Brower urges U S to adopt world sales approach
Charles H Brower chairman of Batten Dunn Brower says America must sell itself to the world using same methods that popularized Corn Flakes He urges a Washington sales convention to promote freedom as Americas premier commodity and to counter Soviet lies that threaten the free press and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
Charles H. Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc
Economic Club of
Detroit
Brower
Washington
Department of World Affairs
State Department
America
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Moscow
Communist Party
Mr. Brower
Tragic airliner death spotlights military air travel policy
The death of 70 Army recruits in a flaming liner near Richmond prompts scrutiny of Defense Department objections to military use of commercial air transport. Investigations imply taxpayers paid millions for such transport last year as service pilots accrued time unused for duty.
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Richmond
Defense Department
Tribute To Thurber Ends A Lively Career Of James Thurber
Obituary notes James Thurber from Columbus Ohio, famed for wit in Men Women and Dogs and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. He lost an eye to an arrow in youth and became completely blind, yet his influence spanned memoirs reports satires and cinema.
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James Thurber
Thurber
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Mitty
Our Blessing Of Abundance Thanksgiving Appeal by CARE
Our Blessing Of Abundance notes the contrast between U S farm abundance and world hunger. CARE Food Crusade uses donations to provide 25 pound food packages in 17 countries, sending personal gifts with donor names. Send holiday contributions to CARE Food Crusade Detroit Michigan.
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United States
CARE
Food Crusade
U. S
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Middle East
America
Care Food Crusade
Detroit
Michigan
Michigan officials push reading gains and license plate refunds
Michigan officials address public comprehension over speed reading while noting reflectorized license plates confusion. Secretary Hare explains refunds for 1962 plates require Lansing approvals, as the repealed 1959 law had no funding. Michigan Week 1962 plans begin with Edwin O. George as general chairman and Ontario delegation expansion on Water Wonderland outreach.
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U.S
Kennedy
Michigan
James M. Hare
Hare
Lansing
Shepherd Briefs and Visits Throughout Local Family Network
Rural Weidman hosts Mr. and Mrs. Milford Vogel and family for Sunday dinner with Mrs. Max Rhode. Mason visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Rhode and family, called on the Rhodes Saturday. Sherrie Childers outdoor feeders draw fox squirrels admired by locals. Sherlie Childers visited her Lansing niece Mrs. Nadine Reed and family on Sunday. Mrs. Okla Baughman visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diver biss and family. Alice Beverline joined siblings to Wheeling for B. L. Sellers funeral and returned home Sunday. J. F. Southard and spouse depart for winter Florida home November 14. Arch Rensberger of Winn visited Grant Curtiss last week.
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Milford Vogel
Weidman
Max Rhode
Ferdinand Rhode
Mason
Sherrie Childers
Sherlie Childers
Nadine Reed
Lansing
Okla Baughman
Robert Diverbiss
Alice Beverline
Byron Sellers
Ann Arbor
Wheeling
West Virginia
B. L. Sellers
Shepherd
Sellers
J. F. Southard
Florida
Arch Rensberger
Winn
Grant Curtiss
Michigan Highway Official Urges Beautified Safe Roads
State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie urged highway officials to preserve natural beauty in new roads. He called modern divided highways safer and more pleasant, noting scenic corridors can ease driving and reduce maintenance costs.
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United States
John C. Mackie
Mackie
Michigan
Hungerford Beebe Marriage Vows Said in Midland
Miss Joan Hungerford and James Beebe united in marriage November 5 at the Church of God in Midland in a double ring ceremony attended by immediate families. A reception followed November 10 at Porter Hall with a five tier cake for about two hundred. The couple left for Texas where the groom is stationed. Relatives from Shepherd Mt Pleasant and Riverdale attended.
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Joan K. Hungerford
Clarence Hungerford
Breckenridge
Shepherd
James Beebe
Clarence Beebe
Midland
Church of God In
Porter Hall
Beebe
Texas
Arn Hungerford
Blanche Perrine
Albert Guild
Nancy
Basil Barnes
Donna
Ted Jones
Elias Hungerford
Mt. Pleasant
Riverdale
Wheat Growers Urged To Get Facts On Stabilization Program
Ernest Irwin, chairman of Isabella County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, says the 1962 Wheat Stabilization Program should be studied by all growers. He notes soft red winter wheat is in a better market position due to government export subsidies, with about one fifth of its production exported in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Irwin
Isabella County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Birthday Parties and Wheat News From Shepherd Area
A series of birthday celebrations honors local residents including George Feltman, Lenis Moeggenborg, and Mrs. R S McClinton with cake, gifts, and photos. In agriculture news, 1961 soft red winter wheat production is projected at 198 million bushels, with large exports and a growing carryover. the Wheat Stabilization Program offers payments for conservation, price support, and acreage history protection.
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Josephine Lilly
William Bush
Elwell
VFW Auxiliary Inspect Tuesday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary VFW will hold their yearly inspection next Tuesday evening November 21 at 8 p m. Members should attend and wear uniforms. Mrs Evelyn Fraser district president will be inspection officer. Show plans for January 25 at the high school gym will be discussed. Mrs Arlene Stevens chairs the show. Progress in the Good Neighbor contest will be reported. Bring letters and cards for neighbors. Refreshments will be served. attendees bring sandwiches.
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V.f.w
Evelyn Fraser
Arlene Stevens
Michigan Police system誉 as excellent model for accident reports
The National Safety Council praises Michigan State Police cooperative city program for developing strong traffic accident reporting. The council notes better city and state systems improve national data. Commissioner Joseph A. Childs credits Sheriff and local police departments for the program’s success. Michigan police also earned the council’s twelfth annual award for accident records maintenance.
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Michigan
National Safety Council
Council
Joseph A. Childs
The
Safety Council
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A. C. Grim
Reader’s Digest
Edwin O. George
Ontario
Shepherd Briefs
Hungerford - Beebe
George Feltman
Arnold Feltman
Virgil Bott
Cellie
Michael
Shirley Monroe
Coleman
Bill Muller
George
Mrs
Shepherd and
Forest Hill
R. S. McClinton
Alma
Iva Childs
Jack Bailey
Charles Zook
Gene Gillan
Mr. Zook
Great Plains
VFW
Shepherd Argus
Isabella County
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
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