The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-09

Group picture in front of club
1890.
1:30 pm. second session and hon.
oring all guests and representatives
Of various clubs.
Yours truly,
Chairman.
S. Korytkowski
Secretary, A. Rutkowski
Received and placed on file.
City Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Dear Sirs:
The Downriver Unit Marine Corps
League Auxiliary would like your
permission to hold a Tag Day In the
City of Wyandotte october II, 18th
The money derived from this effort
will be placed in our rehabilitation
fund to help all Marines of World
Wars I ard II.
We sincerely hope you will grant
this permission.
Semper Fidelis
Margaret Archer,
Secretary Down River
Unit, Marine Corps
League Auxiliary
Referred to Council.
Subject: Safety Protection for City
Firemen
Date: 8-l-45
To: City Council
BY: v. Kesel, Foreman. Chlorine
Plant, Pennsylvania Salt Co.
Sirs:
A thought just came to me
Think back a few years when the
Pennsylvania Salt Company had a
few severe fires and feeling sorry
for our city firemen who we're not
at that time equipped with gas
masks. trying to fight fire In az
atmosphere not fit for human be-
ings, has this oversight been since
corrected? Our firemen in a city
producing various chemicals and
particularly chlorine gas, manufac-
tured at the Pennsylvania Salt and
Wyandotte Chemicals Company, are
liable to be called in to fight a fire
in either of these plants, and if
chlorine gas escapes, we'll, it is nearly
impossible If not equipped with a
mask. There are various types of
cannisters for various gases, but
the Mines Safety Appliances
M.S.A0, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
has an all purpose canister. good
for Clz2 and ammonia, carbon mon
oxide. or better still an oxygen
mask-supplies oxygen to the user
would be an Ideal thing.
v. KeiSel,
988 Sycamore, City
Referred to Police and Fire Com
mission.
Wyardotte Council
Wyandotte. Michigan
Gentlemen:
I have just learned that there IS
to be a small church erected or
Lot 1T, Fort Street, Wyandotte.
own two lots in that vicinity which
I bought as business property and
wish to protest against anything
but business property being erected
there. That Is an excellent bust
ness district and should be confined
to such and not spoiled by permit
ting other building. Once the zoning
ordinance is broken. anything car
be put in.
Very truly yours.
Ruby Green Kelly.
Owner Of Lots 1913 and
l24
Detroit, Michigan
Referred to City Engineer.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Dear Sirs:
AS stated in our letter of March
18th, in which We explained oul
crowded office conditions, We fee
an urgent need for the remodeling
of our offices.
Since that time the City Engineer
Mr.. Lddle, has been TO the build
ing to consider with us a possible
plan for remodeling If you re-
call, We had hoped that your hon.
orable body could finance the re-
modelling of the building itself ano
We would assume financial respon-
sibility for the interior changes
Your letter of April 5th stated that
you were referring our communlca-
ton to the City Engineer, but we
have heard nothing further from
you.
Would it be possible for us tc
know within a short time whether
you will be able to help us? The
present inadequate arrangements
prevent us from giving the full COM
L4QAA4ty SClf4OC dohCQ VI 10
Very truly yours,
Maxine Jacobson,
Secretary Down River
Consultation Service
Referred to Council
Communications and Reports
from City and Other Officials:
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
Referring to the petition of Mr.
Ralph j. Nixon, and others, praying
the paving of alley-way running
from Poplar Street to Vinewooe
Street, between Biddle Avenue ant
First Street, please be advised thai
all taxes are paid on the propertie.
involved.
Very truly yours.
Ira j. Kreger.
City Treasurer.
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