Deadlock over tax machinery bill in state Senate and House
The Senate stalls on a sweeping tax machinery bill as disputes over property revaluation and foreign stock taxation intensify. Debates center on mandatory versus local option revaluations, potential credit impacts, and constitutional concerns over taxing foreign corporation stock amid expected conference.
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Sir Walter Hotel Maaleigh
Senate
Mecklenburg
Tyrrell
Lincoln
Alamance
Buncombe
Rockingham
Craven
Martin
Lenoir
Macon
Vance
Finance Committee
House
North Carolina
Rep
Everett
Durham
Philathea Class Meets at Thornton Home in Deep River
Deep River Philathea class gathered Wednesday night at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thornton home with a large turnout and green and white St Patrick color scheme. Tea and cake followed the meeting. Next gathering slated with Mrs E F Williams.
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Deep River Church
Ralph Thornton
E. F. Williams
Leah Ray Sings Way to Fame in A Bedtime Story
Leah Ray, featured in Maurice Chevalier's Paramount picture A Bedtime Story, landed her role after rising as an entertainer at the Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove.
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Leah Ray
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount
Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove
Trick to win tricks with long suit in dummy play
In Syracuse and New York City, WM Be McKenney discusses a bridge misplay and a counter technique. He cites Shepard Barclay on using the three, ten, king, and ace sequence to maximize tricks when the right hand holds queen and jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.be. McKenney
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Shepard Barclay
Auction
Young Woman Is Given 30 Days For Hurling Concrete
Margie Allen alias Mary Miller, a young white woman, was sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Newton after hurling concrete at the Leonard Case front plate glass windows. She was arraigned in county court and gave conflicting names and origins, claiming Knoxville Tennessee as her home while saying she had been wandering for work.
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Enterprise
Lexington
Margie Allen
Mary Miller
Leonard
Newton
Crouse
Knoxville, Tenn
Scrip Redeemed by Lexington Manufacturers
Lexington reports some of the scrip money issued by several local manufacturers about ten days ago is being redeemed this week.
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Erlanger, Nokomis
Wennonah
Peerless Mattress Co
Elk- Dixie Furniture Company
Merchants’ Association
Merchants
Lexington
Beer Permits on Tap at His Office
Dr. James M. Doran, Commissioner of Industrial Alcohol, is shown at his desk in the Prohibition Bureau busy with beer permit applications. The scene captures the morning routine of a top Washington official untangling paperwork.
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James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohohol
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Clearing house operation housing at old Commercial Bank quarters
A clearing house continues to operate in the former Commercial Bank quarters where the manufacturers' corporates or receipts may be redeemed.
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Clation
City drafts ordinance to curb loud fowl noises
OKLAHOMA CITY officials draft an ordinance condemning keeping fowls that make frequent loud and unusual noises. Other chickens are allowed if they keep the peace.
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Oklahoma City
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