States tax trends show beer wine revenue surge nationwide
Forty five state legislatures acted this year with new or increased taxes. Eight relied on beer and wine for new revenue while twenty one legalized beer and wine and taxed both. Several states enacted income taxes or raised existing taxes, with totals including gross income, sales, and specific levies on industries and goods nationwide.
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New York
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Indiana
Bank and Trust
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Senate
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Helvering Confirmed as Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The Senate confirmed Guy T. Helvering of Kansas to be commissioner of internal revenue after six hours of bitter debate in June.
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Washington
Senate Today
Guy T. Helvering
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Palisades State Park Born From 17 Amarillo Donors
Seventeen Amarilloans donated land worth about 50 000 dollars to create The Palisades State Park at the Palisades ten miles south of Amarillo. The park will host one of five Roosevelt era reforestation camps in Palo Duro Canyon and employ about 200 Panhandle residents.
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Palisades
Palisades Area
the Palisades State Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Palisades Park
Panhandle
Amarillo
T. E. Johnson
Johnson
Palisades State Park
Palo Duro Canyon Parks and Scenic
Amarillo Canyon
Cayou
Palo Duro
Texas
Whittenburg Woman Mother of 13 Dies
Mrs Fleeta Alice Isaacs of Whittenburg Texas died at North Plains Hospital. She was 39 and the mother of 13 children the youngest born Tuesday. Survived by daughter Mrs Madill Smith in St Louis and 12 other children Irma Dan Beatrice Lionel J R Gerald Alma Ruth Mays Wanda J C Herman Shepard Isaacs and the infant. The family lived on Big Builders Row.
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Borger
Fleeta Alice Isaacs
Big Builders’ Row
Whittenburg
Texas
North Plains Hospital
Isaacs
Wise County
Madill Smith
St. Louis
Irma
Dan
Beatrice
Lionel
Donley County Fulfills Camp Quota with Four Recruits
Donley County completes its Civilian Conservation Corps quota of 21 boys with four selected locally Ishmael O’Neal Vodie Clemmons Casey Meeks and William McWhorter. Thirty five county boys were examined to meet the requirement and the four were sent to Amarillo for examination. Police claim Kelley Boos admitted participating in the Beebe Arkansas bank robbery last July and said he lived on his share of the loot after arriving here.
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Clarendon
Donley County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Amarillo
Ishmael O'Neal
Vodie Clemmons
Casey Meeks
William McWhorter
Kansas City
Police
Kelley Boos
Beebe
Ark
Democrats urged support for beer legalization plan
The Texas Democratic National Committee asked state Democrats to back the administration's beer legalization and repeal program. Directors Roy Miller and Frank Scofield said the committee would take no active part in the campaign. State Democratic Chairman Maury Hughes issued no statement.
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Dallas
Texas Democratic National Committee
Roy Miller
Frank Scofield
Maury Hughes
Amaro Ice Delivery man wins $400 judgment in court
Ted Smith, delivery man for Amarillo Ice Delivery, secured a $400 judgment after a settlement with Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co in 47th District Court. He alleged injuries from two falls while handing tea on September 9 1931 and later date.
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Ted Smith
Amarillo
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company
Smith
Tee
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad claims SB and B products provide fast relief from monthly pains. It says B C is prepared by a pharmacist and blends ingredients to relieve colds headaches neuralgia and fever without habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages.
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B. C
Get “B
Ady
Injury at Sea Port Highlights May 5 1932 Incident
An item notes a serious injury to a crewman with emphasis on the May 5 1932 date. The brief references a back injury and implies a maritime context at a port, with limited additional details available in the readable text.
Ranger No-Billed Lufkin Officers in Fatal Shooting
The grand jury at Lufkin declined to indict L. A. Kaves, a state Ranger, over the fatal shooting of G. C. Cole, a Black man arrested while rounding up liquor law violators. The jury based its action on Cole’s reputation and claims he cursed the officer as Evans moved to restrain him.
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Lufkin
Grand Jury
L. A. Kaves
G. C Cole
Evans
Swollen Gums Warn of Gingivitis Advised Treatment
The notice urges prompt care for tender swollen bleeding gums indicating gingivitis or other mouth disease. It promotes KOJENE antiseptic with instructions to massage gums and apply a KOJENE soaked cloth between gums and cheeks for contact healing. If unresolved in a week, money back guarantee offered.
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Trea
Kojene
den Randal Drug Stores
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Sir Walter Raleigh
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W. M. Cunningham
J. O. Whittington
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Frank Wolflin
Wales Madden
Jesse A. Rogers
E. F. Rittenberry
M.S. Nobles
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Palo Duro Park
U.P
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