Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1944
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SCHOOL ABSENTEE PROBLEM SOLVED: When Hamburg High school students, who attend classes at Ann Arbor High school, found wartime travel restrictions making it nearly impossible to attend school, many of them dropped out and forgot about further education. Then R. C. Brown and some of his cohorts at the Brown-McLaren Manufacturing Co. in Hamburg stepped into the picture and solved the school transportation problem by purchasing a $3,300 school bus that makes the Hamburg-Ann Arbor trip daily carrying 12 Hamburg students and an extra 10 picked up at Whitmore Lake. The new bus started its runs this week but it isn't the first effect of Mr. Brown's benevolence to be felt at the Hamburg school. He also purchased a $1,000 fire escape for the school building and has made other improvements possible. Shown in the picture foreground, left to right, are Mr. Brown, the company president; Harry Andrews, treasurer; Ora Moehl, auditor, and Charles Heath.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1970
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Getting the Ann Arbor Public Schools' fleet of 51 buses ready to go this fall is no small job, and mechanics have been busy with repairs and regular maintenance this summer. The public school buses are used to transport children in special education programs and those who live outside the city and 1 1/2 miles or more from school. Getting the buses in shape here are (from left) George Jones (kneeling), Arthur Spicer and Mark Millspaugh.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, February 1, 1969
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Buses Start One Of Last Runs: Two Ann Arbor City Transit, Inc., buses begin one of their last runs for the city from a pickup point at Ann St. near Main. The contract between the city and Ann Arbor Transit ended at 11:59 p.m. yesterday. Meanwhile, it appears the city's search for buses will not end for at least 30 days. (News Photo by Cecil Lockard)

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1952
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A LOT OF FANS CAME BY BUS: These 88 special Greyhound buses parked in a tirigangular area bounded by Stadium Blvd, S. State St. and the Ann Arbor Railroad tracks just east of the University golf course indicate how a lot of fans came to Ann Arbor for Saturday's Michigan-Michigan State game. There also were a number of special trains.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, August 12, 1960
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Prepare 'Chariot': Members of the Senior Youth Fellowship of the West Side Methodist Church fit baggage racks they have made to the inside of their bus, the "Chariot." Twenty members of the group will leave tomorrow morning for Good Hart, Mich., where they will vacation and paint a small rural Baptist church during their stay.