Friday Night Bowling League Tops and Ties Darken
Burkharts slip from first to third as Franks Texaco Service advances to sole lead by half a point over Havilands. The weekly report notes highs by R D Jenkins and Winkle, 221 games, a 607 series by Koernke, and Texaco Service top team marks. Deer hunting dates prompt two NHS matches to be bowled early.
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Burkharts
Havilands
Burkhharts
Franks Texaco Service
Gilberts
Board of Directors
R. D
Jenkins
Jack Winkle
Jack
Koernke
R &B
Tool
Burdick
Winkle
Texaco Service
Saline Dairy
Hulls Grocery
Wilmac Co
Georges Tavern
Franks Texaco
W. Steiner
Cline
Hunt
K. Jeppesen
A. Armbruster
Roberts
Etherton
Woodward
Albertson
Teachout
L. Armbruster
Buck Burkhart
Beasley Belle
Mike Wilson
Saline
Hutz
Local Briefs Distant Relatives Visit Across Smaller Towns
Mr and Mrs Bliss Curtiss and children visited Tracy Knapp in Milan. C A Curtiss and Miss Decker stayed with Gerald Curtiss and Mrs Biery in Lansing. Armine West phal and family visited Clarence Fitz. Wendell Degenhart and baby spent a week with relatives in Illinois. Richard Hoag of New Bern NC on a twelve day furlough with the Robert family.
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Bliss Curtiss
Carl
Mary
Tracy Knapp
Milan
C. A. Curtiss
Josephine Decker
Gerald Curtiss
A. K. Biery
Lansing
Armine Westphal
Dundee
Clarence Fitz
Wendell Degenhart
Baby
Ilinois
General Election Notice for Saline Township Michigan 1952
Notice to qualified electors that a General Election will be held at Polar Bear Hall on U S 112 in Saline Township Michigan on Tuesday November 4 1952. Voters elect national and state officers including president governor secretary of state attorney general state treasurer auditor general and others as well as US senator two terms congressional representative state legislative officials county offices and local officers.
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Saline
Michigan
Polar Bear Hall
U. S
United States States
United States
Congress
Non-Partisan Election for Michigan Officers and Amendments
Notice informs voters of a non partisan election to elect Michigan Supreme Court Justice Probate Judge Circuit Court Commissioners and to vote on amendments including search and seizure reform decennial reapportionment of the legislature and senatorial districting. Polls open 7 am close 8 pm per election law and township clerk Micah Robison issues the notice.
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Justice of the Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Michigan
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
State Board of
Revolving Door of Democratic Scandals in Campaign Defense
The piece condemns Democratic defenses for Truman era corruption, arguing GOP exposure shows a rot desiring public trust. It links Stevenson to machine politics, cites top echelon graft in RFC, tax, grain, and tanker deals, and claims ongoing cover up by officials and press.
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Truian
Harding
Truman
Stevenson
Lefauver
Pendergast
Kansas City
Arvey
Chicago
Big City
Newbold Morris
McGrath
Morris
McGranery
Caudle
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ALGER
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Republican State National Journal
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