Use Tax Tracks Orgs to Fund GI Bonuses in Connecticut
Connecticut imposes a three percent use tax to finance GI bonuses, targeting purchases made out of state. Officials warn fines up to 500 dollars and potential jail for evaders, while tax experts note enforcement remains challenging. The trend spans 29 states with varied rates and items covered, from Oregon to Louisiana.
Smuggling Fight and Use Tax Tactics Across States
Reading the scattered OCR text, the article describes state efforts to enforce use tax on mail order and interstate purchases. It notes inspectors, store practices to avoid embarrassing customers, and varied state actions in Connecticut New York Ohio Michigan and Oregon regarding delivery tax collection and exemptions. It mentions attempts to search shipments for contraband, and that some states limit tax collection on certain generes or purchases while others lift or restrict exemptions. The overall theme shows a patchwork of tax enforcement and exemptions across states.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
Ohio
Michigan
Flansas
Connecticut
Uncle Charlie the Inventor and a Jailhouse Caper
The narrator recalls his uncle Charlie and his wife Frieda on the East Side. Charlie, a self described genius, schemes to win a vegetable can label contest by mailing two thousand slogans on can tabs. A Cossack detective escorts Charlie to a jail cell after police suspect theft of labels Marcus, a friend, explains the plan, revealing a comic twist on ambition and mischief.
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Charlie
Popular Mechanics
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Slotans
Veirbest Vegetable Company
Pim
Marcus
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Vebibest Company
Willie
Billy Rose
Veterans Benefit Deadlines Set For World War II Vets
VA official explains final war service date July 25 1947 for GI Bill eligibility under Senate Resolution 123 Public Law 239 80th Congress. Coverage includes education training loan guarantees readjustment allowances and vocational rehabilitation for veterans who served Sept 16 1940 to July 25 1947.
Veterans Education and Training Time Limits Clarified
The notice outlines education and job training for veterans with a maximum four year training period unless special cases apply. It sets July 25 1947 as the reference date for calculating time limits, including nine year program ends and ten year GI guarantees. Full details available at the Dothan Administration office 3 Foster Street.
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G. I. Joan
Dothan
Foster Street
Inmate Protest Echoes Across Fort Worth Jail
A noisy disturbance at a Fort Worth jail involves ten inmates held on felony charges. They reportedly disrupted cells by taking shaving cream and other personal items, using their bars and shoes as part of the protest. A drone presence and hornet-like noise added to the tension.
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Tex
Sally Montgomery
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