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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
16
The excerpt describes Metcalf waiting to see Gov Ames in the Mississippi Capitol during Reconstruction. He observes Ku Klux Klan terror targeting freedmen and teachers, noting threats and nightly murders. He travels toward Vicksburg to assess conditions and find possible work.
In Columbus on June 16 officials outlined rival House and Senate relief plans that could deadlock temporarily yet pave the way for a final compromise for 1938. The House would mortgage the future to raise about 21 million dollars, while the Senate favored extensions of taxes through 1940 and anticipated 4 million for the rest of 1938. Both sides proposed bonds against delinquent taxes and notes from anticipated liquor and beer revenues, with compromise bills to follow in both chambers.
Ad copy touts Fasteeth as a new improved powder for securing denture plates with no slipping or gummy feel. Claims sweeter breath and real teeth comfort all day, urged by people and dentists and available at drugstores.
In Columbus on June 16 1938 Charles Leasure said about 14360 of 45000 employers under the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Act were delinquent in first quarter wage reports. They will receive special notices and could face fines up to 500 dollars plus costs if noncompliant.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. defended the spending lending program as vital to economic security and political stability. He told Temple University graduates that government expenditures arrested the depression’s decline and were a necessary investment in the nation’s physical and spiritual health.
Delegates at the Ohio District convention of the American Lutheran Church in Bucyrus adopted a resolution endorsing a pension plan for ministers. The plan requires four percent of a pastor’s pension from the congregation on retirement, or 15 percent of salary if a parsonage is provided. If approved by other districts, it goes to the National Conference in Sandusky in October. District officers to be chosen tonight.
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