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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

3

Prof McClusky to Key Saline Town Meeting Oct 25

Community groups chose Campbell Young and Jenson to organize a town meeting with Prof Howard Yale McClusky of the University of Michigan set for Oct 25 at 8:00 pm in the high school auditorium. The aim is to form a Community Council to address urban and local issues and expand citizen participation.

Clarence Cook Donald Campbell C. J. Young Leo Jenson Saline Howard Yale McClusky University of Michigan McClusky Department of Civilian Mobilization Office of War Infomaton Civilian Defense Corps Michigan Dowagiac

Army Air Corps cadetsTraining in nine weeks to wings in nine weeks

Lt Frank Spindler, bombardier navigator, on a home visit en route from Orlando to Salt Lake City for orders. Kenneth H Rogers enrolled as aviation cadet at Maxwell Field Alabama. Cadet William Lindenschmidt arrived at Frederick Army Air Field for final bomber pilot training. Cpl Dean Burkhardt on delayed travel pass home from Camp Davis en route to Fort Bliss.

Frank Spindler Army Air Corps Orlando Fila Salt Lake City Utah Kenneth H. Rogers Mary Rogers Army Air Forces Maxwell Viela Montgomery Alabama Army Air Forces Flying Training Command William W. Lindenschmidt Frederick Army Air Field Okla Central Flying Command Linenschmidt U. S Cpl Dean Burkhardt Camp Davis N. C Fort Bliss Texas

What You Buy With WAR BONDS

A wartime notice outlines V mail as the fastest way to send letters home to troops and stresses the role of War Bonds in supporting the production front and defeating inflation. The Treasury Department promotes letters and savings as morale and victory tools.

War and Navy Departments Treasury Department

Nylon's qualities make it good parachute fabric

The article extols nylon for parachutes noting its light weight, compactness, strength, and resilience. It highlights nylon’s toughness, salt water resistance, and mildew and insect resistance, distinguishing it from silk for airmen, including navigators and gunners, at Wright Field Ohio.

Wright Field Ohio Army Air Forces

Chicks Struggle to Find Green Feed on Range

Brooding chicks thrive on prepared mashes but once on range they often fail to locate sufficient green feed from nearby grain or grasses. Distance from shade and troughs leads to malnutrition. remedy includes moving shade water troughs closer or grinding and stacking alfalfa hay near feeding areas.

Freezing Produce: Immediate Sealing and Cold Storage Tips

The text advises freezing produce as soon as sealed, or place containers in a refrigerator if freezing cannot start immediately. Do not hold at ordinary fridge temperatures for more than three to four hours. For best quality, maintain storage near zero Fahrenheit to prevent drying and preserve flavor color and vitamins.

Motion of Wheel Points on Moving Vehicle

The wheel has two motions: rotation about its axis and forward travel. When the wheel advances one quarter turn the top point travels a full diameter more than the bottom. Relative to the road the top point moves forward twice as fast as the center while the bottom point momentarily stops.

Life insurance payments in 1942 across US and Canada

A National Underwriter compilation reports 1942 life insurance outlays totaling 2 835 271 928 with 1 158 910 985 paid as death and accidental death benefits and 1 676 360 943 to living policyholders. Annuit y contracts matured endowments 334 116 204 disability claims 118 750 912 cash surrender values and premium savings 1 039 963 209. Daily averages: 7 767 868 total, 3 175 099 to beneficiaries, 4 592 769 to living policyholders.

United States Canada Weekly Insurance

Wedding Vows Echo at Ann Arbor Women's League

Miss Geraldine Tower and Pfe Milton Haberer Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at the Women's League Chapel Ann Arbor on Saturday evening. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and carried a white orchid bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Louise Tower and bridesmaids Betty Connell and Mary Ellen Kendall. Best man Donald Brown with ushers Wendell Teaver Ronald Tower. A reception followed for guests from Saline Chicago and beyond. The couple departed for Fort Benning Ga. Tuesday.

G. W. Bottimer Adrian Eugene E. Fowler Vsgilanti Saline Albert Jantz Rudolph Ernest Klanke Charles Jordan Mary Morden Blissfield Robert Morton Viola Lidke Plymouth John Schleh Ruth Robert Royal Detroit Loren Hunt New York State Bert Spence Dorothy Lansing Bessie Collins Ann Arbor Street Walter Towler Herbert Bishop Ridgeway C. J. Pentecost Carol Jo Donald Shurtz Louis Winkle Harold Gross Dexter Tri-County Sportsman’s League Polar Bear Casino Donald Leidheiser Karen George Leidheiser Vermillion Ohio Arthur Hanson Carney Jensons Leo Jenson Harl. O'Neill Lucille Spindler Hull House Mark Thayer Diane Lenny Tilford Gordon Bottimer Mr. Bottimer Dale Fosdick Wayne Ripley Manufacturing Company Croswell Theodore Stimpson Sal Ivy Haselswendt Chelsea Sally Ardis Heininger Milan St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Grand Rapids Max Fosdick Delmar Schrater Hugh Austin Cecil Davenport Everett Esch Fort Worth Texas H. L. Engel Melita Hertier Otto Gall Julius Marion Albert Hoeft Albert Bredernitz Hildegarde Krause Heumann Nazareth Lutheran Church Women’s League Oct. Ltd Geraldine Tower Charles Tower Pfe Milton Haberer, Jr Milton Haberer Louise Tower Betty Connell Mary Ellen Kendall Donald Brown Wendell Teaver Ronald Tower Little Noreen Tower Jimmey Houk League Ronald Teewer Mikton Haberer Chicago Edwin Hering Hilla Henne Fred Aprill Mary Morgen Lulu Davenport Ona LeBaron Kendall Wayne Otto Tuesday Pic Fort Benning

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Welccome United States War Bonds Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Carter Scale Books American Legion Ben Uphaus Lockwood Funeral Home Lon Chaney, Jr Dick Foran Roy 'Rogers Smiley Burnette Hobby Horse John Garfield Harry Carey AIR Force Plus John Carroll Susan Hayward James Eilison Jane Wyatt Army Surgeon News and Women In Blue Central Dead Stock CO Martin Schaible Luetta Wurster Helen Hart Joan Prof. McClusky A. C. Lange General Insurance America Morton Poultry Farm Saline, Mich Northrup, King & Co Lumber Yard
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