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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1957

Page

2

Moisture Rules on Wheat Won Over in Washington

Michigan farmers won a battle against lowering wheat moisture standards in federal policy. A Detroit area lobby effort led by Andy Virtue pressured 18 Michigan congressmen and both senators, securing a quick reversal within 48 hours. President Eisenhower saluted Hungarian refugees aiding Michigan communities and praised their contributions. The piece also compares the federal budget fight to giants and dwarfs, urging careful expenditure.

Andy Virtue Conference of Bricklayers Detroit Grand Rapids Dearborn Lansing Michigan Capitol Department of Agriculture Washington Eisenhower Budapest

Ballot on Jail Addition To Exceed 15 Mil Limitation

Washtenaw County voters will decide if the 15 mill tax limit can be exceeded to permit an extra half mill in 1957 to finance a jail expansion. The plan would raise capacity from 65 to 156 prisoners, with about 200000 of the 285000 cost covered by the new levy and the rest from operating funds over 3 to 4 years.

Washtenaw County Edwin Klager Klager Washtenaw Correction Commission Board of Supervisors State of Michigan

Katterjohn the Busy Musician From Saline Roots

Arthur Katterjohn, Chicago born, rose from Brown City and Grand Blanc to become a respected music educator in Saline. He earned a master’s in music education, led multiple school bands, and directed church choirs while teaching math to seventh graders. He and Rose Mary Green married in 1951 and reside at 34 West Michigan Avenue with sons Michael and Mark.

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