Roosevelt Sees 1937 Debt Peak Amid Budget Revisions
President Roosevelt, returning to Congress, estimates the 1937 budget will widen the public debt to 34.19 billion dollars due to the bonus and AAA costs, with receipts forecast at 5.66 billion and expenditures at 7.76 billion, leaving a deficit of about 2.10 billion.
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Michigan Gossip and Local Incidents Across the State
A long roundup from Michigan reports Worden church damaged by a August lightning strike and not rebuilt. Bees die-offs hit Marion beekeepers from heat and honey spills. A rattle snake injures a farmer near Lapeer. Robbie Hitt wins state horseshoe title. Port Huron builds an international bridge project. Reports from multiple towns cover tests, farming, railroads, and public instruction reforms.
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