Taxpayers and Government Trust in Tax System
Washington June 22. David H. Blair, eight years as internal revenue commissioner, says taxpayers show square dealings with the government. He notes $23,000,000,000 collected, 64,000,000 returns audited, and 99 percent closed on the books. He praises decentralization, modern methods, and cooperation between taxpayers and the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Washington
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Blair
United States Treasury
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Revenue Intelligence Corps
Commissioner Blair
Board of Tax Appeals
Treasury Department
Board
Revenue Cmmissioner
Board of the Court
Essay winner A P Smith wins four year college course
Leviathan passenger A P Smith of Goldsboro North Carolina won an American Chemical Society essay contest and the choice of a four year university course with tuition paid. He is a cadet quartermaster on the steamship Leviathan and was on the high seas. He graduated from Chapel Hill high school this year and supported himself with odd jobs.
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Goldsboro
N. C
A. P. Smith
American Chemical Society
Leviathan
Chapel Hill High School
McCrary Offer Promises Free Pellagra and Hookworm Guide
Dr W J McCrary Inc advertises a 50 page book with full details, offering a free copy if remedies fail to provide complete satisfaction in Pellagra or Hookworm cases. Address Dept A-20 Carbon Hill Alabama.
Rural Education Emphasized at Southern Sessions
Rural education in the south will be emphasized at the National Education Association rural education department program during the July 1 3 Atlanta convention. Speakers include R E Tidewell Annie M Cherry Wil Lou Gray Leon Favrot Vel W Lamkin Janes H Dillard C O Williams Edwin Mims Norman Frost Olive Campbell Harry H Clark and Harry W Chase. Willis A Sutton calls the sessions crucial for rural teachers and superintendents noting southern predominance.
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Atlanta
South
Department of Rural Education
National Education Association
National Association
R. E. Tidewell
Montgomery
Ala
Annie M. Cherry
Halifax County
N. C
North Carolina Teachers Association
Wil Lou Gray
Columbia
S. C
Leon M. Favrot
General Education Board
Baton Rouge
Vel W. Lamkin
Janes H. Dillard
Charlottesville
C. O. Williams
Legislative Division
Edwin Mims
Vanderbilt Tniversity
Norman Frost
Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Olive D. Campbell
John C. Campbell
Folk School
Brasstown
Harry H. Clark
Furman University
Greenville
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Willis A. Sutton
Bavarian State Power System Could Be Taken Over
An external party offers to assume control of Bavaria’s entire electric grid and deliver power at reduced rates. The proposal raises questions about sovereignty, reliability, and regulatory approval as authorities assess feasibility and public impact.
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Bavaria
British to Adopt Standard Colors for Fashion Shades
London fashion circles report a British color committee will certify approved shades for the season. Textile houses dyeing and designing firms back a coordinated scheme to unify color names. After the color council forms, there will be consistent hue designations across shops.
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London
Milady of
British Color Council
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Harding
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Tax Appeals Board of the Courts
Atlantic Coast
John S. Divine
Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina
Rightsville Beach
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Georgettes
Maise
Nile
Rose
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