Mecklenburg Beer Tax Lead Sparks County Rank Confusion
Mecklenburg County led beer tax collections with 48250, while Guilford ranked second with 42454 and Buncombe third with 31018. the report notes beer tax is paid by distributors and reflects distribution, not local consumption, with many counties showing minor figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mecklenurg
Gullford
Department of Revenue
Fecklenburg
Guilford
Buncombe Onng
Durham County
Orinth
Hanover
Wake County
Pasquotank
Guilford County
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg
Forsyth County
Buncombe
Clay County
Graham County
Decree Makes School Religious Activities Optional in Germany
An education ministry order in Prussia declares morning prayers and school religious events optional for all students in higher schools. The move, seen as loosening church state ties, comes amid Nazi emphasis on racial policies and campaigns against Jewish groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Frick
Wesermunde
Breslau
Berlin
Trade proposal eyed as fix for Italo-Ethiopian crisis
French and British officials weigh League of Nations options as Laval and Mussoni allies discuss keeping the council idle until late July. They consider possible action under Article XV or naming a fifth conciliation member, while wary of triggering an act of war. South Sea Islanders use half a giant clam shell as a bath tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
League
Ethiopia
Pierre Waval
George Russell Clerk
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
Geneva Council
Benito Mussolini
Rome
League Council
Laval
Italoro Conciliation Commission
Registration at Southern Furniture Exposition Totals 238
Registration at the Southern Furniture Exposition building opened yesterday at 10 o’clock and closed today at 10 am with 238 attendees. The list includes numerous attendees from states such as Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Tennessee among them H L Barksdale Mre Barksdale Hugh Nelms J N Brown J H Crump ler J C Burroughs J H Mainard W M Morgan J H Wilkins and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
O. Barksdale
Mre
Lenoir
Geo. W. Butler
Roseboro
Fred Voncannon
David Wilson
West End
H. E. Copple, Jr
Samuel Long
Monore
J. P. Cox
J. D. Stokes
Fort Myers
Fla
J. C. Burroughs
W. Lb. Cox
Conway
Leaksville
G. C. Seymour
W. C. Pierce
Pierce
J. O. Lee
Fayetteville
J. Gaskel
Concord
L. F. Baggan
A. Hallam
Rockingham
A. H. Trotter
Co. O. Odell
Oak
Hill
W. Va
J. E. Ewing
Albemarle
W. L. Hunter
Wa Ll. Hunter
H. E. Gwin
Durham
Max Goldin
Burlington
G. L. Stansbury
Greensboro
C. J. Gathings
Rufus Meechum
Wadesboro
Sol W. Goodman
Sol Isaacs
Goldsboro
H. L. Ivey
A. B. Watson
Dillon
D.C
H. A. Johnston
R. K. Uhry
Atlanta
M. B. Oates
Oates
Lakeland
M. EB. Powell
L. H. Coward
Orlando
L. BE. Mincey
Charlotte
E. H. Celling
M. C. Frazer
Columbia
Carroll
Phillip Stanley
A. O. Pilgrim
G. E. Pilgrim
Gainesville
D. K. Ham Prosperity
B. EB. Purcell
BE. L. Wilson
Fila
P. V. Neese
A. A. Neese
Andy Mercer
Haw River
H. Joyner
Rocky Mount
W. Wilkins
Edenton
C. A. Hoover
Denton
J. F. Rhode
West Jefferson
C. C. Day
Troy
L. T. Reynolds
Bristol
B. A. Kummer Marian
E. P. Griffith
Wytheville
T. 8. Adkins
Ben H. Avertt
W. N. Upchurch
Nellie Upchurch
Ruth Upchurch
Oxford
W. T. Stansell
Birmingham
Ala
Italy Reasserts Gold Coverage Amid Foreign Credit Rise
Bank of Italy says coverage on gold has shrunk as foreign credits grow, with gold holdings now over 6 billion lire. Mussolini’s interview in L Echo of Paris questions the League of Nations as a tribunal for races, provoking protests in Milan and Genoa and renewed calls over Ethiopia.
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Bank of Italy
Italy
Japan
Il Duce
L’echo of
Paris
Mussolini
League of Nations
Popolo di Roma
Salerno
England
Milan
Genoa
Ethiopia
Rome
Passetth C
Ing
France
Europe
Society of Nations
Cotton market shows irregularity in New Orleans and New York
Irregular trading in New Orleans cotton opens with near positions down about 15 points while distant futures hold. New York futures open steady to higher on cables and overseas buying, then ease. closes barely steady with slight declines.
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New Orleans
USC Ala
Oce
Rhoe
New York
Liverpool
Revenue Jump in North Carolina From 1934 Returns
Raleigh July 23 Revenue collections for the state of North Carolina show a sizable rise over the same period in 1934 with every levy contributing to the gain. Major increases came from hotel and restaurant sales tax and license taxes, franchise tax, beer, and inheritances in June returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Bet Online
Fa Fed
Thieves Learn How To Take Jackpot At Carolina Coffee
In Hickory on July 23 thieves learned a method to win the jackpot on a slot machine by breaking into the Carolina Coffee store during the night. Police investigated the break in and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Carolina Coffee
Cannon Mills Faces Bond or Tax Challenge in Cotton Levy Case
In Greensboro on July 23 Judge Hayes overruled a motion to dismiss a suit by Cannon Mills of Kannapolis challenging cotton processing taxes. An injunction to delay collection and require security will be signed, with merits hearing date not set. The case is part of about three dozen actions seeking injunctive relief against processing taxes on cotton and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Cannon Mills Company
Kannapolis
Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
Charles H. Robertson
Internal Revenue
Carlisle Higgins
Robertson
Higgins
Americans Beat Germans To Lead In Davis Cup Play
Americans Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn defeated Baron Gottfried Van Cramm and Ray Lund of Germany in five sets to give the United States a 2-1 lead in the inter zone Davis Cup. The final singles will pit Budge against Von Cramm and Allison against Henkel as the U S seeks one more victory to reach the challenge round. The Americans overcame Von Cramm’s serve and improved their forecourt play to seize control.
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Wimbledon
Eneg
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Baron Gottfried van Cramm
Ray Lund
Germany
United States
Sesson
England
Uncle Sam
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cal
von Cramm
Allison
Heiner Henkel
Budge
Henkel
Five New Laws Heading to Court For Review
Washington officials report five new tests of post Roosevelts era laws moving toward the Supreme Court amid a rising number of laws struck down previously. The cases cover the Agricultural Adjustment Act the processing tax the slum clearance and the Tennessee Valley authority and the gold clause issue. The government hopes rulings will settle hundreds of related lower court cases as processing tax disputes mount.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Judicial Proving Ground
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authorty
Texas
Louisville
Dixie Terminal
Court of Claims
Tennesee Valley Authority
Circuit Court
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Dicense
Rial
Teh le
Ortez
PCL
LLL
John Beal
Dorothy Burgess
Spencer Tracy
Marie Galante
Baby Face Harrington
Conia Wiayviay
Bette
Bette Davis
George Brent
Warner Bros
Front Page
Ben Bernie
Rice Sportlight and Pictorial
Prussia
Sional
Federations of Veterans
Education Ministry
Matinee
O’brien
Harrigan
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
tNiovame
Thomasville
MR. and
Mrs. Martin Johnson
Joel Meocrea
Warren
Beckley & Welch
W. P. Westmoreland
T. L. Monroe
Laurens
S. C
J. H. Wilkins
Elizabeth City
B. J. Willis
John Willis
Norfolk
Geo. H. McCellan
Phil Winstead
Harrington
Mullins
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EB. C. Fraley
Norton
Marion Carlisle
High Point
Bluefield
A. W. Bunch
Statesville
N. C
Vincent Scott
G. C. Scott
Roanoke
J. B. Edgerton
C. E. Langford
Central
Frank Hartsfield
J. W. James
Lake City
M. M. Shaw
Ocala
C. Kellam
E. J. Duncan
Alexander City
P. H. Bradshaw
Chas. Rhodes
Paul J. Fuller
Lexington
Wm. Goodale
W. L. Goodale
Camden
5. C
L. Gunter
Sanford
A. C. Siviter
St. Petersburg
W. B. Harrison
Kenneth Harrison
J. A. May
Geneva
W. L. Howard
Sylachauga
W. D. Jamieson
Smithers
William B. Jones
Augusta
H. G. Lewis
Winston-Salem
Dixon Ahl
S. G. Tucker
James P. Hart
C. H. King
Johnson City
Tenn
C. R. Hinton
C. C. Cone
Tampa
Herbert Gray
Pickens
Casper Timberlake
J. H. Berry
Adam Smith
Reidsville
Vance Maree
Macon
Byron C. Crawford
Jacksonville
C. A. Thompson
J. H. Rich
A. M. Rich
Graham
D. E. Ridgell
Smi
William Sprott
D. J. Sprott
D. Tomlinson
T. L. Long
Richmond
J. F. Lyon
A. F. Epting
Jerome Martin
Rock Hill
F. L. Baird By
Jim Pearson
Asheville
Cornelius
Mooresville
R. EB. Troxier
Sutton, Jr
Sutton
Windsor
Lynn Trout
Care Enterprise
A. King
Tomlinsc
Chicago
Alaska Poe
Atraticas
al Chem & É& Dye
FAO
Bendik Avigt
Eekeenes Mung
Pandaiga
Ises
Caeude
Byers Co
Es Ee Oy
Calumet
Hee Ossé
Wet
Curtiss Wetee
Dellak & W
Odak
Gen Pooks
Ek Sheen
Gen Motors
Ee Ag
Idda Meu
Iaeneeeer T & Biss Wn
Penese IG Grebam Ppige
Eeeeesee AG Gt Nor
Ns Ae Eesneer Ee
Hudson Motors
Seecescae
Niew
Johns Marville
Kennecott
Kroger Groce
Lambert We Ligg & My B
Loew's
Lorillard Kh
Louis & Nash
Mack Trucks
Math Alkal
McLellan
Mo Pac
Monts Ward
Nash Motors
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distill
Nat Pow & It
Mat
Peadio Pew
Seaboard Oil
Beara Roebuck
Simmons
Heb
Bae
BCD
Calis
Smelt
Mtudebsker
Texas Gulf
Alrer Corp
Orcabey
United Bile i
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
iPing i. Ss
Cabipthaee
Ekaeas
Tokyo
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Cannon Mills
Hoosac Mills
New England
Bes Alias
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