Dog head tax notices and penalties announced in Grafton
County Assessor E N Lock outlined May 15 as the cutoff for listing taxable dogs and issuing warrants to the sheriff for collection. After May 20, dogs may be impounded for 15 days with a $1.50 penalty and the tax due. failing to redeem leads to disposal. Penalties include up to $50 fine and 30 days in jail for concealing dogs. Estimates show about 9,000 returns for county and city, with 70 percent city and 50 percent outside. Projected total tax base near $19.78 million. last year’s totals across classifications amounted to $305,904.40 in taxes.
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E. N. Lock
Lock
Grafton
Board of Equalization
County Board of Education
Radio Program Schedule and Tube Prices Ad Summary
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KMOX
Probe Opens on Chicago University Over Communist Influence
A Illinois Senate committee led by Senator Graham opened hearings to determine if University of Chicago students are being swayed by Communist propaganda. Charles Walgreen accuses. President Hutchins denies. The inquiry, prompted by Walgreen after withdrawing his niece from the UChicago, questions academic freedom and potential need for legislation.
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Illinois
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Navy says damage control saver aids sinking Sea at harbor
Admiral Reeves announces new phase in extensive war game as a Marine expeditionary force flies from San Diego toward an undisclosed near goal. Brigadier General Lyman commands the expedition, while the Pearl Harbor fleet returns from San Francisco in battle trim. Destroyers Lea and Sicard are abandoned after collision left them crippled.
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San Diego
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Brotherhood Convention Debates Six-Hour Day Action
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Piano for sale to settle balance at four a month
Almost new piano offered to any buyer who pays the small balance. Respond promptly to XYZ in care Grafton Sentinel, Grafton, West Virginia. Also classified ads include female help wanted, waitress position, typists at home, and boarders needed at 438 West Main Street with contact details.
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Care
Grafton Sentinel
Grafton
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Outdoor Beer Conun- From Dake Sign Ruling Sparks Resistance
Movable signs are not dealer property but loaned by brewers and distributors, a tax ruling sparks passive resistance. Roush says dealers pay licenses and should advertise like others. Signs will stay until borrowed signs are removed, with opposition coming via press and opinion.
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Dake
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Veterans urged to approve subsistence homestead project
Charleston May 13 F Witcher McCullough state director of the National Emergency Council asks approval of a federal emergency subsistence homestead plan for West Virginia. He proposes 400 needy World War I veterans be assigned to a temporary tent town near Rainelle Greenbrier county while a site is selected this week.
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F. Witcher McCullough
National Emergency Council
McCullough
Rainelle
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Onle
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Veterans plan to build log and stone plant in forest
McCullough proposes PERA approval for veterans to construct a log and stone plant using forest materials. Veterans with CCC service and forest living experience would be selected to occupy the site, care for surrounding timber, and earn commodity payments for their work. The first 400 veterans would be chosen if approved.
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PERA
Civilian Conservation Corps
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