Interest Cost Takes 14 Cents Of Tax Dollar
Washington reports 14 cents of every tax dollar spent on interest this year as the national debt climbs toward 85 billion dollars. Budget estimates show income of about 5.83 billion and interest obligations near 835 million, with revenue fluctuations and refunding lowering the share. The 2.573 percent average rate contrasts with 3.332 in 1933, and projections suggest 11 cents per dollar if 1938 estimates hold.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Republic
Receipts Aggregate to Four Billion Four Million Thousand
The total receipts reached 4 007 135 481 dollars with interest valued at twenty six cents per dollar received. Syam
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Syam
New Oberlin Grange Parity Card Party Report
Oberlin Grange held a Saturday night progress pedro party with nine tables. High score to Mr. and Mrs Chris Justin, consolation to Michael Smith and Mrs Martha Berg. Ice cream and cake served. Next party committee named Mrs Liman Mrs Roy Franklin and Glenn Hanlon. Nearby notes include guests at Frank Justin's Elyria home for Virginia’s First Holy Communion at St Agnes church. District No 7 schools set Cascade Park Elyria picnic Friday.
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Grange
Oberlin Grange
Pedro
Chris Justin
Michael Smith
Martha Berg
Liman
Roy Franklin
Glenn Hanlon
N. Webber
Gon. Lloyd
Jeannette
Henry Mackert
Matthias Justin
Frank Justin
Elyria
Virginia
St. Agnes Church
Gosgar Ehrman
Carson
Redington
Andrew Lawrie
Scotland
Sanders
West Lorain St
Oberlin
Cascade Park
Sunday Socials Fill Michael Smith Home With Visitors
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs John Franklin and others from Oberlin Elyria and West Virginia. Families from Penfield Ridgeville Milan and Elyria spent weekends or evenings with local residents. Kenneth Smith recovers from pneumonia and Shirley Schmitz has mumps as Matt Wehbber hosts guests.
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Michael Smith
John Franklin
C. D. Herrick
Oberlin
Jeff. Squires
George Emerich
Leo Smith
Elyria
Elmer Schuster
Little Daughter
West Virginia
Arthur Kinzel
Kenneth
M. Wohber
F. J. Schmitz
Leo Hanlon
Mary Berry
Brown Home
George Dion
Ridgeville
Kenneth Smith
Allen Hospital
Shirley Schmitz
A. Diam
Tro
Webber Home
Matthias Wehbber
Jacob Schmitz
Louis Schmitz
Mary Ellen
Kilbride
Milan
Community Notes From Columbia And Elyria
Mrs Warren Stranahan of Elyria remains in fragile condition. Rev Claude Olmsted attends Northern Baptist Convention sessions in Philadelphia and plans to return May 26. Local clergy and families hosted visits from England and Canada. PTA officers change hands at the school and teachers were hosted to lunch. Residents visited and hosted relatives, with several social outings and illnesses mentioned.
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Columbia
Warren Stranahan
Elyria
Claude Olmsted
Northern Baptist Convention
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Thomas Hughes
Mrc
Edin Robinson
Walter Horsfield
Yorkshire
England
Montreal
Canada
Parent-Teachers Association
Ernest Dunford
Ralph Lindstrom
Nelson Walters
Lester Harrington
Elizabeth Bremner
Toledo
Margaret Bremner
Elsra
John Crum
Rocky River
Dinner guests and local employment update in Cleveland
At a Saturday party several friends gathered while Mr and Mrs Casper Lenmerth and family were dinner guests at the home of the former's brother in Cleveland Sunday evening. Earl Putt works for City Service Oil Company of Grafton. TRY A CHRONICLE TELEGRAM WANT AD FOR RESULTS.
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Casper Lenmerth
Cleveland
Earl Putt
City Service Oil Company
Grafton
Fails In Effort To Cheat Electric Chair
Toledo murderer Kotowicz, jailed for robbing and killing C L Mikolajczyk during a Sept 13 holdup, failed to cheat the chair by cutting his arm in his death row cell He died at Ohio Penitentiary at 8 39 pm after spending two hours with clergy and smoking in his cell The prison guards reported no sound from his cell before discovery of his bloodied arm and subsequent execution.
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Columbus
Steve Kotowics
Toledo
Ohio Penitentiary
Kotowicz
C. L. Mikolajczyk
Toledo Gros Cer
Kotowics
J. A. Sullivan
C. J. Yeager
Father Yeager
Currency control debate misreads constitutional power
The author argues that Congress alone has the coinage and value regulating power and rejects claims to place currency control in Congress via a Federal Monetary Authority. Citing Knox v. Lee and Juilliard v. Greenman, the piece denounces misreadings and urges public understanding to prevent demagoguery and ignorance in currency policy.
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Congress
Juilliard
Letters From Fans And Self Help Advice Featured In Radio Guide
Julian Fount notes mainly women write to male singers on varied stationery from bags to perfumed letterheads. Letters range from whimsical elements to dying of love pleas and money requests, with some clearly insane, reflecting lonely, thwarted emotions. A second item jokes about weather and squirrels storing nuts. A psychologist asserts self-consciousness stems from comparing with others and urges practical self-improvement, offering a booklet on gaining self-confidence by mail order.
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Julian Fount
Radio Guide
A. A. Roback
David Mitchell
Coral Sand Replenishes Kiln Mine Footage
The article describes a kiln operation using deposits of two fine coral sands along a beach. Sand is shoveled up and hauled away for kiln product, while the sea rapidly refills the excavated holes with fresh sand.
Nature Feeds Lime To Kiln 30 Years
Honolulu report notes a Maui lime kiln that has operated for 30 years with a steady raw material supply. The article highlights the kiln's secure access to replenished lime resources, reducing war-related concerns over feedstock and ensuring ongoing production stability.
Drag Grand Lake For Youths Body
Norman Parker 19 of Norwood drowned while fishing on Grand Lake near Eagles Neat Island, hit by sudden wind that capsized their boat. Parker disappeared as friends clung to the boat until drifting ashore five and a half hours later. Lake patrolmen investigated, unsure how drowning occurred in shallow water.
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St, Marys
Grand Lake
Norman Parker
Norwood
Francis Bascom
Roy Fereguson
Pleasant Ridge
Eagles Neat Island
Bascom
Parker
Colaon's Landing
St. Marys
Take and give system sustains lime supply for 30 years
The take-and-give system has operated for three decades with no sign of depletion. The Hime kiln began in 1906 after a maritime strike stopped lime shipments. About two pounds of lime are needed per ton of sugar milled, leading to Maui kilns and tapping of an inexhaustible sand supply, with around 16 million pounds of hydrated lime used annually to produce 1 million pounds of raw sugar.
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Hime
Maui
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