Farmers press for delay and changes in Michigan Workmen’s Comp Act
Michigan farmers face a costly, unworkable compulsory Workmen’s Compensation Act. Farm leaders urge the Legislature to delay the May 1, 1965 start and tailor rates by hazards and family farm practices. They seek coverage limits for seasonal help and clarification on farm family roles while reducing proposed premiums. Nearby social notes mention a series of local visits and gatherings.
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Michigan
Michigan Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Lansing
Willoughby family guest visits and calls noted
A sequence of social visits is recorded as Mrs. Elton Willoughby, Mrs. Ethel Ferris and grandson Larry visited Maude Willoughby. Band of Sumner joined by Howard Guthrie, Mrs. Russell Brookens and Ricky called on Maude Willoughby Wednesday. Further calls were made by Mrs. James Willoughby Corinne and Karen on the Gale Willoughbys Saturday. Jess Willoughby visited the Otto Loomis family Sunday morning and Jesse Willoughby and Patty joined James Willoughby and family Sunday afternoon.
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Howard Guthries
Art Evitts
Ithaca
Charles Cobb
Howell
Roy Deming
John Gott
Ann Arbor
Will Shipley
Rolland Brookens and Lyle
Lansing
Joe Browns
Elton Willoughby
Gale Willoughby
Jesse Willoughby
Bonnie
Jesse Thompson
Alma
Ginger
Delma Moore
Ethel Ferris
Larry
Band
Sumner
Maude Willoughby
Howard Guthrie
Russell Brookens
Ricky
James Willoughby
Corinne
Karen
Gale
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