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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

2

St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Schedule

Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. Finishes every second and fourth Sunday. Rev. O A Haneberg and Pastor C Philipp invite all. Saline Township services five miles west of Saline on US 112 Sunday at 7 p.m. Sunday school at 11 15. Everyone welcome.

St. John’s Luth Bridgewater C. Philipp O. A. Haneberg Saline Township Salne Pivire Sunéey

Saline Observer Note Details Post Office Entry

The Saline Observer is recorded as entered at the Saline Michigan post office as second class matter.

Saline, Mich

Local Subscriptions and Rates Advertised by Paper

Subscription prices listed by Sim R Wilson publisher Esther Landwehr reporter. Rates show 1.50 yearly 1.00 six months outside Michigan 2.00 yearly soldier subscriptions 1.25. Cart of thanks poetry and obituary notices pricing 5 cents 6 cents per line. Admission announcements charged at 66c per line minimum 25 cents.

Sim. R. Wilson Esther Landwehr Michigan

The Lesson of Their Lives in Wartime Election Call

A wartime preacher urges voters to consider the election’s impact on victory in Berlin and Tokyo. He lauds American resolve across fronts and insists peace hinges on the election outcome, noting gains at factories offices farms and homes.

Germany Japan Berlin Tokyo America

Byrd Committee Estimates Nonessential Federal Expenditures

An estimate by the Byrd Committee on Nonessential Federal Expenditures puts the time burden of New Deal labor on 188,000 Americans full time, excluding part time work by farmers and businessmen, with expenses for reform agencies noted.

Leeeacrretie New Deal Byrd Committee

General Election Notice for Saline Township Washtenaw 1944

The Saline Observer announces a general election in Saline Townships Washtenaw Michigan on Tuesday November 7 1944 at Hertlers Hall Latino Township. Offices include national state and county posts plus a nonpartisan probate and circuit court commission seats. Referendums seek constitutional amendments on water supply eligibility legislative pay Wayne County charter adoption. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ernest Girbach township clerk. Ownership statement lists Sim R Wilson as publisher editor and managing editor with Grace E Wilson. no mortgage holders.

Saline Michigan Washtenaw Hertler’s Hall United States Congress Register of Deeds Circuit Court Legislatire Wayne County Ernest Girbach Saline Observer Sim. R. Wilson Saline, Mich Saline,Mich Sim. R and Graces E. Wilson Saline Mich Mortensees Hefner

Bricker on West Coast Attacks New Deal Judiciary

Governor John W. Bricker campaigned on the West Coast delivering speeches in Washington Oregon and California. He criticized the Roosevelt New Deal judicial appointments arguing a one man government and urged a vote for Tom Dewey in November.

John W. Bricker West Coast Washington Oregon California Bricker San Francisco Roosevelt United States United States Supreme Court Circuit Court of Appeals Customs and Patent Appeals Courts The Claims Court Customs Court District Courts Wir. Roosevelt Supreme Court America Tom Dewey Tacoma Browder New Deal Dewey Bremerton Pearl Harbor Corregidor Pacific Guam Wake Midway Samoa Congress Japan

Planless Planners Burglar Alarm Lease Cancelled

The Office of Price Administration leased 4500 square feet in Milwaukee in 1940s style planning move promising 5625 annual rent. Due to speed and space needs the plan faltered as firms dispersed and the building spent $1000 on a burglar alarm. The lease was canceled on October 2.

Office of Price Administration Milwaukee Wis New Deal Bureau

Noted call for change in New Deer bureaucracy reach

The speaker attacks the New Deer administration for spreading a vast bureaucracy into every village and imposing centralized control on citizens. The statement argues incompetence in handling major economic factors and urges a change.

Federated Church Service Parish Notes

Reverend William H Bach leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with the Lord s Supper and a brief talk by the pastor A special offering follows for world emergencies Sunday school at 11 30 meets diverse needs Young people meet at 645 Donna Little leads the program Evening gospel service with sermon and song at 745 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 Choir practice 830

Donna Little

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