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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
2
International Refugee Organization in Washington says the first boatload under the 1948 displaced persons act will approach New York Harbor next month. The plan allows 205000 refugees to be admitted over two years if they meet housing and employment safeguards.
Government publicity staffing grows as 23 000 federal workers are cited. Harold A Keats attacks Carl Gray over GI flight training rulings amid claims of red tape hindering veterans educational benefits. Congress set to debate reserving gas tax to states and ending federal levy after a 1947 record motor tax.
Walter Acton builds a new barn on Maple road farm while neighbors and relatives visit in Ypsilanti and Burt Lake. Several accidents and health updates appear as Ed Armbruster suffers injuries and John Dee Goldsmith returns to mail duties after a corn picker mishap. A death notice for Martha Stierle Stoll and community events fill the region’s social page.
Mrs Ida Chandler visits relatives in Jackson. C Boettner received a double deck carload of lambs from the west on Monday. Mrs G L Hoyt spent Saturday with her sister in Ann Arbor. Miss Ida Rogers of Clinton was a guest of her cousin Reuben Rogers and family over the weekend.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Bixby on Wednesday a daughter. E M Hunt and brother Dwight visited Manchester and Mrs H T Nichols and daughter mourn a aunt. Ed Schairer of the 3rd Michigan volunteers on short vacation home. mentions Baptist church woodpile remark. G J Wissley reports last week shipments including evaporated and barreled apples from Saline Byron and Shepard, potatoes and live poultry from Byron. Not a bad week, November 4, 1897. Several young people attended.
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