New Taxes Take Effect June Twenty One Across Most Goods
Washington June 1 Ten days hence most new taxes from the 1.1 billion revenue bill become effective June 21 with excise levies applied as goods move through channels. The income tax rate changes for 1932, estate and gift taxes, post rate increases, and numerous commodity levies including gasoline, tires, lumber, candy, cigarettes, and electrical energy, along with other charges, all go into effect on various dates, June 21 or July 1, with several taxes applying immediately for public at once.
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YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton Digs2
A mother asks about interrupting a child’s play and Barton argues for patient, attentive guidance. Babies show intent in every action and must learn slowly. older children should not harshly stop a baby from exploring. Allow safe exploration and avoid forcing one method.
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Olive Roberts
Barton
Nearvice
Hoover Addresses Negro Graduates at Howard University
President Hoover spoke to a group of black college students at Howard University praising their preparation for political and economic leadership. He cited federal aid to universities as a notable achievement and urged development of the ten percent black population to meet democracy's challenges. Mrs. Hoover accompanied him.
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Washington
Howard University
Hoover
East
Calvin Coolcane
Georgia selects Flora Riley sponsor for Rhododendron Festival
Flora Riley of Atlanta, a recent Agnes Scott College graduate, is named by Governor Russell as Georgia’s sponsor for the Rhododendron Festival in Asheville on June 16 and 17.
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Flora Riley
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Russell
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Asheville
North Carolina summer school opens with about 1100 registered
Chapel Hill reports the first term of the University of North Carolina summer school drew approximately 1,100 registrants on the opening day. Classes begin across faculties as students settle in for the session.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Duplin County Man Vanishes From Hospital Ward
Kinston North Carolina Julian Dale aged 25 from Duplin county disappeared partially clothed from a hospital ward where he was being treated for fever. Colored by local authorities the incident prompted a search and investigation into the missing patient.
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N. C
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Duplin County
Acquittal Ordered in Manslaughter Case
Gastonia judge T. B. Finley orders acquittal for A. J. Blanchard charged with manslaughter in the death of Haskell Price from the auto wreck in North Belmont last August.
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Gastonia
N. CC
T. B. Finley
Gaston Superior Court
A. J. Blanchard
Haskell Price
North Belmont
Price of Charlotte elected NC Plumbing and Heating head
Hendersonville N C A and Z Price of Charlotte was chosen president as the North Carolina Plumbing and Heating Contractors association closed its state convention in Hendersonville.
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New Italian balm for sun worn skin promises quick relief
Alicia Hart urges readers to use Italian oil balm before sun and wind roughen skin. A heavy emollient that comes with a glup, it spreads with only a drop or two and acts without a base like cold creams. Start now to protect exposed skin and avoid summer apologies.
Absurdites Inquiries On Mary and Monica
Mary questions the doctor about money for the engagement while Monica deflects the idea of marriage tied to health. The dialogue suggests financial concerns overshadowing wedding plans and hints at underlying tensions between the characters.
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Monica
Gm Health
Leap Year Bride Cherry Dixon Chooses Freer Living Itinerant
Cherry Phillips, wife of Dan, defies aristocratic parents to marry. She discovers rival reporter Bates’ fear of Toscalli’s visit. After a tense night, she tests a temporary apartment with Dixie Shannon, viewing a two floor rear unit at Kensington Circle that fits their budget. Clarice Clark offers the two year lease for fifty dollars monthly. Cherry and Dan consider the place while facing professional and personal tensions, including a chance meeting with Max Pearson at the News office.
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Cherry desserts and a cherry pudding guide
NEA Service writer describes how to use sweet cherries in summer desserts. From au naturel servings to jelled salads with white cherries, plus cherry puddings, bread puddings, cherry roll and dumplings. Detailed recipe for a basic cherry pudding with butter sugar milk flour and cherries.
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Au Naturelle
America's famous men and women fade and flourish
Editor's note opens a three part series examining the fade and fancies of renowned American figures, setting a reflective tone on fame and public perception. The piece previews deeper explorations in forthcoming installments.
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America
Idiosyncratic Habits of Notable Americans Revealed
A United Press survey lists traits of famous figures. Henry Ford chops wood and walks fast. Florenz Ziegfeld wears $40 hats and reads comics. Al Smith smokes cigars in a penthouse and sits before a bronze tiger. John Barrymore clothes are London-made. Samuel Seabury buys first editions. Eddie Cantor eyes calories and plays ping pong.
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Clarence Darrow
Alfred EB. Smith
United Press
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Ziegfeld
al Smith
John Barrymore
London
Winkie
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Hofstadter
Irving Berlin
Eddie Cantor
Mayor Walker
Eugene O'Neill
John N. Garner
Texas
Cherry Mousse and Crumb Pudding From A Dessert Recipe
A vintage recipe describes a cherry dessert with crumb bread and pitted cherries baked in a water bath, and a cherry mousse made from pitted cherries sugar lemon juice and gelatine. It details heating milk beating yolks folding in beaten egg whites and folding into the cherry mixture then baking until firm. It also outlines mousse preparation with syrup boiled water icing sugar and gelatin then cooling and folding in cream and cherries.
Oranges and Lemons Freeze Cream Mold Dessert
A fruit dessert recipe describes freezing a mixture of orange and lemon juice with whipped cream until firm, then turning it into a mold and freezing for several hours. A crushed ice and ice cream salt mixture is used to chill the dessert.
Huckleberries Bring Record Prices in Sampson County
June 11 Clinton North Carolina report notes the famous Sampson Blues berries driving the blues away as prices hit 6 to 9 dollars per crate on the local market. A few crates sold as high as 10.50, reflecting strong demand and record values in Sampson County.
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Clinton
N. C
Knoxville courtroom disruption over chair during testimony
In Knoxville Tennessee Safety Director Walter C Anderson interrupted City Court proceedings when a chair collapsed striking the floor. Anderson quipped about new chairs as Judge Williams and others reacted the exchange highlighting strained budget humor during the incident.
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