Beers and taxes eyed to balance federal budget
In Washington discussions by senators argue that four percent beer tax could wipe out the federal deficit, while higher income taxes and estate levies are debated as emergency measures. Prohibition repeal is seen as potentially removing need for sales and income taxes, but such changes are not imminent.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Federal Supreme Court
Millard E
Ohio
Henry D Hatfield
West Virginia
Senator Millard &. Tydings
Maryland
Congress
Kruschen Fat Loss Pills Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss
Mrs Ethel Smith of Norwich Connecticut reports losing 16 pounds after one Kruschen bottle. She says night duty disrupted sleep but now sleeps well, eats normally, and still loses fat. The ad touts half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. One four week bottle costs only a few cents. Buy from C W Phillips or any drugstore. Money back guarantee if not safe.
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Ethel Smith
Norwich
Conn
C. W. Phillips
America
Wellington Socials Host Insurance Staff and Readers
Wellington Ohio April 12 H W Behrends and Mrs Behrends entertained the Elyria staff of the Metropolitan Insurance Company at their South Main Street home Saturday evening. Bridge and bunco provided diversion with Miss Maxine Carroll and E R R Schneider taking high honors. Refreshments followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs E R Schneider Mr and Mrs CJ Krueck Mr and Mrs R N Bennett Mr and Mrs William Rigo Mr and Mrs R Mason James Galliger Miss Maxine Carroll Mrs Sorenson of Elyria Mr and Mrs Chas Miller of Amherst Miss Alice Finkler of Bellevue and Mr and Mrs L A Robertson of Norwalk. PRESENT BOOK REVIEWS Two book reviews were given before the Woman's Afternoon club at the home of Misses Margaret and Jeannette Warner yesterday afternoon They were The Broom Stages by Clem ence Dane presented by Mrs C W Horr and All Passion Spent by W Sackville West presented by Mrs F B Gragg Mrs Gregg also read letters from her Paris sister regarding Gandhi’s recent visit.
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Wellington
H. W. Behrends
Mrs. Behrends
Elyria
Metropolitan Insurance’ Company
South Main Street
Bridge and
Bunco
Maxine Carroll
E R R. Schneider
E. R Schneider
C J. Krueck
R.N. Bennett
Willam Rigo
R. Mason
James Galliger
Sorenson
Chas. Miller
Amherst
Alice Finkler
Bellevue
L. A Robertson
Norwalk
Emtona Relieves Indigestion
Basic stomach gas and indigestion are claimed to be relieved by EMTONA which purports to remove poisons and purify the blood. The advertisement asserts compatibility with doctors and herbal ingredients, promising restoration of appetite and vigor, with distribution at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Muir
Penfield P T A to hear Judge Wilcox on Leisure Time
Judge H Wilcox of Elyria will address the Penfield P T A on Thursday April 14 the topic Leisure Time. A three reel educational moving picture and songs by the boys glee club will finish the program. Gentlemen night observed at April 25 meeting hosted by Mrs Roy Clisby.
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Roy Clisby
Oboriin College
Entry into Russian Communist ranks remains uncertain
The text notes difficulty in joining the Communist ranks in Russia and highlights continual purgings that erase gains, making membership seem insecure. It frames the process as hard and unstable due to recurrent purges affecting adherents.
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Russia
State group denies most interstate routes for Toledo firm
The public utilities commission denied several requested interstate trucking routes for the Federal Express Company of Toledo citing existing highway congestion. Routes Mansfield to Akron Cleveland to Youngstown and Toledo to Columbus were refused, but Dayton to Indianapolis and Toledo to Cincinnati were approved. The panel upheld state authority to route interstate commerce to prevent traffic dangers and noted federal court questions remain unresolved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Federal Express Company of
Toledo
Chicago
Mansfield
Akron
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cantor
Liverpool
Dayton
Commission
United States Supreme Court
United States District Court
Long Transportation Company of
Detroit
Utilities Commission Denial Sparks Interstate Route Conflict
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough granted Detroit a temporary restraining order blocking the utilities commission from opening over U S Route 10 and state Route 2. The move led to the arrest of several company employees and escalated the dispute between the commission and the Detroit company.
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Benson W. Hough
Detroit
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