State Railroad Club To Make Trip Over Old Time Line
The Michigan Railroad Club invites Saline area rail fans and Detroiters to an all day excursion Saturday November 22 over the Wabash Chicago South Shore and South Bend railroads to Hammond Rd. The trip uses main and weed-line trackage and visits shops and roundhouses with several photo stops. Stops include Milan at 8 10 am and Adrian at 9 35 am. Fares are 17 00 for adults and 9 25 for children. Tickets and information available from The Michigan Railroad Club Box 2271 Dearborn Michigan or Normandy 3 0946 program chairman Walter Weible.
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Southern Michigan
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Chicago South Shore
South Bend
Hammond Rd
South Shore
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Michigan Railroad Club
Dearborn
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Normandy
Walter Weible
Saline deer hunter bags 150 pound buck amid hunting lull
Saline hunter Maurice Levilett shot a 150 pound deer at Standish as warm wet weather hampered hunting. He was accompanied by Ray Lane of Britain and Henry Mason of Ypsilanti, who did not tag a deer.
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Standish
Levilett
Ray Lane
Britain
Henry Mason
Ypsilanti
Ford
Lane
Mason
Hallenbeck named president of Southeastern Michigan Tourist group
Kenneth Hallenbeck, director of the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority, elected president of the Southeastern Michigan Tourist and Publicity Association at the 33rd annual meeting in Dearborn. Washtenaw county officers and directors were announced, with Paul Ungrodt and Don Silkworth elected as Washtenaw county officers.
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Kenneth Hallenbeck
Huron-Clinton
Washtenaw County
Paul Ungredt
Ypsilanti
Don Silkworth
Yopsilanti
M. J. Anderson
William Bott
Clyde Dort
Wm. Henry Groomes
Frank G. Handy
Hugh E. Henshaw
Charles Lancaster
Edwin M. Rosenthal, Jr
Luella Smith
George W. Snyder
Herman Weber
Clyde I. Widmayer
Allen Wiener
Detroit Edison
Id Edsel Ford Auditorium
Detroit
Southeastern Michigan
Michigan Republicans face split House in 1959 session
The 1959 Michigan legislative session opens with Republicans holding a token power in state government while the House remains split 55 55. Democrats gain leverage in committees and on the floor, prompting concern over fiscal and social policy outcomes. Governor Williams’s upcoming message to the Legislature is highly anticipated as both parties weigh tax and policy concessions.
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Whs&ptees
House
Williams
Unclear political statement from fragmented OCR
Fragmentary text references support for a person named Pate and mentions political dynamics within a Democratic organization. The readable items suggest a discussion of long term reverence toward Pate and alignment with Agren, but specifics are missing.
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Pate
Seaevistion
Agren
Goes
Democratic High Command
Explosive Plowing Report Sparks Readiness Fears
Radio Peiping describes a method using home made explosives to plow soil with earth turned up rapidly. The system is claimed to be far more efficient than traditional plowing and credits a World War II boobytrap expert. A Detroit Free Press honor for ninth grader Edward Korte is noted, with his travel to Washington for a weekend sightseeing trip.
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Fred Korte
Detroit Free Press
Washington, D
Annual Football Banquet at Elementary School Wraps Season
The annual football banquet was held Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the elementary school with 120 guests. Mothers prepared the turkey dinner. Mrs Robert Starling was general chairman and Mrs Leanor Boehm kitchen chairman. Seabmielo Crespo acted as toastmaster and gave the invocation in Spanish. William Bailey, head coach, and Henry Seeds spoke. Ann Arbor High School co-captains John Wilson and Bill Bracey were introduced along with the most valuable lineman Leon Desbrough and most valuable player Bill Bracey. Next year’s co-captains Neil Tracy and Bill Taylor were announced.
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Robert Starling
Leanor Boehm
Seabmielo Crespo
William Bailey
Henry Seeds
Ann. Arbor
Neil Tracy
Bill Taylor
Clara Bredernitz
John Klumpp
S. HL. Engel
Edison Expands to Power Future with New Turbine Gains
Detroit Edison announces ongoing expansion to meet rising demand. On October 20 the River Rouge plant added a 321 500 kilowatt turbine boosting system capacity toward 314 million kilowatts. Two more 325 000 kw units planned for St Clair Plant in 1959 and 1961. Modern living increasingly electric across homes farms and industries.
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Edison
River Rouge
St. Clair
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