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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
2
Thousands of Nazis at the Nuremberg rally applauded Hitler as he proclaimed Germany’s armament and demand for restoration of prewar colonies within four years. He warned against Bolshevism and Jewry while criticizing world leaders and urging national unity.
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska seeks re election despite plans to retire. A Norris petition gathered over forty thousand supporters though only a thousand signatures were required. He is seventy five. Democratic chairman Farley called the filing very happy.
RS. Beryl Markham, the first woman to pilot solo from east to west across the North Atlantic, departed London for New York but ran low on fuel and ditched her small meroplane at Baleine Cove near Louisburg Nova Scotia.
A digest of short items from Michigan towns includes a 15 year old Marshall boy winning first prize with a runt pig at the Calhoun County fair. Durand reports a bull injuring a man, who was saved by his wife. Jackson notes a 30 day inmate examination replacing a 14 day quarantine at the state prison. Newport mentions a Holstein cow mothering triplets after eight years and several twins. Lansing flags a statewide campaign against short measure pumps at stations and a 10 percent rise in ice cream consumption. Iron River covers sheep moves from South Dakota to a Michigan ranch by train. Cadillac reports telephones in park trailer coaches. Mulliken notes dismantling a Methodist church with artifacts sent to China and other churches. Jackson recalls 1875 wife sale lore from old records. John Thompson of Napoleon buys a wife under a quirky tale. Mr. Clemens announces Selfridge Field reorganization affecting many officers and troops. Mason tests brine versus calcium chloride for road dust control across multiple counties. Grand Rapids describes a bold 800 suit theft from a store. Grindstone City gains a noted historical remark about its future. Detroit reports rising malaria cases amid travel to the South. Iron River notes a federal Basswood settlement project abandonment. Battle Creek mentions defacing currency with no legal action against a candidate. Ann Arbor honors Dr. Albert Hyma as Knight of Orange-Nassau. Vestaburg reports M-46 relocation work and belt-highway improvements. Hastings recounts lightning killing livestock but sparing a missing lamb. Lansing notes a decline in Michigan farm mortgage debt and a planned aerial fire patrol plane. Alpena details lightning killing livestock but sparing children. Lansing outlines long term highway upgrades from Lansing to Detroit including near Farmington.
The Department of Commerce World Economic Review argues that large deficits funded wages and interest, with corporate payrolls and dividends sustaining the economy. It notes that without corporate reserves, unemployment and retail weakness would have been worse, and warns the new surplus tax may curb growth and small firms’ expansion.
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