The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-06

local residents our business and industrial enterprises
Many of achievements would not have been possible
without the whoeheared support of the Wyandotte News
Co. The history of this areas growth is linked closely with
energies displayed by publication, the Wyandotte
NewS-Herald.
We know that under your operation local
radio station will be definite public Improvement
From the City of Wyandotte Department of Health,
A. W. Brighton, MD. Commissioner
he move heartily approved by the Board of Health
The work of promoting public health regulations and the
control of communicable diseases should be greatly
HANGED by the of this modern method of communication
The Wyandotte Chemical Corp, by F s Ford, vice
president
eve wish this opportunity of extending your
organization both congratulations for this very pro-
gresSve step and sincere wishes for the ultimate
of the undertaking.
The Great Lakes Steel Corporation K B. Coates,
treasurer:
Dear Mr. Brethren
1t believed that the application of the Wyandotte
News Company to operate FIN Radio Station in Wyan-
dotte will be of benefit to this company well other
industries in this district and particularly residents of
this area.
Speaking for members of the Kiwanis Club Frank D.
kits, secretary, expressed the following
ut is the opinion of the Kiwans Club that such
tion locally owned and operated will definite pub
lie need and will do much to further the cultural religious
educational and business growth of our community
at is the opinion of the KwaniS Club that the Wyan-
dotte News Company successfully this public
need through the operation of FIN broadcasng
We of the fact that at present there such
outlet of local expression available to community and
the plans of the Wyandote News Company will be great
stepping stone furthering the growth of this area"
The Merchants Association of Wyandotte represented
by George Wilbur secretary of the board of directors
the following congratulatory letter:
We do recognize the value that such local station
will have in furherng the cultural educational and re-
igous activities of the community . there is definite
need for such outlet of public expression and
confident that under your guidance the entire down river
district will benefit greatly from the facilities available
with FIN radio
Cognzan of the tremendous part played by the Wyan
dotte News Co. in furhering the growth of this area
feel certsn that with the addition Of locally owned and
operated radio much will be done to the people
manner beneficial from every point of view.
wire from Hill F. Best vce-presdent of Fred Kmball
Co., New York. N.Y. national advertising representative of
the Wyandotte News-Herald, stated:
"News of your proposed FM Radio Station for Wyan-
doe broke here in New York today Congratulations 1t
will be great thing for great city The Wyandoe News
Co.'S unstnting interest in your district is commendabe
and deserves recognition"
The National Bank of Wyandotte through its executive
vice president Hays Metcaf, said "Such station would
be able to render great service to this district We be-
eve that business and industry would make full of the
facilities of such station and it would afford them
opportunity that is not available"
Charles A. Brethen