noting a rising youth presence in party ranks.
Democratic candidates for education offices in Michigan pledged a fighting campaign to expose the state's deteriorating school system. Mack Monroe leads as Detroit principal and MSC graduate, citing 11,206 outdoor toilet school buildings and 117,000 pupils in condemned or half-day schools. The group calls for open Regents meetings and a strong push amid financial crisis.
Three short items: a carpenter praises outdoor work and craft. James Picker, head of Picker X Ray Corp., gave $4 million to the U.S. government over ten years in wartime taxes. Arizona’s Water Resources Development Corp. uses silver iodide to seed rain, noting rain depends on existing clouds and is not always effective.
Edard F. Baughn of Washtenaw Broadcasting Co announces WPAG TV on Channel 20, with a 274 ft tower at Scio Church and Lane Roads, building completed, equipment arriving in March, and evening broadcasts from 6 to 11 pm. The station has a Dumont network affiliation and aims to expand hours as setup continues. Mr and Mrs Paul Reed visited Detroit last Saturday.
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