Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 25, 1948
Caption:
HE MAKES WILLOW RUN RUN: This is the man few passengers know about, although he has a hand in almost every operation and activity at the airport with which a passenger or sightseer comes in contact. He is Harold F. Palmer, manager of the airport and representative of the Airlines National Terminal Service Co., Inc. (ANTSCO). As "boss" of the airport, he has the job of supervising such consolidated services as the joint operations office, which serves the seven airlines at Willow Run, and acting as liaison between the commercial concessions at the field and the University and Kaiser-Frazer. Part of the job of his office is to draw up a monthly payroll of approximately $115,000 for the 445 persons who work for the ANTSCO. Palmer is pictured above as he looks out the window onto the "apron" of the airport.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 24, 1948
Caption:
This two-story cinder block structure is the new home of Wier's Gun Shop at 3245 Washtenaw Ave., outside the city limits. The shop will house the gun repair and custom built firearms business that Edwin W. Wier began more than 30 years ago as a hobby in the basement of his home.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1971
Caption:
Gail Rector (Left), Rise Stevens, Walter Surevy: Mezzo-soprano Rise Stevens and her husband, Walter Surevy, are being greeted at the New York Central Railroad station by Gail W. Rector, assistant to the president of the University Musical Society, as Miss Stevens arrives for the May Festival.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 4, 1951
Caption:
INTERESTED BUT CAUTIOUS: Three-year-old Benjamin Stapish of Chelsea came a long way to see Santa in yesterday's parade through Ann Arbor streets. He is holding tightly to his mother's coat as the parade approaches.