State Getting Hard Boiled on Question of Delinquents
Two recent cases illustrate the North Carolina Revenue Department’s stern stance toward delinquent taxpayers. A High Point doctor faced an indictment, pleaded nolo contendere, and avoided jail by agreeing to pay due taxes and penalties. a Charlotte merchant similarly pleaded nolo contendere and arranged payment, avoiding immediate punishment. Edwin Gill, commissioner of revenue, notes these cases show the department will cost taxes and ensure funds reach the state treasury, while tax blanks are mailed nationwide to alert new and existing taxpayers. The article highlights wartime changes and federal exemptions shifting taxed groups into state obligations.
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Raleigh
T. M. Tanton
Wakely
Nolo Contente
Charlotte
Edwin Gill
Eaue
Charlotte Mert
Issioner
North Rolina
Commissioner of Revenue
North Carlina
Gill
High Point
Free Beef Dinner At State College Amid OPA Driving Ban
Around Capital Square reports a free beef barbecue at State College dining hall for general assembly members officials and press with invitations to Central Experiment Station Department of Agriculture Farm Bureau and Grange. City bus access advised. OPA driving ban complicates private car use unless no alternative. Some legislators propose attending Willkie speech or Governor Broughton talk at the college as a workaround.
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General Assembly
State College
College
Central Experiment Station
Dertment of Agriculture
Farmreau
Grange
OPA
Hillsboro Street
Duke University
Wendell Willkie
Governor Broughton
Willkie
Edge of Darkness unfolds Norwegian resistance plan
Sverre Hammer escapes a Nazi skirmish to Trollness with news England will arm Norway. Dr Stensgard and Gunnar organize cautious resistance while a letter from Johann signals trouble at home. A tense scene reveals a father’s harsh stance on his son as Norse patriots gather to fight.
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Norway
England
Sverre Hammer
Stokeund
Hammer
Kout Osterholm
Trollness
Martin Stensgard
Goannar Hronge
Gunnar
Holla
Osterholm's
Osterholm
Stensgard
Stonegard
Johann
Stockholm
Anna
Oslo
Martin
Troliness
Germanys morale falters as war drags on home front
The second in a Hoover series analyzes German home front strain from ration cuts to labor depletion, rail and factory disruption, and civilian cold. It argues Germany cannot sustain long war, cites shortages of meat fats clothing coal and notes Italias faltering war effort as external pressure grows.
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Germany
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Jugoslavia
France
Poland
Ukraine
Indian Ocean
United Nations
Persia
Egypt
India
Italy
Africa
Rumania
Hungary
Geramny
OLD FRIENDS AND LEARY BILL SHAPING NORTH CAROLINA SENATE
In Raleigh Monday night the senate debated death penalty changes led by Leary of Chowan and Chaffin of Harnett with plans to reintroduce the electric chair. Evans McDonald backs nine months school and higher teacher pay while pursuing a U.S. Senate bid. A speed push on fiscal bills showed Senate No. 8 and House No. 16 advancing, as gambling sentences and a council of state investment measure drew attention. Alumni pilots from UNC in Jacksonville earned ensigns’ commissions after training. three graduates include James Pickard, Gatewood Grubbs, and William Gallagher. A caution on identity noted Shelley Caveness’ misattribution.
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Senate
Leary
Chowan
Chaffin
Harnett
Caffin
Peterson
House
Council of State
Pat Taylor
Appropriations
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Administration
McDonald
United States Senate
N. C. Education Association
North Carolina
Budget Commission
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
United States Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
JD. Price
Okla
Gatewood Grubbs
Charlotte
William H. Gallagher
Clarence T. Galliagher
Erskine College
University
British Dominion Leader Puzzle Clues and Answers
A mixed set of cryptic style clues and answers for a British Dominion leader themed crossword. Includes across and vertical entries with definitions for titles, tools, measurements, and common terms. Contains references to rulers, places, and everyday objects across multiple clue numbers.
Arnall Succeeds Talmadge as Georgia Governor Inauguration
In Atlanta on January 13 Ellis Gibbs Arnall, 35, attorney general, was sworn in as Georgia governor to replace the veteran Eugene Talmadge, who left office after three terms. Arnall pledged to restore democracy and decency, while Talmadge claimed his defeat stemmed from fighting coeducation and political cranks.
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Atlanta
Red
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Sage
Sugar Creek
Ellis Gibbs Arnall
Talmadge
Jn Rock
Arnall
Board of Regents
Fragmentary financial notice with dated commission
The scanned text shows a fragmented financial record including a commission with an expiration date of August 26, 1944. Amounts listed include 356,874.81 and 401,000.00 with additional figures 451,108.26 and 2,536,45 44,237. The readable parts imply a share sale or commission ledger, but essential names or entities are obscured by OCR errors.
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Tate Gettingard
Lynn Nisbet Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
Maternies Bureau
Carter
Edge OF Darkness
NEA Service, Inte
Karen
Saeter
Hulda
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Europe
New Guinea
Buna Front
State Press Association
Durham
Ralph McDonald
Robert Moseley
Caveness
Guilford
Kerr Graige Ramsey
Rowan
Ramsey
Shelley Caveness
Randleman Flyer
Oklahoma
Great Britain
Lianid
Taig
Scotsman
Union of Africa
George
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
N. C
Lesurance Commissioner
Rane IP
Board of Directores
Sea Sees
State OF North Carolina
B. F. Johnson
Bessie A. Foster
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