City levies drop but millage increases explained
City Clerk Charles MacKay analyzes the 1927 to 1928 tax levies for East and West Waterloo. East Waterloo's millage shifts from 185.98 to 180.88, while West Waterloo moves from 202.01 to 200.27. The report attributes rises to state, county, independent boards, and new bonds, offset by city council cuts totaling a net millage increase of 0.5 for East and 1.94 for West.
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Defense forces report deadly strike on Jebel Druse Bedouins
Jerusalem March 29 reports state that thirty five Bedouins of the Jebel Druse tribe were killed in a confrontation with defense forces. The terse dispatch notes a fierce clash and tallies casualties among the Bedouin group in the region.
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