Limits To Taxation The Public Affairs View
Maxwell S. Stewart analyzes political and economic factors shaping tax limits. He argues Congress and state legislatures raise taxes gradually as need grows, while real limits depend on how tax money is spent and its effect on production and essential services. He notes relief spending narrows the economic limit, whereas funding bridges health and education extends it.
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Stewart F
Public Affairs Committee
Congress
Congresses Becme
Ecome
What Is a Fair Tax and Its Economic Tradeoffs
A discussion on government spending and taxes argues all taxes are unfair to some degree and must balance equity with collection cost. It compares sales, income, property, estate and inheritance taxes, noting effects on saving, investment, and purchasing power. Two theories offer different paths to growth and equity.
County party transfers and property deeds listed in township notices
High Point and surrounding townships show a series of property transfers. Names include T Amos to J E Amos on Bridges Street and West Lexington Avenue, plus various tracts on Tryon, East Washington, Wiltshire, Hob Street, and Elizabeth Street among others. Transfers involve owners loans, commissioners, and land bank dealings across Moreheal Gilmer Monroe Sumner and Friendship townships with multiple spouse names and farm subdivisions.
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High Point Township
T. Amos
J. E. Amos
Bridges Street
Lexing Avenue
Forrest Avenue
Ome Owners’ Loan Corporation
L. Michael
Tryont
John C. Sechrest
Enda Sechresiantzel
Washington
T. C. Baumgarner
Zara Hubert Covington
Dave Baker
Enry D. Perry
Ada Har
Wiltshire Boulevard
Earnest B. Mathews
Wwnna Lorie Mathews
Hobstreet
Moreheal Township
L. Knight
J. C. Knight
Fisher Avenue
Gilmer Township
L. Paschal
Robert Arritt
Elizabeth Street
Alice Way
J. B. Blake
Way Farm
Kiarry W. Schiffman
John Jordan
Juanita Jordan
Margaret J. Gant
Ellie Brooks Sutton
B. Shaw
Asheboro Street
Addison Smith
Brooks Burt
Friendship Township
T. Macon
J. Fred Rat
Friendly Road
Monroe Township
Aries A. Hines
A W. Scott
Clay Township
Avold F. Hunter
C. Ebbins
D. H. Hunter
Sumner Township
Rhube
S. Clark
Clark
Clark Avenue
K. Martin
Townshoro Joint Stock Land Bank
North Carolina Farm Market Report Fruits and Vegetables
Latest market report lists wholesale prices and demand for lettuce strawberries potatoes cabbage sweet potatoes tomatoes snap beans green peas lima beans peppers egg plants and more across Florida Georgia New York and New Jersey with specific truckload and crate price ranges and regional demand notes from the U S and North Carolina departments of agriculture.
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North Carolina
U.S
Cleveland
U. S
Louisiana
Washington
Nancy Halls
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Jersey
Pittsburgh
Susie Lambert Meets Her Quest to Be Beautiful
Susie Lambert travels from the Waffle Shoppe to Chicago with Jeff Bowman and Dick Tremaine as she enters a dangerous, comical quest to become beautiful. A frail, hopeful heroine confronts mockery, fear, and a system promising transformation in Chapter IX of a serialized tale.
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Susie Lambert
Dick Tremaine
Susie
Jeff Bowman
Chicago
Mr. Bowman
Mr. Harker
John Harker
Jeff
Possible return of Ambassador to Berlin discussed
Washington officials weigh the possible return of Ambassador Hugh Wilson to Berlin if an immigration scheme for German Jews is approved. The plan, worked out by George Rublee, would use a trust fund from Jewish property to pay passage and support equipment for emigrants. No imminent move was indicated and Hull said he had no comment on Wilson’s status.
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Washington
Hugh Wilson
Berlin
United States
Reich
London
George Rublee
Committee For Refugees
Wilson
Germany
Hull
Rublee
McKenney Remembers Louis H Watson On Bridge
In this column marking the third anniversary of Louis H Watson's death WMEB recalls the bridge luminary and author of The Play of the Cards. He reflects on a vivid East West hand at the Eastern Championships and praises Watson's genius, dignity, and influence.
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Louis H. Watson
New York
Quick kitchen tips from a home economist column
Short answers show how to whip egg whites quickly with cold water rinsed plate and a pinch of salt. Cleaning nickel uses kerosene and whiting or soda or vinegar polish. Renewing old lace involves hot soapy water, cold water, and milk then pressing on the wrong side.
True and false statements from a printed quiz
A quiz page lists five statements about nautical terms and people. It notes which are true or false and promises answers on the Want Ad Page. Ivy Lee is identified as a prize fight manager and Dizzy Dean’s real name is Elmer Dean.
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Ivy Lee
Dizzy Dean
Elmer Dean
Want
Word study notes and a gum dealer fact
A compact lesson on English usage spelling and pronunciation with examples. The passage also notes that the United States has eleven dealers in second hand chewing gum.
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United States
Modern Etiquette Basics for Country Entertaining
The guidance notes country homes offer unique informal charm for entertaining and discusses proper dining motions, noting Americans shift the fork from left to right when eating while either form is acceptable. It states a man should walk on the outside when escorting two women on a street.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers
Answers include about eighty percent of world diamond production sold in the United States. The first savings bank in the U S was established in Philadelphia in 1816. The Civil War general who wrote a best selling novel was General Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur. Linen is made from flax. The Galapagos Islands are named after the galapagos a giant tortoise.
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U. S
Pacific Ocean
Philadelphia
Lew Wallace
Galapagos Islands
Dealer Briefly Arrested In Blind Case AQ1143 eK
A dealer identified by codes AQ1143 eK and AQ109654 65 faces a brief official notice in a blind case. The report provides no further context, actions, or named entities beyond the coded identifiers.
Kublai Khan’s Empire 1280 and Marco Polo's Visit
Uncle Rays Corner recounts Kublai Khan ruling vast lands from the China Sea to Poland and Siberia to Arabia in 1280. It notes his failed invasion of Japan, Marco Polo’s 18 years at his court, and the rise of the Ming after Mongol decline.
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Kublai Khan
China Sea
Poland
Siberia
Arabia
Europe
Asia
Kublai
Kulbai
China
Japan
Korea
Venice
Marco Polo
Marco
Ming
Uncle Ray
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