Michigan Mirror reports heated Mackinac Island politics and tax woes
The Michigan Mirror notes Democratic and Republican state committees molding policies behind the scenes while reporting from a Mackinac Island conference where pro Truman sentiment is voiced. It cites vice president Barkley on Truman and tax and deficit figures for Michigan as of June 30 1951, including a rising deficit from prior years.
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Mackinac Island
Truman
Barkley
Acheson
Noon
Harry Truman
United Nations
League of Nations
Veep
Arthur Summerfield
Michigan
Gov. Williams
Summerfield
Washington
U. S
California
Illinois
New York
Ohio
Michigan finances show surplus and rising local payments
The report notes a $33 million general fund surplus and 1950 51 operating expenses of about 2475 3 million, largely due to higher payments to local governments. It also covers seed zones for red pine and white spruce, sausage and hamburger adulteration cases, deer hunting plans, a new ferry icebreaker, and polio and education issues.
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General Fund
Robert F. Steadman
Conservation Department
Michigan
State Department of Agriculture
S.S
Straits
Michigan Education Association
MEA
Livingston County
Celebrities to Highlight Michigan State Fair Opening
The Michigan State Fair opens Friday for ten days featuring Bob Hope headlining Coliseum shows with day and night performances. Gov Luther Youngdahl will speak at the Sunrise Church Service on Sept 2 at 8 am on the Fairgrounds, with free admission to the service. The event also includes the Detroit Police Concert Band and Hines Choreau Choir along with Rosa Page Welch.
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Bob Hope
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
Fairgrounds
Detroit Council of Churches
Edgar DeWitt Jones
Central Woodward Christian Church
Detroit Police
Hines Choreau
Chicago
Rosa Page Welch
Signals of patrols and shortages in 1920s industry
Reports discuss hunting signs and plans to patrol lands. From Washington notes a new car shortage looms. Detroit cites a modest rise in production with no shortage expected. Lan sing sees 2,675 workers striking across Kold-Holding and Reo Motors losing 190000 dollars weekly in salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Lansing
Kold-Hold Manufacturing Company
Reo Motors, Inc
Moody Day In The Life Of A Senator Roleplay
Ball praises Moody's workload detailing three radio transcripts for 21 Michigan stations at WJR Detroit. The account mentions Pageant magazine reporter meetings, a bean grower from Michigan, CBS TV equipment for price bill debate, Crosby support, and a Voice of America cut effort. The author notes the day ends with a 9 pm column deadline.
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Michigan
WJR
Detroit
Pageant Magazine
Michigan Bean Growers
CBS
Crosby
Voice of America
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