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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1950

Page

3

Weekend Socials Reach Across Clinton and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Edwin Finkbeiner and family hosted visitors from Clinton Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis and families. Numerous gatherings occurred over the weekend with residents from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Manchester Dryden and Detroit attending events at local homes.

Edwin Finkbeiner Charles Curtis Clinton al Spring Paul Meader Ann Arbor Glenn Barnes Erwin Wild Fred Schultz Jerry Royal Oak Irene Schultz Huntington Woods William Schultz Harold Hieber Luinda Buster Chase Mt. Morris Erwin Feldkamp Paul Daschner Ypsilanti Vearl Widmayer Manchester Marlene Nissley Florine Wild Minnie Plathe Dryden University Hospital Ernie Sepulveda Sue Ruby Gaines Andrew Homick Detroit Gordon Howard Schrader John Bivins Lloyd Kubly David Bivins

Registration Notice for Washtenaw Township Election

Registration notice for the general election to be held November 7 1950 in York Township Washtenaw County Michigan listing registration days September 30 October 7 October 14 1950 at York Township hall 89 West Main Street and the last day October 13 1950 from 8 am to 8 pm for eligible residents to register to vote. The notice names George Steidle as clerk.

York Washtenaw State of Michigan Michigan York Township Hall W. Main St George Steidle

Detroit Reoccupied by American Troops Under McArthur

Eye witness account notes Detroit fell back to American control on September 29 1813 as Brigadier General Duncan McArthur led troops to reclaim the town from British occupation since August 16 1812. Citizens rejoiced tears of joy as the Stars and Stripes again flew over Detroit.

Michigan Historical Collections University of Michigan Detroit Duncan McArthur

American Victory at Lake Erie and Detroit Retreat

General William Henry Harrison moves troops across the river after British forces abandon Fort Malden and Detroit following Oliver Hazard Perry's decisive victory on Lake Erie. Perry transfers to the Niagara and the U S advances from Sandusky Bay to Sandwich and Detroit to quell Indian pillage and restore control.

Derth Detroit William Henry Harrison Henry Procter Fort Malden Amherstburg Lake Erie Procter Fort Erie Niagara Falls York Oliver H. Perry Robert H. Barclay Middle Sister Island Perry Lawrence Niagara Upper Lakes Harrison Sandusky Bay Sandwich McArthur

Metals in flakes used as pigment in paint

Metals such as copper and aluminum are stamped into thin flakes to serve as pigments in paint. The flakes provide color and mechanical effects, resist moisture, and help seal in stains to prevent bleed into subsequent coats of different color.

Railroads to spend 870 million in 1950 capex

Preliminary estimates indicate Class I railroads will invest about 870 million dollars in 1950 for new cars and locomotives and other purposes, down nearly 31 percent from 1949.

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