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Wayne Struble, C.A.P. pilot, April 1942

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Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1942
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ASSIGNED TO INSTRUCTOR TRAINING SCHOOL: Wayne Struble (above), 221 E. Ann St., student at the Ann Arbor Flying Service and holder of a commercial pilot's license, has been assigned to report to a government training school for prospective Army air corps instructors at Evansville, Ind., Monday.

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1942
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April
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Gene Gladstone Talks with Walter E. Krasny About Peace March, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1969
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Peace Marchers To Get Police Escort. Gene Gladstone (left), coordinator for the anti-war New Mobilization movement, talks with Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter E. Krasny about plans for a peace march from the Michigan Stadium to the University Diagonal on Saturday. Krasny told Gladstone that the police department will provide an escort for the marchers, keeping a lane on Green, Hoover and S. State St. open for the movement of traffic. The march will culminate in a rally on the Diagonal.

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1969
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September
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DAR Members Display Antiques, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1969
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Members of the Sarah Caswell Angell chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) gathered for their first fall meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. William A. Gracie Jr. As well as welcoming prospective members, the group displayed family possessions dating back more than a century. Holding exhibit pieces are (from left): Mrs. Arlen Hellwarth, regent; Mrs. Gracie, and Mrs. Thomas J. DeKornfeld, recording secretary.

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1969
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September
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Ypsilanti Holds Drive for Hurricane Camille Victims, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 14, 1969
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From Ypsilanti To Mississippi. Erich Schwangel (right) of Ypsilanti, who led a drive to collect money for Hurricane Camille victims, presents a check for $1,460 to Ypsilanti Mayor Timothy Dyer (center) and Harold Lounsberry, Co-op coordinator at Ypsilanti High School. Some of the students who helped in the drive are in the background. The check will go to Mayor J. J. Whitman of Pass Christian, Miss., one of the cities hit hard by the hurricane.

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1969
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September
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Gifts to Elementary Schools Given in Honor of Dina Kahn, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1969
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Memorial Gifts Honor Mrs. Kahn. Following an assembly at Haisley Elementary School at which the Dina Kahn Memorial gifts were presented, pupils, from left, Vic Turner, Trish McGovern, David Storer and Bill French look at the book "The Color of Man." With them is memorial committee chairman William De St. Aubin. The book, and a filmstrip entitled "The Meaning of Democracy." will be presented to each elementary school in the city. The memorial honors the late Mrs. Reuben Kahn and her work in promoting brotherhood. Mrs. Kahn for many years made visits to local schools.

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1969
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September
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Jaycees Donate to Washtenaw Association for Retarded Children, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 25, 1969
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Here's Money For Center. Ann Arbor Jaycee Mike O'Neill (right) presents check to Norman Quackenboss (left), executive director of the Washtenaw Association for Retarded Children. The money will help WARC's Adult Activities Center to continue operations. Observing the presentation are Jaycee Ray Charett (second from left) and Tom Niswonger, Jaycee president. The check was presented this morning.

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1969
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September
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Ready For Soapbox Derby Race, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 14, 1969
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"These seven area boys are among 90 youths whose cars survived inspection and trial runs at Lawton School last Saturday to qualify for the Soapbox Derby. The Derby will be held this Saturday at 1:30 pm on Saline Rd. between Scio Church Rd. and Stadium Blvd. at left (front to back) Bernard King-Smith, Jay Marsh, Phil Rupp; at right (front to back) Scott Peden, Jerry Jackson, Darrel Sutfin, and Hunter Raiford."

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1969
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July
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Girls Compete In Croquet Tourney, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 12, 1969
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"Girls gathered yesterday on the grounds of the Zion Lutheran Church for all-city croquet tournament sponsored by the Ann Arbor Recreation Department. Singles and doubles horseshoe tournaments also were held for boys. Area youngsters between the ages of 7 and 15 from the West Side and East Side Parks leagues participated in the events."

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1969
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July
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Helping Mom at Letter-Answering Time, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1969
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Letter-Answering Time - News Special Writer Judith Hartzell is busy these days, answering letters about her adoption column. The letters are from interested people throughout the country. She's getting "help" from her children, Andrew, 3, and Elizabeth, 18 months.

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1969
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July
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Protest Posted On Sign, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 12, 1969
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"A few years ago this billboard on W. Stadium was one of the main causes of the discussion in City Council which led to Ann Arbor's sign ordinance. But enforcement of that ordinance has been delayed in the courts, and Ann Arbor billboards, together with many signs which would be non- confirming under the ordinance, still stand. This morning a canvas drape as shown, appeared across the board, apparently in protest against the slowness of the legal process and the continued existence of the signs."

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1969
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July
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'The Wonderful Tang', July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1969
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"Five of the "Strolling Players" who will give their opening performance of the summer Friday at the Ann Arbor Street Fair pose in costume for photographer. They are (from left) Susannah Juni, Pam Koste, Eric Van Valkenburrg, Amy Bernstein and Rick Van Valkenburg. The group will present 'The Wonderful Tang' - Chinese play- at various outdoor locations throughout the summer. The "Strolling Players" were founded last summer."

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1969
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July
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David Ference With Abandoned Chicks , July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1969
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A gerbil (left) makes a good pet because it's small and, unlike most members of the rodent family, stays awake during the day. Its owners, Christian, 7, and Douglas, 6, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hesseltine of Starwick Drive. The baby chicks (picture at right) [this photo] of David Ference, abandoned after hatching, are convinced that he is their mother. David is the son of Mrs. Cecelia Ference of Salie. Mrs. Ference and her son have made their country home a recreation center with different kinds of animals and a Tom Sawyer atmosphere.

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1969
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July
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"Children And Their Pets: An All-American Combination"

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Electronic Magnet Used in Search, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1969
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"Michigan State Police Sgt. William Carter (wearing cap, center), head of a skindiving team, adjusts shoulder strap on an electronic magnet for Detective Kenneth Taylor of the State Police post at Ypsilanti. The magnet was used in the search yesterday for a .22 caliber gin which police say killed Margaret Ann Phillips. State Police District Commander Capt. Walter Stevens (white shirt, right) and a member of the state Crime Laboratory assist in the Huron River search."

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1969
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July
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'Seeking Legal Aid', July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1969
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More than 1,200 persons passed through this door last year in search of legal assistance. The Washtenaw County Legal Aid Society, Inc., now little more than two years old, handled about 1,300 cases for the poor during the past year. Volunteers from all segments of society, assisting with some staff operations, have helped make this possible.

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1969
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July
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Classes For Seniors, August 1969

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Ann Arbor News, August 13, 1969
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These Ann Arbor senior citizens learned about the art of jewelry-making this summer at the renovated Burns Park Barn. The class was sponsored by the Ann Arbor Recreation Department. The department hopes to offer regular classes this fall to senior citizens on a number of interesting topics. Pictured are (from left) Emma Zemke, teacher Pearl Sellards, Fay Bileti and Jack Schwartz.

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1969
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August
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Debbie Muse, Sharp Scorer in Women's Golf, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 30, 1969
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"Debbie Muse has been playing some pretty sharp golf this summer. She is a member of the Championship Flight of the Ann Arbor Women's Golf Tournament in addition to being the First Flight Consolation champion at the Women's Michigan Closed Championship earlier this year."

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1969
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July
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Edith LaBrasse Puts Finishing Touch on Putt, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1969
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Edith LaBrasse putts out on the 18th green at the Leslie Park Golf Course during the qualifying round of the Ann Arbor Women's Tournament. Mrs LeBrasse was the medalist with a 32-42-85 and won the Cile Cissel Memorial Trophy.

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1969
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July
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Time For Dinner, Mom, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 29, 1969
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"Eight hungry children, all sons and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Harmon, await their mother's specialty, Tuna Tetrazzini. The children are (from left to clockwise) Tracey, Mary Elizabeth, Mark, Catherine, Vivian, Sylvia, Samuel, Barbara."

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1969
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July
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Building Project Provides Photo-Art Subject, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1969
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A building construction scene takes on the quality of abstract art in this silhouette photo by News photographer Jack Stubbs. When completed, the building in the 300 block of E. Huron will be a new office facility for the Michigan Bell Telephone Co.

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1969
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July
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'Cowboys' Too Young, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 23, 1969
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"Performing some fancy foot work to a dance number called 'Buckboard Bounce' are the three Phillips brothers (left to right) Bruce, 11, Steve, 9, and Ricky, 7. The mini cowboys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Phillips of 8525 Geddes., Superior Township. The boys were blue ribbons winners in a recent 4-H talent contest but they wont be able to complete in the state 4-H show to be held in East Lansing in August because they are too young. Participants in the state show must be at least 12 years old."

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1969
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July
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Indoor Swimming, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1969
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"Michigan swimming coach Gus Stager (background) puts a group of swimmers through their paces at the Matt Mann Pool earlier in the week. Stager, Pioneer High Coach Denny Hill, and Huron High Coach Pat Wallace will hold workouts in the indoor pool until the city's three outdoor pools are all open sometime this week."

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1969
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July
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Gun Search Goes On, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 8, 1969
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"Michigan State Police skin-divers wade into the Huron River beneath the US-23 bridge near Geddes rd. in a search for the .22-caliber gun with which Margaret Ann Phillips was killed last weekend. An all-day search on Monday failed to turn up the weapon. The water search was resumed today."

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1969
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July
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Ann Arbor Police With Lost Puppy, December 1960

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Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1960
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Puppy And Friends: This shivering pup held by Police Radio Dispatcher Mrs. Mary Burke, was found wandering in sub-zero temperature this morning in front of a downtown store. Patrolman Herbert McGuire (right) brought it to headquarters and Dispatcher Mrs. Phyllis Staudenmaier (left) and Mrs. Burke took charge.

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1960
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December
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Ann Arbor Police With Lost Puppy, December 1960

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Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1960
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Puppy And Friends: This shivering pup held by Police Radio Dispatcher Mrs. Mary Burke, was found wandering in sub-zero temperature this morning in front of a downtown store. Patrolman Herbert McGuire (right) brought it to headquarters and Dispatcher Mrs. Phyllis Staudenmaier (left) and Mrs. Burke took charge.

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1960
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December
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Homeowner and Sheriff's Detective Examine Recovered Loot, November 1960

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Ann Arbor News, November 22, 1960
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Recovered Loot: Mrs. Kenneth M. Chase of 457 N. Barton Dr. and Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Chester J. Parks, jr., examine jewelry and other items stolen from the Case home in a burglary last weekend. Michael D. Pedigo, 20, of 544 N. Main St. found the jewelry, the blanket on which it is lying and other stolen items scattered just off W. Huron River Dr. near US-23 yesterday. He notified Ann Arbor Patrolman Alroy Vanderpool who was patrolling nearby. More than 90 per cent of the $800 in stolen goods was recovered.

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1960
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November
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Law Enforcement Officials Confer on the Capture of Prison Escapee, November 1960

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Ann Arbor News, November 9, 1960
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That Was The Man: Sheriff's Deputy Neul K. Schneider (right) points to a description of an escaped prison convict captured by area police yesterday. Milan Police Chief Thomas Goodridge (left) relayed information after the convict had held up and robbed Bernard Seleska (seated).

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1960
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November
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Home of Robert J. McDonough Family, August 1960

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1960
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Home Of Five Orphans: Curtains drawn and bicycles standing unused in the front yard, this is the home of the Robert J. McDonough family at 1309 Parkwood Ave. in Ypsilanti township. McDonough, his wife and their youngest child were killed Friday in a highway crash near Jackson, which injured four of the other five McDonough children. The five orphans are expected to live with relatives in Jackson following a triple funeral there tomorrow morning. Trust funds for the children, ranging from 2 to 13 years old, have been set up in Jackson and by the Ypsilanti Goodfellows.

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1960
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August
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Ann Arbor Police Officer With Bell Stolen From Michigan State University Fraternity, September 1960

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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1960
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The Copper And The Bell: Ann Arbor Patrolman Charles Fleming checks a large bell "borrowed" last summer from the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house on the Michigan State University campus. The U-M chapter of the fraternity recovered the bell from another campus group yesterday and asked police to keep it for them until it can be returned to the MSU campus this afternoon. It's no painted blue; it was green and white.

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1967
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September
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Newly Sworn-In Ann Arbor Police Chief Rolland J. "Barney" Gainsley and Retiring Chief Casper M. Enkemann, July 1960

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Ann Arbor News, July 1, 1960
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The New And The Old: Rolland J. Gainsley (left) who was sworn in this morning as the new Ann Arbor police chief, says goodbye to Casper M. Enkemann, who retired today after 30 years as a police officer.

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1960
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July
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Law Enforcement Personnel Search for Missing Man, July 1960

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Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1960
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Search Resumed: Ann Arbor Patrolman Robert Whittaker (left) and Ed Sayers, sheriff's deputy, lift two oxygen tanks which will be strapped on State Police Troopers Leo J. Heatley and Robert L. Johnston seen testing the water in rubber suits. The troopers were among five skin divers who searched unsuccessfully yesterday for the body of Thomas W. Cameron, Ann Arbor man who has been missing for six weeks.

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1960
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July
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Convicted Embezzler Mrs. Irene L. Fensch, June 1960

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Ann Arbor News, June 10, 1960
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Begins Sentence: Mrs. Irene L. Fensch, convicted embezzler, walked to the County Jail this morning to begin serving a 60-day term. Carrying his wife's suitcase here is John Fensch (left), while Probation Officer Kenneth Mulka is at the right. Entering the jail today, Mrs. Fensch maintained the same calm composure she held throughout the more than two years of her court hearings.

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1960
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June
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Huron High Cross Country Meet, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1969
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The harriers are "off and running" at the start of a South Central Conference cross country meet between Huron High and Adrian. Unfortunately the Maples won the meet, 21-35, at the Pioneer High course.

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1969
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September
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Ann Arbor Police Chief Casper M. Enkemann and Gladys C. Enkemann at Retirement Party, June 1960

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Ann Arbor News, June 20, 1960
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Chief's Reward: Mrs. Gladys C. Enkemann places a gold, engraved wristwatch on her husband, Police Chief Casper M. Enkemann. The watch was presented to the chief, who retires July 1, by officers of his department at an informal reception in the City Council chambers Saturday afternoon. A gold badge is to be given to the chief by department personnel later.

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1960
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May
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Enthusiastic About Motorcycles, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1969
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"Mrs. Joseph Kovasc stand with her husband's and her motorcycles. This was one of the their favorite pastimes before Mr. Kovasc was hospitalized of both his kidneys. Once he has recovered from the operation and has purchased a kidney machine the couple hopes to be able to take motorcycle trips again."

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1969
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July
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Ann Arbor Police Detective Lt. George L. Stauch With Stolen Car Parts, May 1960

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1960
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Car Loot: Ann Arbor Detective Lt. George Stauch examines some of the parts stolen in recent months from parked cars in the city. More than $1,000 in car parts including the top of a sports car (at left) were taken from cars by four teen-age boys. The youths' car was stopped for a traffic violation by Patrolman David Severance who became suspicious of parts which did not match their car. he brought them in.

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1960
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May
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Ann Arbor Police Discover Stolen Property Under Ferry Field, May 1960

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Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1960
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Inside Loot: This is a section of the "clubhouse" four local teen-agers built beneath the stands at Ferry Field. The bicycles seen here were stolen, as were other items found inside the "house," Ann Arbor police said.

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1960
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May
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Mrs. Helen Keppler With Spectular Garden Display, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 24, 1969
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Mrs. Helen Keppler of 2605 Whitewood demonstrates that it doesn't take 40 kinds of flowers to make a spectacular display. This solid bed of Gloriosa Daises, most of them 56 inches tall in deep shades of yellow and brown, bank the front of her Pittsfield Village home. A close up of the 5 1/2 inch diameter flower is at right. Mrs. Keppler varies the color with white shasta daisies, double purple and pink cone flower daises and yellow sunburst coreopis of the same family. These are of similar heights. Cool June temperatures keep the perennials from wilting, she says. She used no fertilizer.

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1969
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July
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Washtenaw County Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Charles F. Cook With Stolen Property, January 1960

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Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1960
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Confiscated Loot: Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Charles F. Cook holds one of several transistor radios which a group of six teen-agers stole in a year-long shoplifting spree. Other articles on the desk were also stolen by the group, detectives say.

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1960
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January
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Line to Purchase University of Michigan Football Tickets, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 5, 1969
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The 1968 Detroit Tigers had their counterpart at Michigan's IM Building today as hundreds of students, many of whom had waited through the night, lined up to purchase Michigan football tickets. Ticket distribution of student season tickets will continue Monday, Tuesday, and be completed Wednesday of next week. The first Michigan home game of the season is scheduled for Sept. 20 against Vanderbilt, an up-and-coming team from the Southeastern Conference.

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1969
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September
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La Leche League Meeting, Ypsilanti, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1969
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Mothers and babies were plentiful at Ypsilanti's Forest Street Baptist Church Saturday for a state-wide meeting of the La Leche League--a world-wide organization which was formed in 1956 to give help and encouragement to women interested in "good mothering through breast-feeding." Among the 125 adults and children at Saturday's conference were (from left) Mrs. Ronald J. Conkey and 6-month-old Maureen, Mrs. Ronald L. Hemmelgarn and 9-month-old Amanda, all Ann Arborites, with Mrs. A. Wayne Morsfield of Ypsilanti.

Year
1969
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September
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Students Attend New Food Classes at Pioneer High, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1969
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Teacher James H. Beaton (extreme right) demonstrates how to make a salad for some of his students in their chef's hats. The youths are (from left) Mark Root, Bruce Miller, Jim Wilson and Larry Scott. When they finish their "Quantity Cookery" class, the students should be able to prepare full-course meals in large quantities for large restaurant, club or hotel use.

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1969
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September
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Students Attend New Food Classes at Pioneer High, September 1969

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Ann Arbor News, September 21, 1969
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Preparing to slice some cheese on a new electric slicer are Larry Wright (left) and Harold Holden. The boys are students in a new class this fall at Pioneer High School entitled "Quantity Cookery" for restaurants, clubs and hotels.

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1969
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September
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