Government Expenditure Survey Sparks Tax Pressure Debate
Washington May 10 The Du Pont Company finances release shows federal costs from 1927 to the fiscal year ending next June rising 38 percent. Major departments and bureaus spent over 1.23 billion dollars more in five years, with Navy up 19 percent and the Post Office deficit rising 6 14 percent. Shipping Board up 20 percent and Justice up 19 percent are noted, while Interior falls 74 percent after Pension Bureau move. The report signals continued tax increases and warns of credit impairment if policy persists.
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du Pont Company
U. S. Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Department
Post Office
Shipping Board
Department of Justice
Intereasts
War Department
Department of Commerce
Legislative Establishment
Department of Labor
Department of Interior
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Interior
Veterans’ Bureau
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Restful Sleep for Fretful Feverish Child Castoria
An old ad copy promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for restless sleep and feverish children. It claims gentle bowel relief and relaxed comfort, noting no harmful drugs and stressing the product as the genuine Castoria.
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Costoria
Castoria
Call for Budget Reform and Economic Restraint in Congress
The piece argues that industrial firms have cut dividends salaries and wages due to hard times and warns against raising taxes. It urges Congress to first enforce strict economy measures, aligning with a national economy program that seeks to curb government costs and press lawmakers to lower expenditures.
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Times
Congress
Washington era recounted at Litchfield assembly
Litchfield May 10 9 W Smith spoke to the high school assembly last Wednesday morning recounting the Washington DC era of 1850. The junior class held a farewell party for the seniors last Tuesday at T A Falcone's home in a hobo style with games and late lunch. Miss Gaulah Bradley of Berea visited the school. several students out with measles. more absences expected in lower grades. Howard Birow affected. Mrs Rising’s relatives aided during a sprained ankle. Harry Stinett underwent appendicitis surgery and was improving. The community picnic is slated for May 19 with sports and baseball. park events and church activities noted with school and local officials attending various gatherings.
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Litchfield
W W Smith
Washington, DC
T A Falcone
Gaulah Bradley
Berea
Man Barth
Norma Werner
Junior Musser
Howard Birow
Holmes
Adam
Farult
Helen Smith
Vic
Vic George Round
R Canfield
Rasor
MD Miller
F. H
Cleveland
Cr. Turner
Will Watkins
Carl Nolan
Akron
Luuile Round
Lenora Briges
Lodi
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Dell Baken
Lampter
Werner
Chatham High School
Chatham
Virginia Seeley
Geraldine
Genevieve Hines
Mallet Creek
Clarence Wise
Bolden
Fd Warner
Babcock
B Oberiltner
Columbus
Ohio
Helen Reed
North
South Seas Adventure Sparks City Dream in Chicago Booth
Three journalists and a coed dream of escape to the South Seas after finding a rare old ships log. They discuss Pearls and the Sacred Eye of Lu while plotting a life beyond city desks and rent checks. The group receives a note about Miss Whitney and an air of mystery as local notices unfold.
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Catcacs
Jone Adams
Tom Barry
Pilly Lagh
Ener
Larry Cleoth
Jay Bruce
Papeete
Tahiti
South Seas
Jone
Larry
Bruce
Tom
Pilly
Ftss Whitney
Jane
Day
Caplain Whitney
Poors
Jeho
Sam
Tene
Sams
Henderson
South Sea Islands
Wes
Chicago
Ture
Atol
Tone
Atea
Whitney
Iona
Miss Whitney
Vermilion Grange Degrees at Milan Meeting
Five Vermilion Grange candidates received first and second degrees at Milan as the Vermilion De Area team and Milan teams led the ceremonies. Attending from Brownhelm were Mrs Wm Knersel Mrs A J Cooper Mr and Mrs Roy Lees and William Leimbach with others including William Knersel A J Cooper and several Kneisel and Newberry family members.
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Milan
Brownhelm
Vermilion Grange
Milan Grange
Vermilion Dearea
Wm Knersel
A J. Cooper
Roy Lees
William Leimbach
William Knersel
Funeral Held for William Leidheiser at Vermillion
Ruth and Mrs. Anthony Northern attended the funeral services for their brother in law William Leidheiser held at Vermillion on Thursday afternoon. The 4 H Club planned a Saturday meeting at the church parlors to elect officers and organize clubs including clothing and a potential 14 30 Food club with leaders Mrs Henry Seimbach Mrs A J Cooper and county extention agent Miss Rhea Bird attending. Frank Van Wagner of Elyria visited with his son and daughter in law Harold and Mrs Van Wegner. The Henrietta Kipton Brownehelm Womens Christian Temperance Union Institute was held here Thursday at the Con-
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Frank Turner
E. E. Treese
Mr. Butler
Elyria
B. Y. Pla
Baptist Church
Stanley Biggs
Nelson Yost
J Ho Bart
H C Stephan
Elstia
W .F. Leach
Agshur Chapin Urjai Crow
Rev
F. H Behart
Wellberow
Essen
Christopher Bauer
Vermillon
William Leidheiser
Henry Seimbach
A. J. Cooper
Rhea Bird
Frank van Wagner
Harold van Wegner
T. A. Institute
Henrietta-Kipton- Brownehelm Womens Christian Temperance Luton Institute
Congregational Church Hosts Notable Speaking Program
Forty two adults attended a Congregational Church program featuring Rev. N. W. Bates Kipton Mrs. Nellie Hill Elyria Miss Susan Hinigan Oberlin and George R. Chamberlain Elyria with readings by Mrs Mandess Jackson and musical numbers by Fred Rosa Holdn Bayman Henrietta Phyliss Shuster and Kathryn Fowell. An extensive dinner followed with many out of town guests including Mrs Elmer Portman Mrs Fred Rosa Mrs Adam Angers bach and others from Camden Elyria and Henrietta.
No Church Services Amid Pastor Illness at Reformed Church
Sunday services were canceled at the Reformed church due to illness of Pastor Rev. S. I. Reger of Vermilion. The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at Mrs William Kneisel's home with Mrs BL Lindsley in charge of the program. Marie Knerim attended the Get-acquainted dinner for candidates at the Berlin Grange, and a dinner was served at the Berlinville Grange hall.
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The
Reformed Church
S. I. Reger
Vermilion
Ww. M.S
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
William Kneisel
BL K Lindsley
Marie Knerim
Berlinville
Berlin
Brief Notes on Local Visits and Homecoming
Mrs H OB Shattuck returned home Sunday after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Peek in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bran dau of Cleveland visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer and son of Lorain and Miss Helen McQueen of North Olmsted were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Claston Rechtel's home.
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H OB. Shattuck
H. B
Peek
Cleveland
Harvey 4
Brandau
Fred Bauer
Lorain
Helen McQueen
North Olmated
Claston Rechtel
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C. R. Canfield
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Myrtle Giard
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Robert Reinhardt
J. H. Davis
Bennie
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Ralph Hasenpflug
Harold Beem
Hart Knispel
Ab Pinkler
Lester Streichler
Emma Mil Jer
Mollie Mallerton
Margaret Collins
Jeanette Blue
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Frank Leimbach
CJ. Mentel
Raymond Mentel
Charles Book
Lakewood
Jeffery
Nilson Newberry
Elmer Kneisel
A. J. Shattuck
J. D. Lewis
Garfield Heights
Ladies Aid Society
R. H. Fairchild
A J. Rice
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Cedar Point
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