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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

4

Five Year Old Learns English At Dell School

Five year old Paul Schukow joins Dell School with his parents from Europe. He attends with perfect attendance during the first six weeks and works on English language skills alongside fellow students such as Marian Johnson Janet Marion and James Marion. Honor Roll lists James Marion Eston Norton Jr and others.

Dell School Marian Johnson Janet Marion Carol Ann Johnson Mary Marion Shirley Dresselhouse Carolyn Marion Thomas Schwoche Mary Ann Sacks Hston Norton, Jr James Marion Paul Schukow Paul Europe HE. A. Filsinger James Larry Norton Gerald Marion Jonathon Johnson Eston Norton

School News Brief Announces Election Winners and Radio Purchase

Captain Lewis O Mara Janet Marion Mary Marion and Larry Norton were elected. The school thanks the board for buying a new FM radio linking with WUOM University of Michigan for Schoolroom of the Air on Monday and Wednesday at two. Each child gets a song book for music class. Teacher Mrs Monaghan attended the MEA convention in Detroit last Thursday and Friday. Janet Marion Reporter.

Lewis O'Mara Janet Marion Mary Marion Larry Norton WUOM University of Michigan Cooperaton University School of Music Monaghan MEA Detroit

Letter to Michigan Voters on Amendment Debate

A packet from Ann Arbor citizens urges serious consideration of the November amendment. It condemns conspiracy espionage and violence by Communists or others while opposing laws that ban expression of opinion, warning against restricting free speech.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan

Vote No on Constitutional Subversion Proposal

Preston Slosson urges a no vote on Proposal Number 3 to amend the state constitution. He warns the measure’s broad definition of subversion could chill speech and punish advocacy, even for peaceful reform. He argues existing laws already address illegal acts and cautions against government overreach.

Supose Free State

Two Feet From Death Pedestrian Safety Push Cited

Police Chief Ray Carlton warns pedestrians are two feet from death as Michigan marks November pedestrian safety with posters leaflets and radio messages. He cites 1949 fatalities and urges strict rule obedience alertness and care during the fall and winter months.

Yowre Ray Carlton State Safety Commission Michigan National Safety Council Carlton Caritoh

Pedestrian Safety Spat Spurs State Commission Claim

The State Safety Commission argues that winter pedestrian safety is not only possible but inevitable if pedestrians act to protect themselves, noting each curb step places people within two feet of death and urging caution.

State Safety Commission

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