Hardwick Plans Tax Policy Debate With State Officials
With the June 22 gathering of the General Assembly, Governor elect Thomas W. Hardwick plans to discuss new fiscal policies. Authorities consider a near revolutionary constitutional amendment shifting main taxation to incomes and finished industrial goods, with a secondary ad valorem option to cover deficits. Hardwick questions an income tax, citing federal tax burdens, while a county notice would require sworn income details to be filed with local assessors.
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General Assembly
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Olante
Boards of
Rent Hog Legislation Pushes Tax Basis Reform
A proposed revival in Atlanta seeks sworn rental figures for each city piece of property. Owners would report gross monthly earnings for the previous four years to aid tax assessors in valuing properties and verify year to year increases. Aimed at curbing “rent hog” practices, the plan would require higher rents on occupied and vacant properties, with notices of 20 to 30 percent increases and consideration by the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Atlanta
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Curb Market Set For Atlanta Woman's Clubs Sale
Low prices on food products to be offered at the curb market opened Thursday by the Atlanta Woman's clubs. Seasonable vegetables poultry dairy products and fruits will be sold from 6 am to 1 pm. English peas five cents quart beans seven and a half cents quart potatoes thirty four and a half cents pound cabbage five cents two heads lettuce five and ten cents a head. Peaches plums June apples cultivated blackberries honey chickens ducks eggs butter and fresh buttermilk also listed.
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Atlanta Woman's Clubs
Norman Sharp
Quartermasters to Dine with Atlanta Business Leaders
More than 200 prominent Atlanta businessmen and firm representatives will attend a dinner at Fort McPherson gymnasium on June 16 at 7 30 pm in honor of the 146th anniversary of the quartermaster corps. The event links reserve officers with national guard quartermasters to improve readiness for future emergencies. The meal will be prepared by Fort McPherson quartermaster corps cooks, featuring food largely procured by the corps.
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Atlanta
Quartermaster Department of
Fort McPherson
Fort
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Forelen
Reserve
National Guard Quartermaster Corps
Smith Again To Head Atlanta Lions Club
J. R. Smith, prominent Atlanta leader and current chief executive, was nominated for re election by the Lions Club nominating committee and unanimously endorsed by members. He was the sole candidate for president with other offices listing two nominees each.
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The
Lion's Club
J. R. Smith
Mr. Smith
T. H. McRas
John Geiger, Jr
A. F. Newman
P. Thornton Marye
J. R. Jordan
J. R. Regnas
Russell Courson
Chifford J. Harrison
T. R. Gentry, Jr
W. N. Adkins
L. M. Thomas
W. Caleski
Robert F. Madgox, Jr
Harry Lyon
W. C. Dida
I. C. Adler
A. M. Patton
D. C. Belser
Nesbitt Tilley
Charles Fish
C. R. Black
Alper Akers
William G. Kaeski
Westminster Church League Plans Anniversary Supper
The Men s Service League of Westminster Presbyterian church marks its second anniversary with a 6 45 pm supper at the church. City Attorney James L. Mayson will be principal speaker. It is the regular monthly meeting with a special musical program. members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
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Men's Service League
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James Ll. Mayson
Atlanta Men Seek Victory Medals at Journal Building
A number of Atlanta men applied this week at the Victory Medal office, 204 Journal building, for their medals. Lieutenant Harry M. Barfield of 194 McAfee Street is among those with six bronze bars on his ribbon for service in the Aisne Champagne-Marne Aisne Marne St Michell and Meuse-Ar gonne operations and in the 1st Army defensive sector.
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Atlanta
Journal Building
Harry M. Barfield
McAfee Street
Aisne
Champagne-Marne
Aisne- Marne
St. Michell
Meuse-Argonne
1St Army
Ares
Effort To Save 10-Year-Old Bitten By Rabid Dog
Efforts continued Wednesday to save Emmett R. L. Finley age 10 after a dog bite last Saturday left him with rabies. Pasteur treatment is being administered by Dr. Samuel D. Warnock the city physician as doctors pursue vaccination and containment steps.
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Emmett R. L. Finley
Samuel D. Warnock
Fulton Lodge Anniversary Service Noted in City
Fulton Lodge No. 22 I C C A celebrated its twenty first anniversary with night addresses by city attorney James L Mayson Central Baptist pastor Dr Caleb A Ridley Judge J W Evans school board member Carl Hutcheson T H Robertson Gainesville Rev D R Wilder Macon presiding judge William D Sheppard admitted five Atlanta lawyers to U S courts Cecil R Hall Rufus T Cooper Joshua F Tye Robert E Brady and Percy A Brady were admitted. ceremony led by John Dean Steward court clerk.
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Fulton Lodge
Moore and
Decatur Streets
James L. Mayson
Caleb A. Ridley
Central Baptist Church
J. W. Evans
Carl Hutchesan
T. H. Robertson
Gainesville
D. R. Wilder
Macom
William D. Sheppard
United States District Court
Atlanta
United States Courts
John Dean Steward
Cecil R. Hall
Rufus T.2- Cooper
Robert
Brard
Percy A. Brady
Hawaiian Ad Man Helps Welcome Atlanta Convention
Haiwaiian ad man Ab Young travels from Honolulu to Atlanta for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention June 12 to 16. He studies textile engineering at Georgia Tech and plans to stay four years, bringing Hawaii interests and representing his club. Atlanta decks its streets with bunting as 3,000 attendees from across the globe arrive. local firms contribute storefront decorations and lamp posts flaunt the truth in advertising shibboleth.
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Atlanta
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Honolulu
Ab Young
Ad-Club
Georgia Tech
Iolani High School
Chi-nepe
Mr Young
England
France
Canada
Shanghai
China
Globe
Hursch Brothers
J. Regenstein Co
C. & C. Rosenbaum
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
New York Model Hat
B. J. Perkeraon Co
Regal Shoe Co
the Boys’ Shop
Burt's Shoe Store
Edison Shoe Co
Louis KE. Liggett Co
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Fred 3. Stewart Co
M. Rich Bros Co
J. Frohsin
J. P. Alien, & Co
Keely Co
McClure Ten Cent Co
Southern Book Concern
Lilienthal Crockery Co
Raftel’s
the Economy Shop
the Fam
National Clothing Co
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Mamond
Asking& Merine Co
HG. Lewis Co
Buck Bros
Maier & Berkele
Blauner’s
Davis & Freeman
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
All America Shoe Store
J. M. High Co
Holmes Institute Closing Exercises Held on Wednesday
The Holmes Institute held its annual closing in the chapel with declamations dialogues and plantation melodies. Addresses were given by Reva W. J. Williams Dean J. A. Lindsay and T. J. Union of the five million dollar A M E church drive. Rev G G Gray delivered the annual address on forgiveness. President B R Holmes praised both races and noted over 200 students enrolled. A final contribution was raised for a new building.
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Holmes Institute
Reva. W. J. Williams
Trustes Board
J. A. Lindsay
T. 3. Union
G. G. Gray
St. Paul A. M. E Church
Cornerstone Laying With Masonic Rites At Kirkwood School
The Kirkwood school breaks ground for a new $50,000 building with Masonic ceremonies at 2 PM Saturday. Charles L. Bass, state grand master of Masons, will preside as board of education members and local officials attend. Students will perform an entertainment program. The modern facility will house high and grammar grades with auditorium gymnasium and labs. the old building will be renovated during the summer.
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Kirkwood
Charles L. Bass
Masons
Board of Education
Kirkwood Wilh
MISS ALLEN TO GIVE CONCERT AT PRISON
Former grand opera singer Nora Allen will perform at the federal prison Sunday morning. She is joined by Signor EB Volpi, a noted music teacher who has coached famous singers. The duo recently moved to Atlanta and run a studio at 25 West Peachtree Street. They gave a concert last Wednesday at the Chamberlain Johnson DuBage store.
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Nora Allen
Federal Prison
Signor EB. Volpi
Gal YH Curci
Antonio de Paoli
Carlo Bonini
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Chamberlain-Johnson-DuBage Company
Bryan Hatton Business College Ad Offers Courses and Jobs
An ad for Bryan Hatton Business College announces summer term day and night sessions for grammar and high school pupils to begin or finish courses. It promises teacher training for high schools and colleges with placement in jobs paying 1500 to 2500 dollars. A 20 day offer covers full typewriting and dictaphone training for 20 dollars. Call at Ivy Nahe Tadye and write for a new catalogue, cor Broad and Hunter.
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yBroad
Hunter
Ivy Nahetadye
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