Searson Announces Candidacy For South Carolina Comptroller General
Louis A. Searson, certified public accountant from Allendale and Columbia, enters the 1930 state race for comptroller general to succeed the incumbent A. J. Beattie. The veteran accountant, with 25 years in SC Georgia Florida and Texas, highlights his extensive auditing work for county and state offices and his CPA leadership roles. He and his associates maintain offices in Columbia Spartanburg and Charleston as he seeks voter support across the state.
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Louis A
Columbia
South Carolina
AJ. Beattie
Searson
Allendale
R. P. Searson
I. B. Atkinson
Spartanburg
House of Representatives
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Dobbs and Wey Company
Atlanta
Nevada
Western Pacific Railway Company
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Carlton W. Sawyer
Rut L. Osborne
Wilbert W. Southerland
Walter E. Duncan
Comptroller General
A. W. Dronés
Carlton “W. Sawyer
State Board of Examiners of Public Accountants
South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
Chicago
National Organization of Accountants
International Business University
The
International Accountants Society
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Sear‘son
W. Arnold Searson
CG. P. A
Scholarships and Entrance Exams at University of South Carolina
Examinations for vacant scholarships and entrance will be held at the County Court House Friday July 12 1929 at 9 am. Applicants must be 16 years old. Scholarships available in Abbeville Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Charleston Clarendon Dorchester Hampton Horry Lexington McCormick Marlboro Saluda Sumter Union Williamsburg and York. Apply by July 10 to the Committee on Normal Scholarships. Summer School runs June 14 to July with 53 faculty, 100 courses for teachers and administrators.
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8. C
D. M. Douglas
County Court House
Abbeville
Bamberg
Barnwell
Beaufort
Charleston
Clarendon
Dorchester
Hampton
Horry
Lexington
McCormick
Marlboro
Saluda
Sumter
Union
Williamsburg
York
Committee On
World Clock Aerial Round Clock by Gardner
The World Clock, a round radio aerial, collapses wires and poles by mounting on a top building. It uses a four inch high dial to show time anywhere and doubles as an indoor radio aerial with two outlets the clock was devised by George Th Gardner a tramp printer who wanted a universal clock after distributing Paris dispatches across papers.
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Terdin
Arn
Paris
Geisha Entertainment
Japan
George Th. Gardner
United States
Iis
Mant Bay
Dispatches
Etlinverelitatre
Pay- Ange
Hiim
Clark
Gardner Link
The Tariff Joker Sparks Capitol Clash with Borah Fight
Senators Borah and Fess clash over tariff policy as Borah accuses the Republicans of a long standing tariff favoritism. Hoover supports limited tariff revision with relief for industries while critics warn of harm to consumers and export trade. A lobbyist flood and public pushback follow the proposal.
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Congress
Senator Borah
Fess
Republican Party
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Endorses Federal Reserve System by United Chamber
Leonard Ayers of Cleveland Trust Company warns of a vast unofficial banking system. He cites an invisible credit market in New York that lends outside the central bank and the Fed board, undermining the Federal Reserve and commercial banking. He urges legislative action to curb unregulated lending and preserve the Fed’s power.
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Leonard FL Ayers
Cleveland Trust Company
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve System
Ares
Emis
New York
Commercial Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Forest Tax Laws in Five States
Forest taxation in the United States shows 31 distinct forest tax laws across five states aimed at easing the burden on forest landowners to promote private timber growth. A Forest Taxation Inquiry at the Forest Service in Washington, led by Dr. Fred R. Fairchild of Yale, studies the issue to create a fair tax structure allowing continued timber production. A separate note in Washington discusses a diplomatic inquiry with Great Britain over Commander Richard E. Byrd’s Antarctic flight and anticipated assistance from British officials following the 1926 Imperial Conference.
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Forest Service
Washington
Fred R. Fairchild
Yale University
Petit
Great Britain
United States
Antarctic
Department of State
Richard E. Byrd
South Polar
Bird
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F. A
Pontiar
Viehizan
General Motors
Standard Motor Company
Murray Johnson
Aiken
General Motos
Orah
Pitt Panther
L. L. Toney
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Appalachiin Mountains
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