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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

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Improvement in labor relations praised at Saline Rotary

Hoyt Willson of Ford Mur gang spoke at the Saline Rotary dinner about supervisory training programs in 18 area plants over two years. He cited better worker management ties, noting foremen who once did not know their workers now see improved communication and loyalty. Visitors included Nick Miller and others from Milan, Flint, and a Brazil fact closing the report.

Hoyt Willson van Ave Saline Rnder Ford Mur Gang Saline Totel Willson Ford Motor Company Nick Miller William A. Johnson Leon Vedder Milan I. H. Ecker Flint

Missionary From China Seeks Saline During Festival

Miss Betty Jane Howell, a returning missionary from China, will speak at St. Paul’s Saline next Sunday. She will address worship at 10 a.m. and an 8 p.m. evening service, sharing experiences and displayed articles. Visitors from nearby churches expected to attend.

Jane Howell St. Paul’s St. Paul’s Church Betty Jane Howell China Howell New Lebanon Ohio Evangelical and Reformed Church Miss Howell

Pirating of teachers undercuts Saline schools

The Observer questions if teacher poaching is widespread in Michigan, citing Saline's summer cases. It argues contracts lure staff away, urges a state halt, and calls for a cease-hiring rule to end what it terms un-American piracy of educators.

Michigan Saline William Jakab Salime Jakad Detroit Grand Rapids America State Board of Education G. L. Tiller Ann Arbor State Superintendent of Public Instruction Lansing Mich

Rural Washtenaw Schools Fail To Reopen This Year

Most Washtenaw county rural schools opened after Labor Day with 120 operating normally while 27 remain closed due to very small student bodies. Pupils from closed schools transfer to nearby rural or village schools. Forty five rural schools welcome new or reassigned teachers as 31 of 148 rural instructors are new or moved within the county. A Preliminary Institute for rural teachers will meet at the Ann Arbor courthouse from 9 to 12 to discuss plans for the new school year.

Washtenaw County Fritz and Stone Court House Ann Arbor

New Officers of Legion Auxiliary Chosen

At the annual Amercan Legion Auxiliary meeting held at Mrs. Lloyd Dell’s home on Aug 28, officers were chosen for the coming year. President Mrs Walter Mac Arthur, First Vice President Mrs Loren Hunt, Second Vice President Mrs Arthur O Neill, Secretary Mrs Norman Pfitzenmaier, Treasurer Mrs Ralph Hunt, Historian Mrs Archie Lawrence, Chaplain Mrs Orphan Birkle, and Serjeant at Arms Mrs Andrew Hartman.

Amercan Legion Auxiliary Lloyd Dell Walter MacArthur Loren Hunt Arthur O'Neill Norman Pfitzenmaier Ralph Hunt Archie Lawrence Orphan Birkle Andrew Hartman

Japanese American Heroism Noted for 442nd Actions

Joseph M. Noda of Saline and the 2nd Battalion 442nd Combat Team earned the Distinguished Unit Citation for three battles in Italy and France. The unit silenced enemy machine guns, seized equipment, and captured 125 Germans in one action, while another operation thwarted a major German threat and enabled Fifth Army advances.

Joseph M. Noda Sana Noda Italy France Alsace Germany 8Th ‘Marne 45Th “Thunderbird 442Nd Seventh Army James M. Hanley Manda North Dakota Ligurian Sea Fifth Army Massa Carrara

OPA Calls Women To Do Battle Against Inflation

OPA urges housewives to aid price control by reporting overcharges using Anti-Inflation Shopping Lists to local boards starting Sept. 4 1945. W E Fitzgerald district director explains measures to curb inflation following World War II and asks consumer watchdogs to spot price abuses and help prosecutions.

W. E. Fitzgerald OPA Fitzgerald

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