Child Study Club Plans Halloween Party for Saline School
The Child Study Club leads Halloween festivities at Saline Elementary today with a pumpkin carving contest chaired by Mrs. Howard Hill. Each class selects three participants, judged in the All Purpose room with teachers and club members as judges. High school events feature dancing, acts, and refreshments under Mrs. Dwight Reynolds. chaperones include multiple area families. The piece also notes Rochester’s Museum of Arts and Sciences as a key regional museum and reports ice depth measurements of 9 750 feet in Antarctica.
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Saline
Child Study Club
Howard Hill
Howard Hil
Gordon
Esch
Edward Fischer
Elmer Houghton
Walford Larsen
Art Katerjohn
Jan Losee
Ypsilanti
Dwight Reynolds
Reynolds
Arthur Katerjohn
Arthur Moehn
Paul Woods
Elvin Armbruster
Europe to Need American Grain in 1957 58
The Agriculture Department forecasts higher European demand for U S feed grains in the 1957 58 marketing season. Exports of corn barley sorghums and oats are expected to rise above 6 8 million tons of 1956 57 while U S carryovers set records in storage.
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Agriculture Department
Federal
U. S
Europe
Foreign Agriculture Service
Beason
Department
U.S
Democrats praise Michigan industry and Williams record
Senator John B. Swainson told Washtenaw County Democrats that between 1952 and 1956 Michigan added 104 new industries despite a Republican tax mix and that Governor Williams expanded industrial jobs. He cited a Cushman committee, a Washington task force, retraining programs, and a state highway plan as pro business. The meeting adopted a memorial for Saline activist Fred Arend.
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Michigan
John B. Swainson
Eighteenth
Washtenaw County
Democratic Committee
Swainson
Estabrook School
Ypsilanti
Williams
Washington
Cushman Committee
Mackie
Public Instruction Regents and World Facts Noted
Public Instruction official Paul L Adams and Regents Eu gene Power of the University of Michigan are listed. The text cites that 1956 US total damages from all accidents would have funded one million new homes at 10 500 each. It notes Coolidge sometimes used the initial 3 but had no middle name Mwami tribesmen in the Belgian Congo tower nearly 7 feet. The Batwa neighbors stand about 41 percent feet. Broiled chicken on buttered toast is described. The Arctic tern nests in the Arctic and migrates 11 000 miles to Antarctica. Witch hazel bark was used medicinally by Indians centuries ago. Gary Indiana once banned boarding a streetcar for four hours after garlic.
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United States
1958 Ford Debuts Major Styling Changes Across Line
Ford announces the 1958 car line with extensive styling and engineering changes including a new automatic transmission and optional air suspension. Twenty one models on two wheel bases showcase sculptured metal styling, a wraparound bumper, jet intake grille, dual headlights, Power Flow hood, new roof with seven flutes, and distinctive V shaped trunk with twin oval taillights.
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Ford
J. O. Wright
Ford Motor Company
Ford Division
Wright
Single five room district house for sale
Late classified notice offers a five room district house with full basement and gas heat at 226 Spink Street Joseph Blaze contact L 10 31. Also includes a kitchen frosting tip and bean preparation note for finger food.
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Spink Gi
Joseph Blaze
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Museum of Arts and Sciences
Rochester
Antartic
Harrison TV
Harrison
Zenith
Ieee
Washtenaw County Democratic Committee
Fred Arend
Arend
Francis L. O’brien
Ann Arbor
Lynn M. Bartlett
Campbell
Pink
Mackinac Bridge
Ann Arbor ‘Saline
HULL
Public Instruction
Paul L. Adams
Sault Sue. Marie
University of Michigan
Eugene Power
Calvin Coolidge
Belgian -Congo
Arctic
Antarctic
Gary
Ind
Claude Carrico
Textile Fd
Saline Ann Axbar Ra
Ronald Trachet
Carrico
Aecorn Field
By Johnny
Cuick
Michigan Ave
Revelings Drug Store
Ford Squire
Hunter
Erese
Doug
Doug Gregory
Hallowe’en
Apple Kitchen
Walker’s Quality Bakery
Spe
Cial
and Sea Foods
Marty
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