Legislative gridlock shadows Michigan session in Lansing
Senator Leon D. Case led a failed bid to block a welfare consolidation bill while Gov. Fitzgerald faces pressure over patronage as Republicans and Democrats clash. The House advanced a uniform textbook plan and a one and a half percent income tax proposal to fund pensions and school aid, with a $200,000 outdoor advertising appropriation for 1935 and 1936.
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Leon D. Case
Watervliet
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Senator Case
Senate
Grover C. Dillman
Hopkins
Gov. Comstock
House
George Schroeder
Fitzgerald
Miles and Resolutions Committee
Karl McNitt
Cadillac
William Green
Hillman
Henry Douville
Alpena
Murray D. VanWagoner
Highway Department
William A. Ward
Grand Traverse
Eansing
Rep. Ward
Michigan
Thacher
Ways and, Means Committee
House Taxation Committee
Holbeck
Rules Change How Wheat Contract Land Is Used In Michigan
New regulations limit how land on wheat contract farms may be used in Michigan. Acreage may be seeded to grass or legumes except Sudan grass, which goes to pasture or hay. Reed canary grass is allowed for pasture hay or seed, and emergency forage crops may be planted for pasture hay or roughage but not seed.
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Michigan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Biennial Spring Election Notice for Lodi Township Michigan
The notice proclaims a Biennial Spring Election in Lodi Township Michigan at Lodi Town Hall on Monday April 1 1935. Voter choices cover state officers and county township roles with poll hours set from 7 am to 5 pm or 6 am to 8 pm by local board action. the Township Clerk Lester Hanson signs dated March 18 1955.
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Lodi
State of
Michigan
Supreme Court
University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Review
Board of Inspectors
Lester Hanson
Rabbit Bites Dog at Southern Rabbit Show
A rabbit event in Nashville features a Black Dutch rabbit biting an Airedale dog that approached its cage, creating a novelty moment as the incident hits front pages. The scene twists the old saying about dogs and news.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
Morning worship at 10 o'clock with Sunday school at 11 15 led by H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m Wednesday afternoon 4 o'clock junior church school Wednesday 7 30 prayer service Choir practice Thursday evening Leadership Training Class Monday 7 30 pm Junior activities listed.
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H. A.holmes
Epworth
Federated Church Notes Preview Education Talk
Last Sunday featured a large audience as the Intermediate Endeavor sponsored the evening service. A Japanese visitor from the University of Michigan spoke on The Education of Japan, with attendees from many churches and members from none. Services and Sunday school details followed with reminders for next Sunday.
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University of Michigan
Japan
Methodist Church
S. Y. Cotten
Carl’ Geddes
Mrs. House
Eileen Martin
Hammond District Social Notes Highlights
Sally Mackintosh age eleven with measles. Local residents, including Duane McCollum and David Gordon, spent weekends with friends and relatives. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rhoades. Many visits and calls among families in Milan, Pontiac, Eaton Rapids, Ann Arbor and Riga. Reunions and birthdays noted, with widespread weekend visits across the area.
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Les. Duane McCollum
David Gordon
Floyd Rhoades
Glennis Gordon
Lenora Wanfy
Milan
Everett Gilbert
Miner
Kate Phillips
Diantha
Gauntleftt
Raymond Girbach
Pontiac
Andrew Girbach
C. A. Carr
Detroit
Jom Haugh
Jeanita
Maybee
Glenn
Gordom Sandagwir
Herman Meller
Macon
Mer
Harold Hammond
Claude Gilbert
Bethard’ Mire
Clyde Brown
Riga
Lloyd Carey
Morris Wilson
Eaton Rapids
Adriar
Ellsman
Joan
Amd
Edgar Elsman
Fitch Forsythe
Ann. Arbor
Mary McMare
Eta
Me— Mann
Grace Hammond
Minnie Hammond
Julia
Gordon
Dorothy Cords
Bertie Gordom
Harms Denies Confession Rumors In Murder Case
Frank Harms of the Neuhauser branch hatchery in Ypsilanti protests rumors he confessed to the Streicher murder. Reporters and police inquiries swarm his West Cross Street site near the crime scene while locals discuss the case and his possible involvement.
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Frank Harms
Neuhauser
West Cross’ Street
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Harms
Saline
Richard Streicher, Jr
Washtenaw Post
Tribune
Saline City Clerk announces registration for upcoming election
Lottie Wallach city clerk of Saline Michigan announces registration days ahead of the next election. Registration hours are March 12 1935 from 8 am to 8 pm at the Ben Uphaus store and March 23 1935 from 6 am to 6 pm for general personal registration. Only residents eligible to vote may register.
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Saline
Michigan
Witk
Ben /Uphaus
Lottie Wallach
Stop Warning Door Cards and Quips in Tribune Log
The Al toona Tribune notes quirky hotel door cards phrase Stop Have You Forgotten Any thing and guests chase back for towels. It quotes a reformer urging conscience as guide amid debates on creation, railroads livelihood, and unhappiness over material gaps.
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Altoona Tribune
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Saline, Mich
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Lynm Bernard
Arbor
Deerfield
Michigan State Police
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Observer
DR. Roy Sgixbye
Gye
Elle
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