Georgia Groups Urge Tax Brackets for Minor Purchases
Atlanta officials faced pressure from trade associations representing over 5,000 leaders to adopt a bracket system for pennies tax on small retail buys. Revenue Commissioner Redwine said current law does not grant bracket authority though he may allow bracket handling with full tax plus breakage. Leaders sought to forgive tax on items under 23 cents and set one cent charges for 14 to 5 cent items.
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Atlanta
Charles D. Redwine
Trac
Trade Association
Hints From 2000 Useful Facts About Food Book
An unusual cookbook offers general guidance on purchasing storing and using foods with sections on oven temperatures tea and coffee eggs cooking terms herbs cheeses fruits and meal planning. readers can obtain a copy by sending 15 cents to their grocer.
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The
Eagle
StateRetailTax Brackets Discussed By Merchants Group
Bill Brooks warns that state regulation of tax brackets is essential to avoid chaos among merchants who must collect the tax and the public who must pay it. At the meeting representatives from the Georgia Mercantile Assn and other groups noted the law requires merchants to collect tax on each tier sold and questioned exemptions for no tax items.
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Bill Brooks
Asz
Georgia Mercantile Assn
Pharmaceutical Assn
Restaurant Assn
Toe Manufacturere Assn
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Redwine
Woman linked to electric chair in New York slaying
Fat Bertha Beck and her lover Raymond Fernandez faced execution in Sing Sing after their conviction for the January 4 1949 murder of Mrs Janet Fay a New York widow. The couple lured Fay to an Valley Stream apartment where Beck bludgeoned her with a hammer and Fernandez strangled her. They had previously been linked to other killings including Delphine Downing and her child in Michigan.
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James Hudson
Sing Sing
Bertha Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Janet Fay
Albany In
Fay
Vailey Stream
N. Y
Beck
Adn Fernandez
Fernandez
Delphine Downing
Byron Center
Mich
New York
Michigan
Indy's Discovery Leads to Hidden Wallet Reward Plan
An Indianapolis resident found a charging leather wallet at Main and St Andrews and began a weekly share with Southern Diaper Service. The note hints at a reward for customers of Southern Diaper, mentioning a Sematis NoFol Diener and a nonspecific sorbent product. The ad touts “Double Protection” and a diaper that even dads can use, with a phone number 46535 and a price claim of 230 Bdays.
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Indy
Main
St. Andrews
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