Congress Faces Problem of New Tax on Liquor
Washington reports lawmakers confront a sweeping liquor tax plan with duties and internal taxes expected to raise at least 7000000 in revenue. Estimates from the Rockefeller Committee and Senator Pat Harrison highlight potential gains while noting state and local taxes may alter demand. Distilled spirits face $1.10 per gallon taxes plus $5 import duties. beer retains $1 per gallon import duty. champagne and sparkling wines face heavy duties and rising internal taxes with varied rates by alcohol content.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Rockefeller Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Finance Committee
Lalw
Sti Wices
Missouri School of Journalism Receives China Message
The University of Missouri School of Journalism received a parchment scroll from Shao Yuen-Chung, chairman of China’s national examination committee, congratulating the school on its 25th anniversary. Wei Ma, a senior from Pingyang, China, translated the missive.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Shao Yuen-Chung
Committee On National Examination
Wei Ma
Ping Yang
China
Chicago divorces decrease as marriages rise in nine months
Figures from the Superior and Circuit courts show a 5.9 percent drop in divorces for the first nine months of the year compared with 1982 while applications for marriage licenses rose 19.5 percent. The data reflects changes in divorce and nuptial trends on the Chicago matrimonial scene.
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Chicago
Superior
Gircuit
Sparta Grange Plans all Day Meeting and News
Sparta Grange will hold its first all day session Saturday November 11 with a noon picnic. Mrs H F Stranahan reports a celebrity guest list and a wedding notice for Miss Hazel Rendall and Benjamin Bletzer. Local families move houses and visit relatives as community life centers on meals, prayers, and civic events in Spartansburg Pennsylvania.
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Spartansburg
Frank Fuller
Clara Weidner
Fuller
A.B. Asch
Murray, Nep
Howard Martin and
Famplly
Meadville
J. J. Scott
Asch
Howard Martin
Herman Brandon
Oil City
Rhodes Repairing
Maryin Miller
Carrie Taylor
Mechanic
Davenport Street
Edith Winans
Mechanic Street
Harlon Weldner
Harlon Deroy
Corry Hospital
Torrey
Floyd Dooher
Warren
P. J. Dooher
Leo Dooher
Eric
Mary Dooher
Erie
Glenn Burton
Ray Karns
Arthur Wooley
Fredonia
Paul Blakeslee
Sparta Grange
H. F. Stranahan
Hazel Rendall
Princeton
Ind
Benjamin Bletzer
Buffalo
N. Y
Rendall
Spartansburgh
Otlock
Lyle Bewley
Roy Bewley
Alice Siedler
Titusville
C. A. Buxton
Cassa Puller
Julia Sturdevant
Raymond Puller
Clyde Mowry
Sharon
Middle West
Continent
Chicago
William Owens
Kansas
Eureka
Amanda Burke
Emporia
Anna Reich
Ernest Burke
Prairies
Pennsylvania
Donald Dingle
Union City
Darla Blakeslee
P. A. Risheberger
J. A Winans
Herman
Frank Lawson
Patty
Tantestown
Lawson
Harbor Hall
William Symonds
Hazelhurst
Arthur Howe
Bradford
P. J. Dooler
Fanny
Earl Walters
Youngsville
Imperial Restaurant
Troy Township
The
Baptist Church
Mabel Schredengost
Genevieve Kaz
Naomi Hutchison
Maxine Kinney
Charles Penoyer
Misa Morah
M. EB. Ladies Aid Society
Tna Smith
M B
R. B. Waleworth
Charze
M. 2
Chunen
Youngs
Wet Majority Seen in Erie County On Prohibition Vote
Charles H Schloss secretary for the Erie County Organization Against the Prohibition Amendment predicts a wet majority of about 3000 in Erie County when voters decide on repealing the 18th Amendment. He expects an 8500 wet tally in Erie City, with ballots on separate slips for wet or dry delegates to a state repeal convention in Philadelphia December 5.
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Charles H. Schloss
Erie County
Erie City
Schlosa
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Tam
Reign of Ware in Phila is menaced by ward voting
Philadelphia Nov 7 voters faced a bitter city election as Willam S Ware's long ruling faction faced possible erosion. Observers saw a narrow Ware margin but many Republican leaders doubted, with some wards shifting to Fusionist Democratic influence amid local political turmoil.
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Phila
Draco
Philadelphia
Willam S. Ware
Yare
Democratic Town Meeting
Fer Yarg
Veteran Civil War veteran Leach recalls stage line days
Nathan Hoyt Leach born March 14 1843 at Findley Lake Chautauqua County is the last of 18 siblings. He served in the 141st Illinois Volunteer Infantry from May 1864 to Oct 1864 and later drove the Findley Lake to Corry stage for three and a half years. Now aged ninety he lives in Grand Valley Warren County and maintains ties with Findley Lake and Corry. he reads easily after blindness from cataracts years ago and remains active despite age and past rheumatism.
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Findley Lake
Corry
Nathan Hoyt Leach
Maren
D. Everett Leach
West Smith Street
Jong
Srid
Mr. Leach
Pindley Lake
Chautauqua County
Marc
Union, Ill
14St
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
John Gillman
Leach
High Speed Water Flow Photo Process Described
A high speed photographed study explains a method creating frozen water motion by exposing fast shutter intervals from 1 to 100000th of a second. The system uses rapid sequence captures to reveal flow details and surface interactions under liquid motion conditions.
Protect CCC Workers From Hunting Threats In Forests
Army wardens and game protectors consider measures to shield CCC workers in the woods from hunters during the small game season. No casualties yet, but risks rise as high powered rifles approach bear and deer season. Enforcement of the 150 yard rule near buildings will be strict to safeguard workers.
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Warrden
Gamie
Uha
Ancient Edibles Hobby at Huntington Auction
Fred Highley showcases a quirky collection of antique foods and baked goods with dates ranging from 873 to 1919. The exhibit includes a maple sugar cake from 873, a 1919 cake, a 1872 jelly cake piece, and an 1880 oven cookie, drawing general interest from local collectors.
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Hobby Huntington
Fred Highley
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