Have the state capital, and we have automobile manufacturing, those three components have kept lansing very successful, it all started with building this. He was one of the founders of the automobile industry, he moved here with his family when he was about 16 years old and his father had a Machine Company and their apparent additions and actually build small and, in steam, engines that is when he became familiar with the manufacturing process, this we are talking about the late 1800s and frankly he hated horses and he said there has to be a better way to get around a horse so he was tinkering in his father shop trying to build something that would be self propelled and he came up with a three way car that he built it was a Steam Powered car and it didnt work very well at all and they rebuilt the engine three or four times to get bigger engines and family they scrapped the whole project and built a bigger for steam car and that worked pretty well actually and you have to remember that
Backbones of lansing with ichigan State University and State Capitol and we have automobile manufacturing. Kept lansing a very successful town. R. E. And with building this. One of the founders of the Automobile Industry in the united states. Here with his family when he was about 16 and his ander had a Machine Company they repaired machine and built and engines steam engines that is where he became familiar process. Manufacturing this is late 1800s and he hated horses and said theres got to better way to get around than a horse. In his fathers shop trying to build something selfpropelled nd behind me is a three wheel car he built. Steam powered and didnt work well. Three orilt the engine four times and finally scrapped it and he with built a bigger wheel steam car and it worked pretty well. There were remember no selfpropelled vehicles. He only sever propelled were maybe a steam engine, train or ship or Something Like that. Selfpropelled cars or automobiles. Name at t even have a the
Serious. So i turned on the radio. And there was this i think we only had one or two radio stations. Kgu. Edwards was the announcer. I can still remember his name. He is screaming into the mic get off the streets take cover were under attack by japanese planes and i never forget this. He says, this is the real mccoy because the whole thing was just surreal. It just. You know the fact when i heard the announcement that were being attacked by japanese planes, you know, i felt like id been hit with a piece of shrapnel. You know it was just total shock. And utter disbelief and denial. There was a tinge of, you might say, depression at the prospect that gee, what is going to happen to anyone who is of japanese ancestry . But my overall reaction was one of anger, just consuming anger which stayed with me for the rest of the war. And i was so angry that i said to myself, if i ever come across a japanese soldier, im gonna knock him down and beat him up and kick him in the groin. Three years, a
Week. Xt people would just walk right across the street, two weeks theydraduation, and have a job. And when i was going to school, fumesmber inhaling paint as i ran on the track. There was there was just this sweetish chemical order. Seeing workers standing on the balconies, during friday night football games, watching from across the street. Of course, there was a bar from every entrance. Introduction to the immigrant,ut an because an american consul told him the most jobs were in figured that was the most promising place. By the time i started high school, the Unemployment Rate in 14 . Gan was and one of our chemistry hishers used to begin classes by telling us, it used to be that you didnt have to study here, because you could just walk across the street and get a good job. But those days are over. To you guys are gonna have study hard and go to college. So i studied hard and i went to college. Get after that, i didnt good job. I got out of college in the early 90s when there was an
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