Minute Man Flag Presented to Johnson Sales & Service, September 1942 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1942
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Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1942
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RECEIVE MINUTE MAN FLAG: Symbolic of 90 per cent employe participation in the salary savings- War bond purchase program, a Minute Man flag was presented to the owner and employes of Johnson Sales & Service, 331 S. Fourth Ave. Actually the firm now boasts a record of 100 per cent participation with each employe putting 10 per cent of his earnings into bonds. Shown in the above picture are C. O. Davis, county war savings chairman; L. D. Pelton and Robert McKenna, employes; Fred L. Johnson, co-owner; R. H. Alber, an employe; and Fred Benz, city war savings chairman.
Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1942
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RECEIVE MINUTE MAN FLAG: Symbolic of 90 per cent employe participation in the salary savings- War bond purchase program, a Minute Man flag was presented to the owner and employes of Johnson Sales & Service, 331 S. Fourth Ave. Actually the firm now boasts a record of 100 per cent participation with each employe putting 10 per cent of his earnings into bonds. Shown in the above picture are C. O. Davis, county war savings chairman; L. D. Pelton and Robert McKenna, employes; Fred L. Johnson, co-owner; R. H. Alber, an employe; and Fred Benz, city war savings chairman.
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Princess Alexandra Kiaschkin, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benz, June 1, 1936 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
Year:
1936
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1936
Caption:
VISITS HERE: Interested in one of the first papers of The Ann Arbor Daily News of yesterday afternoon, is Princess Alexandra Kiaschkin (seated above) of Shanghai, China, who is visiting here. With her host and hostess, Fred Benz, (right) and Mrs. Benz., seated at the left, she was inspecting the building yesterday afternoon when the paper was being printed. She is editor of the Russian Daily News in Shangai.
Ann Arbor News, June 2, 1936
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VISITS HERE: Interested in one of the first papers of The Ann Arbor Daily News of yesterday afternoon, is Princess Alexandra Kiaschkin (seated above) of Shanghai, China, who is visiting here. With her host and hostess, Fred Benz, (right) and Mrs. Benz., seated at the left, she was inspecting the building yesterday afternoon when the paper was being printed. She is editor of the Russian Daily News in Shangai.
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