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PROBATE JUDGE - Wange-
lin, Retzlaff, Van Hoeck, II. Mil
Ter, Breitmeyer, Frost; DE-
TENSE - Lindsey, Tallman,
Retzlaff, Sherlock, Lingemann,
Hill, S. Henderson; SERGEANT
AT ARMS-Sherbeck.
NOTE - The first name on
above Committees is the re-
spective Chairman thereof and
in the absence thereof the sec
ond name acts and likewise in
the absence Of the first two
the third name acts.
Motion by Van Hoeck, sup
ported by Wangelin, that the
meeting adjourn subject TO call.
Motion carried.
F FLOYD w. ROSSO,
Chairman
BUY l.. BROWN,
Clerk
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Sherlock, Stade, Tallman, Van
Hoeck, II. Miller and Schoen-
herr.
Nays: Q3) Biehl, Lennon,
Wangelin, o Henderson, Laced
ma, Priehs. Powell, WeStendorf,
Lindsey, Nunneley, s. Hender-
son, AndruS. and RoSSo.
The Chairman declared the
motion lost.
Motion by 6. Henderson, sup
ported by +. Miller that the
communication regarding new
trunk sewer in East Detroit be
referred TO the Drain Commits
sion. Motion carried.
Motion by Sherlock, support
ed by Van Hoeck, that the meet
ing adjourn, subject 10 call.
Motion carried.
FLOYD ". ROSSO,
Chairman
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JUNE SESSION-1943
June 18th, 1913

Pursuant TO adjournment, the
Board of Supervisors met in the
Supervisors Room of the Ma
comb County Building, Mount
Clemens, on Monday. the 28th
day of June, A. D., 1943 at 1000
o'clock, A. NJ.
Meeting called TO order by
Chairman Rosso.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel E. Frost, Armada; A. N.
Brewer. Bruce; Adolph Veryser
Chesterfield: Otto Sherlock
Clinton; Frank Biehl. Erin; A.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Meeting called to order by
Chairman RosSo.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel E. Frost, Armada: A. N.
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph Veryser,
Chesterfield; Otto Sherlock,
Clinton; Frank Biehl, Erin;
Charles Stade. Macomb; E. r.
Wangelin, Ray; Omar Hender-
son. Richmond; Fred LaGodna,
Shelby; Arthur Priehs, Sterling;
Earl j. Tallman. Warren; Grow
cr w. Powell, Washington: S. r.
Henderson, East Detroit; Earl T.
Miller, East Detroit; Henry Van
Hoeck, East Detroit; Harold
Lindsey. Mount Clemens: Ken
meth Hill, New Baltimore; Alec
Schoenherr, Center Line: E.
John Andrus, Utica; NJ. J. Rett-
miller, Utica; Floyd w. Rosso,
Harrison.
The Clerk announced a quor-
UNI present and the meeting pro-
ceeded TO transact business.
The Controller, Mr.. Bennett,
read the report of the Equaliza-
ton Committee of even date.
The Committee recommends
that the County equalize as as
sesSed. The report of the Equal
.zation is as follows:
June Goth, 1913
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Tallman moved and Brewer
supported that the report of the
Equalization Committee be re-
ceived, filed and recommenda-
tons adopted. On roll call,
there were:
Ayes: (2D Frost, Brewer.
Veryser, Sherlock, Biehl, Stade,
Wangelin, o. Henderson. La
Godna, Priehs. Tallman, Powell,
s. Henderson. E. Miller, Van
Hoeck, Lindsey. Hill. Schoen-
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herr, Andrus. Rettnil
Rosso. ~. ~ y
Nays: (0) None.
Absent: (9) Lingemann, Lem
mon. Retzlaff, Westendorf,
Breitmeyer, Nunnelcy. Long
staff, Moore and H. Miller.
The Chairman declared the
motion carried. n
Motion by Frost. supported
by Tallman. that ths Supprvieeao
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SPECIAL JUNE SESSION-l943
June 18th, l943


Pursuant TO adjournment, the
Board of Supervisors met in the
Supervisors Room Of the Ma.
comb County Building at Mount
Clemens, on Thursday, the 18th
day Of June, A. D., 1913, at 1000
o clock, A. NJ.
Meeting called 10 order by
Chairman Rosso.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
sWered present:
Joel L. Frost, Armada; A. N
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph Veryser
Chesterfield; Otto Sherlock
Clinton; Frank Biehl, Erin
Frank Lennon, LenoX; Charles
Stade, Macomb; E. R. Wangelin,
Ray; Omar Henderson, Rich
mond; Fred LaGodna, Shelby
Arthur Prichs, Sterling; Ear
Tallman, Warren; Grover j
Powell, Washington; Chas. A
Retzlaff, East Detroit; S. R
Henderson, East Detroit; Henry
Van Hocck, East Detroit; Earl
Miller, East Detroit; Don R
Westendorf, Mount Clemens
B. V. Nunneley, Mount Glenn
ems; Fred Brcitmeycr, Jr., Mount
Clemens; H arol d Lindsey,
Mount Clemens; Thos. CT. Long
staff, Mount Clemens; William
G.. Moore, New Baltimore; K
John Andrus, Utica; NJ. j. Rett-
miller, Utica; Harry Miller, Cen
ter Line; Alec Schoenherr, Cen
ter Line; Floyd Rosso, Harrison
The Clerk announced a quor.
UNI present and the meeting
proceeded to transact business
This special meeting wa
called at the request of a grouT
of County municipalities for thu
purpose of discussing the re
Gently proposed &c payroll ta>
for the City of Detroit. These
communities felt that the ta>
would impose a hardship on the
people living in our community
and working in Detroit ano
therefore suggested that the In
dustrial and Public Relations
Committee take some action.
The Clerk read the report OF
the Industrial and Public Rela-
tons Committee held June 10th
1913. This meeting was called
with regard to the lc payroll tax
proposed by the City of Detroit
and also the proposed airport to
be located in Macomb County by
the City of Detroit. The Prose
cutting Attorney was called
and spoke to the Boaro
about the proposed 1c pay
roll tax. Mr.. Harper, Drain
Commissioner, went into the
plan more fully and explained
some Of the high points Of the
proposed ordinance. Remarks
were heard from Lindsey, Tall.
man, S. Henderson and Biehl
Following the discussion, Sher.
beck moved and Veryser sup
ported that the matter Of the IL
payroll tax be referred back &c
the Industrial and Public Rela
tons Committee and Prescott
ing Attorney TO study and report
back.
The matter of the proposed
airport was next brought up
Remarks were heard from S
Henderson, Tallman, Retzlaff
Harper and Nunncley. Mr.. A
d. Brewer, Secretary of the
Mount Clemens Board of Com.
MERGE was also present and the
Chair called upon Mr. Brewer
After considerable discussion, nc
action was taken.
Motion by Lindsey, supported
by Westcndorf, that the meet.
ing adjourn, subject TO call.
Motion carried.
FLOYD w. ROSSO,
Chairman
GUY l.. BROWN,
Clerk
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for license for installing Of cleo
trio transmission lines on the
right-of-way, both in Chester
field Township, known as T-34
and T-24 The leases required
the signatures of the Chairman
of the Board and the County
Clerk.
Motion by VerySer, supported
by f. Miller, that the Chairmen
Of the Board and the County
Clerk be authorized TO sign the
license agreement. On roll call,
there were:
Ayes: CID Frost, Brewer
Veryser, Sherlock, Biehl, Stade,
LaGodna, Priehs, Tallman,
Powell, s. Henderson, E. Miller,
Van Hoeck, Westendorf, Lind
Sey, LongStaff, Schoenherr, An
drus Rettmiller. Rosso and
Moore,
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Nays: CO.. None.
Absent: CO. Llngemann, Lem
mon, Wangelin, 0. Henderson,
Rctzlaff, Breitmeyer, Nunneley,
Hill and II. Miller.
The Chairman declared the
motion carried.
The Clerk read a communica-
ton from the Probate Judge
with regard 10 a raise in salary
Of $1,000 per month for Mrs
Harrison, Probate Register. Mrs
Harrison did not receive the
$1,000 per month raise which
was granted other employees
/ lately. After a short discussion,
Blehl moved and Brewer sup
ported that the salary of Mrs.
Harrison be advanced 10 $4,000
per month which was on par
with other Deputies in the diff
ferent offices. On roll call,
there were:
Ayes: COO Brewer. Veryser,
Sherlock, Biehl, Stade. Wange-
lin, o. Henderson, LaGodna,
PriehS, Tallman, S. Henderson.
f. Miller, Van Hoeck, Weston
dorf Lindsey, Longst f f,
Schoenherr, Andrus, Rettmiller
and Rosso.
Nays: (3) Frost, Powell and
Moore.
Absent: CD Lingemann, Lem
mon, RetZlaff, Breitmeyer, Nun
neley, Hill and II. Miller.
The motion carried.
The Clerk read a communica.
ton from Leo r. Jean Of tn,
Board Of Social Welfare, with ;
request that he have an increas
in salary dated from Jan. Isl
1943.
Motion by Sherlock. support
cd by Schoenherr, that regard
ing the request of Leo r. Jean
that an opinion be procured
from the Prosecuting Attorney
as to its legality and report back
TO the Board.
The Clerk read a proposed
Resolution re: ALLEGATION to the
Reduction of Assessments for
Covert Roads Pro Rata among
the. several districts of Maeomb
( County.
Motion by Brewer, supported
by Sherlock, that the proposed
Resolution be adopted. On roll
call, there were:
Ayes: CAD Frost. Brewer
VerySer, Sherlock, Biehl, Stade
Wangelin, O. Henderson, La.
Godna, Prichs, Tallman, Powell
S. Henderson. E. Miller, Var
Hoeck, WeStendorf. Lindsey
Longstaff, Moore, H. Miller
Schocnherr, Andrus, Rettmiller
! and RoSso.
Nays: COZ None.
Absent: CO.. Lingemann, Lem
mon, Retzlaff, Breitmeyer, Nun.
neley and Hill.
The Chairman declared the
Resolution adopted. See RE
! SOLUTION No. 39l, Re: ALTO.
/ CATION TO THE REDUCTION
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Meeting called TO order by
Chairman RoSSo.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel +. Frost, Armada: a. y.
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph Veryscr.
Chesterfield; Otto Sherlock
Clinton; Frank Bichl, Erin;
Frank Lennon, LenoX: Charles
Stade, Maconb + Il. Wangelin,
Ray: Omar Henderson, Rich
mond; Fred LaGodna. Shelby;
Arthur Priehs, Sterling; Earl
Tallman, Warren; Grover j.
Powell, Washington; Don r.
Westendorf, Mount Clemens;
Harold Lindsey, Mount Clemens;
b. v. Nunneley, Mount Clemens;
Henry Van Hoeck, East Detroit;
S. r. Henderson, East Detroit,
Earl Miller. East Detroit; +.
John Andrus, Utica: Harry Mil
Ter, Center Line, Alec Schoen-
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Absent: Cd Lingemann.

Absent: Cd Lingemann.
The Chairman declared the
motion carried.
The Clerk read the report OF
the Finance Committee and the
Macomb County Laboratory for
the month of April, l943.
Motion by Veryser, supported
by Sherlock, that the reports be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
At this time, Mr.. Nunneley
brought up the matter of a
County Health Unit. After
short discussion, Nunneley NOV
ed and II Miller supported that
the Clerk write letter TO the
State Health Department re-
guessing that they SEND rep
resentative TO explain a Coun-
ty Health Unit az the next Board
meeting. Motion carried.
Mr.. Lindsey spoke regarding
tax on Government plants in
the County.
Motion by Tallman, support
ed by Lindsey, that each Town
ship, School Board, City and
Village affected by location of
tax exempt defense plants, write
to the Committee on Public
Bonds, co j. Hardin Peterson,
Chairman, send details, data on
effect war plants have on their
respective communities and that
the Sheriff and Road Depart
ments do likewise. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read report Of the
Resolutions Committee of even
date. The Committee met with
regard to the matter Of offering
a reward for the return of the
Lyons child and suggested to the
Board that this matter be re-
fcrred to the Prosecuting Attor-
ney TO draw a suitable Resolu-
ton to present to the Building
Committee with power to act.
Motion by Nunneley, support
ed by Longstaff that the Prose
cutting Attorney prepare a pro-
posed Resolution for prescnta-
ton to the Committee. Motion
carried.
A new list of Committee APP
pointments was ready and each
Supervisor was presented with
a copy. The new Committee APP
pointments are as follows:
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MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS COMMITTEES
FOR 1943-1944

CHAIRMAN-Floyd w. Ros-
so; VICE-CHAIRMAN - A. N.
BreWe CLERK - Guy l..
Brown, County Clerk; ATTOR-
NEY, Wilbur Held; AGRICUL-
TURAL - Brewer, Schocnherr,
Lennon, Frost, Wangelin, Stade,
O. Henderson, Powell and La
Godna; APPORTIONMENT -
Lingemann, Stade, II. Miller,
Sherlock, Moore, Rettmillcr, K.
Miller, Powell and o. Hcndcr-
son. APPROPRIATIONS-Pow-
ell, Wangelin, Vcryscr, Stadc,
LaGodna, Tallman, Andrus, Z.
Miller, Priehs. BUDGET AND
PRINTING - Biehl, LongStaff,
Lingemann, Powell, Westcndorf,
Moore, Tallman, Wangelin,
Brewer, Sherlock. CONTACT
OUS-Breitmcycr, Frost, Brew
err, Andrus, S. Henderson, Wan
gelin, Hill, Priehs. BUILDING
- Westendorf, O. Henderson,
Stade, Rettmiller, Breitmeyer,
LaGodna, Lennon, Veryse r,
Van Hoeck; DOG - Veryser,
Brewer, Powell, Hill, Weston
dorf, f. Miller, Tallman, Wan
gelin, Priehs; DRAIN-Schoen-
herr, Lingemann, Van Hoeck,
Bichl, o. Henderson, LongStaff,
Veryser, Brewer, T a | m an;
EQUALIZATION Limbs y,
Lingemann, Powell, Hill, S. Hen
derson, T 4 I'm n, Rettmillor,
Biehl, Schoenherr, Lennon;
FINANCE - Frost, Westendorf,
Lingemann, Brewer, Z. Miller,
Biehl, S her b k, Wangclin,
Breitmeycr, Rettmillcr, LaGod-
ma; INDUSTRIAL AND PUB
Lie RELATIONS-Westendorf,
H. Miller, Lingemann, Rettmil-
Ter, Moore, f. Miller, Lennon,
Tsllman, S. Henderson; LEGIS-
LATIVE - Lingemann, Nun
neley, Hill, Retzlaff, Van Hoeck,
LaGodna, Biehl, Powell, Schoen-
herr; REJECTED TAXES -
Hill, Priehs. Van Hoeck, Tall
man, H. Miller, Sherlock, O..
Henderson, Andrus; RESOLU-
TIONS - Nunneley, Hill, Retz-
laff, Rettmillcr, H. Miller, Pow
ell, Sherlock, Wangelin, Very
ser; ROADS = Sherlock, S.
Henderson, Lingemann, Veryscr,
LaGodna, Lennon, o. Hender-
son, Longstaff. Frost, Tallman;
RADIO-Van Hoeck, Longstaff,
Lingemann, l. m m o n, Biehl,
T m an, Hill, Pow /;
SCHOOLS - II. Miller, Lem
mon, Wangelin, Powell, Stade.
Sherlock, Frost. Rettmiller. S.
Henderson; SHERIFF & DEP
UTIES - Stade, o. Henderson.
Schoenherr. Frost, Lingemann,
Veryser, Van Hoeck, Moore.
r g { m | ler; township
TAXES - Moore, StAde, Biehl,
r1llman, Veryser, Powell, Ling
emann, LaGodna, Andrus; VEL
FARE = o. Henderson, Wes-
tendorf, LaGodna, Lindsey, Tall
man. Biehl, II. Miller, Hill, S.
Henderson; TREASURER - s.
Henderson. Westendorf. Biehl,
Brewer, Andrus, Powell, Priehs,
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Regarding the item of reim-
burSement TO the Road Commits
sion for the finishing of the 5th
and 18th floors, Sherlock moved
and Andrus supported that Mr..
Bennett, County Controller, be
authorized 10 make payment
10 the Road Commission every
six months of one mill from the
delinquent tax when collected.
Mr.. Bennett read the Equali-
cation Report of each Township
and City.
Motion by Lindsey. supported
by Moore, that the report be re-
ferred to the Equalization Com
mittee. Motion carried.
At this time. the Chairman
announced that the Equaliza-
ton Committee would meet at
two o'clock P. NJ, and that the
Board would recess until three
o'clock P. NJ, this date.
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VALUATIONS AS ASSESSED

s838l6 27O 90 685 S7iO0 90 5O2 90 100000
Eaualized Valuations - Same As Assessed
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:srAnnua| Report Of the Board Of Supervisors-1043

OF ASSESSMENTS FOR Gov
ERT ROADS PRO RATA
AMONG THE SEVERAL DIS
TRICTS OF MACOMB COUN-
TY, Resolution Book Page 39l.
The Clerk read the report OF
the Road Committee of June
23rd, 1943. In the report was an
item that the Commissioner
plan to increase the employees
working on an hourly rate, by
&c per hour and salaried en-
ployees an increase of $1,000 per
month as Of July lst, 1913; al
so was a request that the Off
Gals be allowed for the next
six months an extra allowance
FOR their car, Mr.. Lumley and
Mr.. Rund. $4,000 and Mr..
Finch $4,000; also an item re-
garding the advancement of
Si0.3i327 made TO the County
by the Road Commission for
completing the 5th and 18th
floors of the County Building.
At the time of this advance
ment, the Supervisors guaran-
teed repayment. There was
considerable discussion raised
regarding the car allowances for
the Road Commissioners as ask
ed for.
Motion by Frost, supported by
Schoenherr, that the raise in
salary of the two appointed
Road Commissioners be referred
TO the Prosecuting Attorney for
an opinion as to its legality and
also that in the future, the Com
miSsionerS TO file mileage re-
/ port each month. Motion car
/ ried.
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GUY L. BROWN, 49,
Clerk
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Huge forces
To Hit laps
Harbors Are Cleeeed
With u. s. Naval Units
By CLINTON GREEN

PEARL 1IARBOR, April %
GNS)-The greatest concentra-
ton Of warships. planes. and men
in the history OF the Pacific has
been assembled from widely sep
arated ports TO smash Japans
inner perimeter defenSeS.
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Pacific during the last few months
made the enemy gasp al the
power which the United States
assembled, coming operations will
he so breathtaking and daring
that the Japanese will he left
Keeling with their hopes stunned.
The striking fire power Of our
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North Affieap ports preparing
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Pacific. from destroyerS TO air.
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IMMENSE PREPARATIONS
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storage area from a distance, ap-
pears TO be a tremendous junk
pile.
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Stats; 1905 14th st. a-w. Phone AD 43s3.
COMPLETE Chinese modern furnishings
for studio apartment, including double and
single beds; $500. Call RE. 1855. Ext. 500.
after Sis pm 19s
ALL KINDS NEW LUMBER. plywood table
saw, joiner, skin saw, paint spray; other
FOR, sALE-Feit mattress and spring,
double-b bed size, excellent condition. sig.
fPREwAiR' MATERIAL tnew,, steel broom
cabinets, lavatories with chrome trim,
water heaters, auto. steel jackets, fully in
sulated, 30 and 20 gal; beds (Rollawayl,
steel springs (new), water closets tchrome
trim). This material may be seen at
5000 River I'd. by appointment Monday
through Friday, an. to 80 pm. Call
MR.. GRUPE at WI 1859