Probate Court Sets October Deadline For Claims In Wahl Estate
At a Saline County session of the probate court in Ann Arbor on August 18 1948 Judge Jay G Pray ordered creditors of John Wahl deceased to present claims by October 25 1948 at ten in the fore noon. Public notice of the order is to be published for three successive weeks in the Saline Observer.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
John J. Steen
Margaret C. Nolan
Francis L. O’brien
Saline
John Wahl
Saline Observer
Real Estate Listings A. C. Lange Real Estate
Seven room modern full basement oil furnace large lot two rooms and bath not complete on one acre immediate posession $1 000 down four family income well located terms well located lot with sewer and water with large building can be remodeled into a nice house well located business property on Michigan Ave Lots Well Located Restricted large residence lots also business lots on Michigan Ave Building sites from one to three acres Several good farms A C Lange Real Estate Insurance
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A. C. Lange Real Estate
Judge Payne Seeks Washtenaw Probate Judge Post
Judge Jay H. Payne announces candidacy for Washtenaw County Probate Judge. He cites more than twenty two years as a lawyer and judge and pledges to strengthen the juvenile division so all citizens may take pride. He asks for votes and support in the upcoming primary election.
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Washtenaw County
Jay H. Payne
Three Thousand Years Of OPA Failure Speech Analysis
The Congress record reprints a speech criticizing wartime price and wage controls. It condemns government regulation as creating a police state in peacetime and warns that continued OPA control would have worsened the black market and economic instability. The text advocates letting prices and wages find natural levels through supply and demand.
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Congressional Record
O.P.A
OPA
First Knights of Labor Founded After Civil War
The Knights of Labor, America's first national labor organization, formed after the Civil War by Pennsylvania figures Uriah S. Stephens and Terence V. Powderly.
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America
The
Knights of Labor
Uriah S. Stevens
Terrence V Powderly
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