Senator Ferguson Addresses Nation on Looming Special Session
Senator Homer Ferguson discusses the November 17 special session called by the President. He notes no concrete domestic price program exists yet and foreign aid plans hinge on fact finding reports due by November 10. He warns against halting foreign relief and outlines a dual approach of aid and anti inflation measures. Ferguson urges balanced action with Congress.
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Homer Ferguson
Washington
Congress
Executive Branch
Europe
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
Ferguson
Saline Rotary JCC bowling match teased for a winner takes all
The Saline Rotary Club challenged the Junior Chamber of Commerce to a bowling match decided by total points with the losers buying the winners. The JCC accepted. date not set for a meatless Tuesday.
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Saline Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
JCC
New York
Chicago
Wrigley
Armada Times
Edgar
Michigan ‘Avenue
Milk Producers Report Shows Record Sales and Growth
Michigan Milk Producers Association reports nearly sixty million dollars in milk sales, up about thirty percent from last year and triple 1941 volume. Production reaches a record one and one tenth billion pounds with 15 715 members. Delegates from across the state gather at Michigan State College East Lansing for annual meeting.
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Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
Dairy Farmers’ Organization
East Lansing
Association
Fairchild Theatre
Michigan State College
I. K. Maystead
Howard F. Simons
William Bristow
Dusty Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Detroiter Tells History of Toys at Child Study Group
Mrs. Rea Baker of the Toy Advisory Bureau at Hudson's in Detroit spoke to the Child Study group on toys and their history. A display showcased items from prehistoric times to modern hobby kits, including Teddy Bears Marionettes and Story Book Dolls with notes on origins and notable toy makers.
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Euthod
Rea Baker
Toy Advisory Bureau
A. L. Hudson Company
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Teddy Roosevelt
Canada
Nancy Evans
Saline Legionaux Field Favor Henne Field Vote
At the October Saline American Legion Auxiliary meeting members voted unanimously to locate the athletic field at Henne Field. The group also discussed contributing $100 to the Streptomycin Fund aiding tubercu losis patients. the drug cost $210 per ounce and is now available to Legion hospital patients at Battle Creek.
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Saline American Legion Auxiliary
Henne Field
American Legion
Battle Creek
Mrs. Merrill Guest of Saline Woman's Club
The Saline Woman's Club hosted Mrs. William O. Merrill of Bloomfield Hills as a guest, with past presidents and charter members in attendance. The meeting included reports from Washtenaw Federation and current events, a program by Mrs. Merrill, tea, and a canvass for Community Chest volunteers. Publicity work for Wheeler Court also noted.
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Saline Woman's Club
Charles Osgood
Ray Niles
Arthur Heininger
C. H. Miller
C. F. Unterkircher
George Barr
Thomas Shurtz
Bessie Collins
Luther Briggs
Esther Landwehr
Daniel Hall
Martin Fucss
J. N. Lewis
Fern .Irelan
Washtenaw County
Frank Campbell
Robert Merchant
Merritt Martin
William O. Merrill
Bloomfield Hills
Merrill
State Federation
Brother Speer
Will Carleton
Dunbar
Cook
Merchant
Campbell
Niles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Reuben Finkbeiner
William Meister
Cecil Davenport
Irelan
Campell
Fucss
Unterkircher
Community Chest
Shurtz
Landwehr
Davenport
R. E. Hagg
Birmingham
European Relief Drive Expands Through Monroe Lenawee Washtenaw
Rev L C George Daschner of Bridgewater announced a Wheat and clothing collection for European relief. Churches will coordinate the drive with freight cars spotted at elevators for shipment to the eastern seaboard. Contributions fund freight or wheat purchases.
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L. C. George
Daschner
Bridgewater
Saline Hotel
Monroe
Lenawee
Washtenaw
Seaboard
Otis Crosby to Speak at Saline November 19
Otis Crosby, public relations director of the Detroit school system, will address Washtenaw County District of Michigan Education Association members and the public at Saline High School on Wednesday evening November 19 at eight o’clock. Crosby has conducted meetings and lectures across the country and has worked in public relations since 1925. The Washtenaw M B A invites all school board members and concerned citizens to attend.
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Washtenaw County District of Michigan Education Association
Otis Crosby
Detroit
Saline
Crosby
Massachusetts
California
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Washtenaw M. B.A
Saline High School
Dies After Brief Illness in Saline Hospital
Charles David Cody aged 49 died Tuesday night at Saline General Hospital after a short illness. He lived at 670 Textile Road Pittsfield Township and was born June 6 1898 in the same township, son of William and Katherine Burkharat Gadys. Surviving are his mother, a brother Grant Cody and a sister Mrs. Glen Knicely of Detroit. Funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at Lockwood Funeral Home, with Rev. Henry McKenzie officiating. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery Ann Arbor.
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Charles David Cody
Saline General Hospital
Mr. Cody
Textile Road
Pittsfield Township
William
Katherine Burkharat Gadys
Grant Cody
Glen, Knicely
Detroit
Lockwood Funeral Home
Henry McKenzie
Forest Hill Cemetery
Ann Arbor
Halloween Party Colorful Event at Local High School
The Community Halloween party at the high school drew a large crowd Friday night. A parade led by the drum corps moved along Michigan Avenue with hundreds in colorful costumes. In the gym Rev. Henry McKenzie hosted as MC with judges naming winners across age groups including Pre-School and Elementary entries. Prizes went to several individuals for prettiest, funniest and most original, with adult couples also recognized. The event closed with Meridith Bixby's Marionettes performing The Humpbacked Hearse, followed by apples and popcorn for attendees.
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Michigan Avenue
Henry McKenzie
R. S. Hocking
Ray Niles
Randall Coates
Dianne Westphal
Sara Jane Kellogg
Mae Harris
Bernice Armbruster
Della and Kay
Austin
Barbara Anderson
Sandra van Doren
Meridith Bixby
Editorial Reflections on Service, Fines, and Community
The piece urges a reconsideration of anger toward the local telephone company and police issued tickets, noting mixed public opinion. It reflects on farmer respect, Saline’s stance on illegal parking, a toy firecracker event, and youth window vandalism, urging gratitude to merchants for supporting youth activities.
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Saline
Missouri
Michigan
Auction Sale Near Saline and Clinton Details
Auction notice for Saturday November 8 starting 1 pm six miles west of Saline or half a mile south of US-112 at 11625 Case Ra or six miles east of Clinton. Items include farm machinery hay grain 8 head of Bangs tested cattle horses sheep feeder pigs. Paul Kuebler proprietor Clarence Cook auctioneer.
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Saline
Case Ra
Clinton
Bangs
Paul Kuebler
Clarence Cook
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