Likelihood Of Sales Tax Grows In North Carolina
Raleigh January 23. Growing sentiment backs a state sales tax to fund a six month school term at an estimated 15 to 18 million dollars yearly. Bills proposed by Baggett Young Day and others seek varying tax scopes from broad gross sales taxes to targeted levies on tobacco, power firms, and large incomes, with business opposition centered on double taxation and impact on retailers and manufacturers.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
House
Senate
Joint Education Committees
Lindsay- Young
A. D. McLean
Beaufort
Representative Day of Onslow
Kentucky
Jeweler max bones offers 5 percent proceeds to welfare board
Max Bones a longtime local jeweler announced an offer to donate five percent of all store proceeds and collections to the Board of Public Welfare through March 1. He said the plan is a charitable gesture, not a sales tactic, and aims to aid those in dire need. Bones owns the 203 North Main Street jewelry shop and has civic ties in the city.
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Board of Public Welfare
Max Bones
North Carolina
Bones
North Main Street
Will of Missing Justice Discovered in New York
New York reported the discovery of a will allegedly belonging to Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Crater, long missing. Mrs. Stella Crater claimed she found the will and cash in her Fifth Avenue apartment after traveling from Portland, Missouri. The document, dated 1925, would not allow her to claim the estate for seven years without proof of death.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Stella Crater
Fifth Avenue
Portland
Illlustrated Talk on The Island of Ceylon at Central Friends
John D. Abels will give an illustrated lecture during the Sunday evening service at Central Friends church on The Island of Ceylon. The public is invited to attend and view the colored slides of scenic beauty.
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Central Friends Church
John D. Abels
Ceylon
Too Nervous to Sleep Tried This Remedy
Mrs Mamie Hartgrove of Louise Mill reports severe nervous weakness left her unable to sleep or eat and do housework. After using Dr Pierce's Medical Discovery her nerves stabilized, appetite returned and she slept normally. Trial package offered by mail.
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Charlotte, N. Cc
Mamie Hartgrove
Louise Mill
Ahern Dren to Furnish Flour and Eggs for Greece Aid
Ahern dren will furnish flour and eggs for Greece aid as the Greek government supplied currants through the Red Cross. The Dublin government token aims to prove Ireland’s support in relief efforts and solidarity with Greece during its need.
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Ireland
Dublin
Officers Seek Far0 Bunco Men In Chicago Case
Chicago police and federal agents press to locate Jules Arnstein and two others linked to a Springfield fare game swindle. Edward Litsinger loaned Myrtle Blacklidge $50,000 after winnings and cash vanished with the trio. Joseph Weil is cleared. the Rockford inmate calls the tale ancient.
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Chicago
Edward R. Litsinger
Board of Review
Jules
Nicky” Arnstein
New York
Arnstein
Litsinger
Myrtle Hanner Blacklidge
Illinois
Springfield
Ilinois
Rock District
Blacklidge
Joseph Weil
Rockford
College Orchestra Presents Program at High Point Lions Dinner
The High Point Lions club met at the Sheraton last night with President J. W. Woollen presiding. A. J. Koonce and Rev. W. R. Shaffer led a program by the High Point College Orchestra directed by Prof. E. B. Stimson, plus a solo by Del Riego. Guests included Robert Wacker of Baltimore, Roy C. Morris of Gastonia, Jack Hunsucker and W. H. Sprye. Lon Russell won the attendance prize. committee members for next program were W. P. Anderson and Hal Boynton.
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High Point Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. W. Woollen
A. J. Koonce
W. R. Shaffer
High Point College
E. B. Stimson
del Riego
C. L Gray, Jr
Adelaide Crowell
Fielding Kearns
William Jones
Carl Smith
Allen Hastings
Robert Wacker
Baltimore
Roy C. Morris
Gastonia
Jack Hunsucker
W. H. Sprye
Lon Russell
W. P. Anderson
Hal Boynton
Specimen Exhibit Found in Dublin Garden
A child finds a nearly three foot long exhibit in a Dublin garden. A Bucharest street will be named for Lord Thomson, military attaché in Romania 1915-16, who died in the 191 disaster. A linnet and chef neh alight on a transatlantic flight lineway from New York to Live, resting as the ship reaches port.
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Dublin
Bucharest
Rumania
Lord Thomson
Linnet
Chef Neh
New York
Yeu
New Orleans Cookies Aid Drought Sufferers Distribution Planned
New Orleans domestic science students prepare 13 800 cookies with Greek government donations, to be shared with drought sufferers in Arkansas and Iowa. Officials note the program includes both making and distribution aspects.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Arkansas
Iowa
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