Maxwell Hopes Other Firms Will Adopt Tax Token Plan
Raleigh April 15. Commissioner Maxwell says sales tax credit slip plan may be adopted by more merchants. The plan limits tax to 3 percent and issues slips for purchases under 35 cents up to 70 cents and beyond to allow extra purchases without added tax. Slips may be kept until fully used.
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Maxwell
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
J. C. Baskerwill Raleigh
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Kress
Woolworth
Rose, Green, McCrory
Scott-Burr
Tax Credit Slip Proposal Eases Sales Tax Burden
The plan lowers the tax to 3 percent by gifting a 25 cent credit ticket for future purchases, while customers pay 5 cents on a 1.45 dollar sales amount. Some may skip saving the slips, but many will welcome the saving and benefit from the tax credit.
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Chase
Maxwell
Legion Amateur Program Returns to Franklinville Aud
The American Legion Amateur program, praised in Asheboro and Randleman, repeats Saturday April 17 at 8 PM in Franklinville school auditorium. Entrants from Franklinville and nearby areas compete. Barbara Kieswetter of Asheboro won first prize, Bobby Ann Caudle of Randleman won second. Prizes funded by the Legion and proceeds benefit the American Legion baseball team.
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Asheboro
American Legion
Randleman
Franklinville
Barbara Kieswetter
Bobby Ann Caudle
Legion
Stones From Temple of the Sun God Ruins Captivate Egypt
In Ballbek Egypt the ruins of the Temple of the Sun God reveal the largest stones ever used for building. The site claims association with Roman emperor Antoninus Pius and draws archaeologists and visitors.
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Antoninus Pius
Ballbek
Egypt
Reuben Knows Broadway Acknowledges The Elite Sandwich King
Arnold Reuben, famed New York delicatessen owner, hosts nightly gatherings of stars from Marjorie Rambeau to Ethel Merman at his flagship shop. He popularized the custom of naming sandwiches after celebrities and has become a legendary nocturnal confidant to Broadway figures.
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New York
Manhattan
Arnold Reuben
Eenial Boniface and Restaurateur
Reuben
Marjorie Rambeau
Broadway
Annette Sellos
Misa Sellos
Reubens
Annette Selles
Miss Selles
Phil Baker
William Gaxton
George White
Beatrice Lillie
Ethel Merman
Miss Rambeau
al Jolson
George Jessel
Charlie Chaplin
Peggy Joyce
Ina Claire
Ted Lewis
Fanny Brice
Texas Guinan
Fay Marbe
Jay Kaufman
Kaufman
Prince of Wales
Royal
Fair Share Of Profits Is Aim At Textile Conference
Elizabeth Nord, organizer for United Textile Workers, told the world textile conference that workers would demand their fair share of profits from higher production. She said efficiency is fine but not when it exhausts workers, addressing social conditions of textile employees from 24 countries.
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Washington
Elizabeth Nord
United Textile Workers
World Textile Conference Today
Sermon Highlights Asheville Presbytery Final Sessions
In Swannanoa on April 15 the Rev. R. P. Walker of Waynesville delivered a sermon that capped the two day Ashe ville Presbytery convention here.
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Swannanda
R. P. Walker
Waynesville
Asheville
Cetlin Wilson Show Opens Saturday in High Point
Cetlin-Wilson circus opens its season at Willis Park High Point Saturday April 17 under High Point post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Proceeds aid the High Point School Boy Patrol. The show arrives in 17 baggage cars from Greensboro with 20 shows 12 riding devices on the midway.
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High Point
Willis Park
High Point Post
High Point School
Greensboro
Coney Island
Cairo
Speedy Merril
Americans Eat One Fifth of Meals Away From Home
Twenty one percent of meals consumed by Americans occur outside the home. The figure reflects a steady trend toward more eating out and away from households, impacting dining habits and food industry dynamics.
Modernization Brings Kerosene Fueled Kitchen Range
The article discusses kitchen modernization beyond power lines and gas with a kerosene fueled enamel range. It features five high power burners claimed to match gas heat, concealed behind a hinged front panel, and a concealed two gallon fuel reservoir to halve refueling frequency.
Mrs. Roosevelt visits Charleston during Southeastern trip
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spent a night in Charleston South Carolina while touring the Southeast with Miss Lorena Hickok. She planned to visit gardens and historic sights and said she has no fixed schedule and may depart before afternoon after arriving from Asheville North Carolina.
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Charleston
S. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old City
Lorena Hickok
Washington
Comets Display Immense Heads and Tails in Space
Comets reach head diameters near 1,000,000 miles and tails extending up to 10,000,000 miles as they travel through space. This explains their striking, luminous appearance and vast structure observed by astronomers.
Textile Union Votes to Join CIO in Fall River
The fifth Fall River Textile Union approved joining the CIO via the industrial organization committee if the American Federation of Textile Operatives is kept as the sole bargaining agent. The article notes an average lion life of 40 years as a stray fact.
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Fall River, Mass
Fall River
CIO
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Textile Operatives
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South Main
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West Yorkshire Regiment
Royal Scots Fusiliers
Seaforth Highlanders
King’s Royal Rifle Corps
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Meyers
All Carolina
Meyer’s
Daily News
Meyer
News
George Ross
En Furniture Co
Guilford
Mrs. Roosevelt
Dean
Doan
Textile Union
Red Triangle
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