Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1942
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HOOVER WORKERS RECEIVE MINUTE MAN FLAG: Ninety-eight per cent enrollment in the War bonds salary-saving plan brought employes of the Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. the government's Minute Man flag which is shown being tied to the plant's flagpole during ceremonies yesterday noon. Shown on the raised platform supervising raising of the flag are, left to right, Mayor Leigh J. Young, who presented the flag; Cone W. Lighthall, Hoover general manager; Durwood Prochnow, men's representative on the employe committee in charge of the plant's salary-saving program; and Mrs. Mertie Hanna, women employe's representative. Nearly 10 per cent of the factory's payroll now goes into war bonds.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 28, 1938
Caption:
OPENING COMMUNITY FUND DRIVE: Community Fund contributions help repair human lives, Howard A. Coffin, Detroit industrialist and Community Fund leader there, said in an address at the dinner in the Michigan League last night which opened the local campaign. In the picture are Cone W. Lighthall, Stanley G. Waltz (partly shielded), Robert G. Greve, Mr. Coffin (speaking), Mrs. William M. Laird, campaign chairman, and L. R. Hunter.