Michigan spring election frames education and court issues
Voters head to the polls on April 6 for a spring election with six of nine offices tied to education from kindergarten to college, plus highways and judiciary. Primary debate centers on school consolidation versus local control and the role of the state in shaping fundamentals. The article also outlines the Michigan Supreme Court’s role and the two party nominees for justices, Clark J. Adams and Talbot Smith for Democrats, John R. Dethmers and Harry F. Kelly for Republicans.
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Clair Taylor
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic Party
Mack Monroe
Taylor
State Department of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Michigan
Clark J. Adams
Pontiac
Talbot Smith
Ann Arbor
John R. Dethmers
Harry F. Kelly
Records of Candidates Named in Election Posts
A compact notice lists the names of candidates in recent elections, detailing the official records associated with each individual and their candidacy status as reported by the newspaper.
Saline Hatchery invites schools to watch chicks hatch
Art Hagen of Saline Hatchery invites teachers and students to visit on hatch days, Mondays and Thursdays, to see thousands of chicks emerge from incubators. He offers to provide eggs or newborn chicks for classroom study and suggests arranging visits in advance to avoid crowding.
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Saline
Art Hagen
Saline Hatchery
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