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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
3
Washington reports a $73.6 million interest payment on the national debt boosted the federal deficit, part of an $859.5 million outlay that exceeded receipts by about $650 million. The fiscal year deficit to June 30 rose to $3.887 billion, with expectations of a $5.4 billion shortfall.
New Aetna Finance Company office at 145 Summers Street promises immediate cash to eligible residents of Charleston and nearby areas. It unveils a Get Acquainted Offer totaling $50 for 80 days at a cost of $1.76 and a quick pay day loan plan. Additional services include first and second mortgage auto loans from $50 to $300 and second loans for car owners without refinancing costs.
Labor leaders promote a week long program to ferry eligible residents to registration and polling sites in Charleston and Kanawha County. Eugene Carter of the State Federation of Labor says the effort, run with AFI Teamsters Local 175 help, aims to boost turnout before the August 1 primary. Citizens can call 3-4472 or 2-7451 for arrangements at the new Aetna Finance office on Summers Street.
Arthur Lonzo Thompson twenty three of Spring Hill is jailed on two counts violating probation for driving while drunk and driving without an operator license. Held after an auto theft arrest, he was placed on probation for three years ending June 28. A hearing before Judge Cyrus W Hall in Intermediate Court is scheduled, probation officer says.
Frank A. Knight of South Charleston filed yesterday in the circuit clerk s office for Democratic renomination to the House of Delegates. H S Schmidt Jr Eskdale filed for Republican nomination for constable of Cabin Creek District. More than 20,000,000 Christmas trees are cut annually in the U S.
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