Fifty Cent Tax Dollars Drives Donahey’s Tax Reform Critique
Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio says only half of every tax dollar funds public needs while the rest becomes waste and “gravy for the boys.” He notes politics lessen tax effectiveness and cites his 1932 reelection margin alongside Ohio’s alignment with a Republican president. He argues for economy in an article in The Country Gentleman.
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Ohio
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The County Ring reform proposal and church mission critique
Herbert Quick notes county government waste and proposes a paid county manager to cut costs. The Country Gentleman urges reform in county governance. It also reviews Dr. Charles J. Galpin’s analysis of home mission boards and church decline, plus a women’s department with patterns and tips.
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Home Missions
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