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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
4
An official notice lists dates and locations for registration events in Milan on Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 5 and Oct 6 1956 at Bill's Radio Lab and 89 W Main St. It states only an actual resident at registration may be entered in the registration book and be entitled to vote if remaining a resident.
Electors unable to personally register due to disability or absence may register before an election by obtaining duplicate registration cards from the local clerk, completing the registration affidavit before a notary or authorized officer, and returning the cards by registration close. The officer must sign and cite their title on the oath line.
The inspectors of election shall not receive the vote of any person whose name is not registered in the registration book of the township ward or precinct at any election or primary election in this state or its districts counties townships cities or villages.
Any registered elector may transfer registration when moving within the township city or village by signed request to the Clerk or in person. The Clerk updates the address and precinct on registration cards and files the old card. Transfers are not allowed within 30 days of an election unless the 30th day is a weekend or holiday.
Electors who moved within the same township city or village can apply for a registration transfer on any election or primary day by signing a transfer request. The election inspector checks signatures and, if matching, allows voting in the new precinct for that election. The township city or village clerk then completes the transfer and street name changes require no reregistration.
The producer Steve Carlin counters a circulating claim that Mrs. Ofra Bikel was paid $20,000 to quit The Big Surprise noting she took a $20,000 winnings advance after illness and the policy allowed exceptions. Elvis Presley receives varied public reaction. teachers recall his youth and Red West shares views on his athletic and social life.
Elvis Presley, a big shopper at Lansky Brothers in Memphis, recalls buying outfits while noting fans’ zeal. The piece also recounts Gleason’s shift from Ralph Kramden to new roles and CBS TV fashion hunts, including Mrs. Leslie Hall’s search for props and a plumber who redesigned his ad to say We Plumb for the Stars.
Jackie Gleason defends his live show staying the same while Perry Como cuts into his audience. He cites Honeymooners filmed last season beating Como 26 of 37 shows and claims press and sponsor talk misrepresented the situation. He says the sponsor did not request the change.
The Agriculture Department plans a special plentiful foods program in October to reduce the heavy cheese stockpiles. American cheese in warehouses stood at 516 million pounds on August 1, about 124 million above the year’s average, a sign of oversupply and a driver for a favorable buying period for coastal buyers next month. An Iowa State College scientist predicts hybrid sorghums will largely replace standard varieties within two to three years, noting seed production in Iowa could be ample by 1958 and yields of 50 to 70 bushels per acre are possible, far above the U.S. average of 17.
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