The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-31


Mar. 29-Angle parking restored
In depot business area.
Red Cross fund nears $4,000.
APRIL
Apr. Min isterial Association
plans services for day hostilitles
cease in Europe.
Voting light in city election.
| Veterans Counseling Center
I moved TO American Legion Post
headquarters.
Apr. 3-seventh War Loan drive
opens.
City charter vote: i,s47 for, $50
against
Apr. 4-Recreation ordinance
passed by city council.
Three hundred thirteen give
blood in April 3 blood bank.
Apr. 5-Pfc. Karl Klatfke report.
ed safe In Germany.
DR.. George Wescott talks to
Cleary students on Belgian Congo.
Army films shown Kiwanis Club.
Apr. 6-Glen Groosbeck, Arthur
Miller and Albert Thayer advance
in Ypsilanti Savings Bank.
Fruit still safe from frost.
Successful year reported by Pres
byterian Church groups. 3
Apr. 7 Headquarters being
sought Cor Teen. Junior Canteens.
John Lovett and Rep. Joseph
Warner speak 10 Board OF Com
merce about new tax measures.
Medical Society to sponsor Coun-
ty immunization clinics.
South Hamilton st. resurfaced.
Apr. Clothing for war desti.
tute being taken to churches.
Medical society sponsors county
Immunizauon clinics.
Headquarters being sought for
teen, junior canteens.
South Hamilton st. resurfaced.
Apr. 10-Charter revision meet.
ing planned.
Apr. l1-Five hundred attend
Boy Scout court at Willow Run.
Apr. 12-Car stopping time dem
onstrated In police safety drive.
Apr. l3-Roosevelt High School
presents Junior. Senior plays.
Apr. l4-City behind in clothing
drive.
Apr. l6-Fire damages Krohn
residence.
Apr. 17-Good clothes being do
mated in used clothing drive.
Storm damages wires.
Apr. lS-Future OF Bomber Plant
still uncertain.
DR.. Weller. U. Of NJ, talks to Ypsi-
Ianu. High School students abou:
cancer.
Hundred thousand affected by
cut back at Willow Run.
Apr. ls-Bids too high on recrea-
ton building.
Response on clothing collection
good.
Presbyterian Church to be reno
waited.
Apr. 2O-Thousand 90 Off Willow
Run payroll.
Lincoln School orders new buses.
Blood Donor day set for May l.
Apr. 21-Coal dealers have
consumer declaration" blanks.
Apr. 23-Scouts preparing for
city wide waste paper collection.
Exodus begins from Bomber
Plant.
Apr. 24-Ypsilanti rubbish to be
collected in "house-cleaning week"
April 25-First business meeting
Of the Charter Revision Commits
sion held.
April 25-Collection OF clothing
goes beyond all expectation.
April 26-Effort being made TO
discover future OF Bomber Plant.
Immunization Of children to be
doubled II disease rate continues.
The American Legion decides TO
bring a war show This is Your In
fan:ry" to Ypsilanti for the 7th
War Bond drive.
April 27-Student War Council
OF Ypsilanti High School starts col
lecting clothes for unfortunates in
war torn countries.
Committee OF the Washtenaw
County and Willow Run area meets
20 organize reconversion planning
here,
Layofis at Bomber Plant. continue
at an average OF 500 per day.
Apr. 28-Every effort being made
to prevent temporary over eupply
OF labor in this area. Local plants
ask government to raise labor cell
tngs so that more men may be en-
ployed.
The Willow Run Area planning
committee OF Washtenaw County
takes first steps in forming five
committees Program, Fund
raising; 3-Form charter! 4 -
Choose TOWNSHIP; Seek audience
with Gov. Kelly.
Seniority for Veterans OF World
War II considered at Ford Plant.
Apr 30-Federal Works Admin
lstratlon announces recreation CEN
ter on the South Side certain. Add
tional funds needed for construc-
ton have been obtained. Contract
is let to II. d. White and Company
OF s.. Joseph and building is to be
completed In 100 days. Location is
at the corner OF Harriet st. and
Armstrong DR..
Lester Miller, representing Am.
erican Legion Post 2S2 presents
Huron Post 45s with the American
flag and the Legion Post flag. Carl
Johnson acts as chaplain. Donal
Burns suggests scouting programs
for boys Is to q.
MAY