Luxury Tax Adoption Now Seems Inevitable
Raleigh May 1 The adoption of the luxury tax extends from cigarettes soft drinks gum candy to hotels banks mortgages and automobiles and now seems inevitable. The house has adopted the conference committee report on its third reading and the senate is expected to follow by a narrow margin. Many MacLean supporters oppose the plan noting its flaws especially a stamp tax on notes and mortgages.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
House
Conference Committee
Senate
Siam's Royalty At White House Sparks Tax Debate
The discussion focuses on luxury taxes and stamp taxes on notes mortgages and deeds as lawmakers argue over revenue bill amendments. Some seek a 1932 referendum on sales tax while others push to remove the stamp tax. Speaker and MacLean influence shape the likely outcome.
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Moss
Sam Ervin
Burke County
Periodical Pain Relief Promises Quick Comfort
Periodical pain sufferers are urged to visit a drug store for B C a two North Carolina pharmacist formula claimed to relieve headache neuralgia and periodical pains in three minutes. The ad emphasizes rapid action quiets nerves harmless relief and urges consulting the local druggist.
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North Carolina
Nevada Divorce Rush Begins As 42 Day Decrees Take Effect
Reno's new law accelerates uncontested divorces to a 10 minute pace starting May 1 or 2 as 2300 suits await filing. Judges plan one calendar day weekly for rapid 40 to 59 cases while Idaho and Arkansas announce earlier or later triggers. Boise notes rivalry and a male-female population imbalance.
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Reno
Nev
Idaho
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Nevada
Boise
Novelist Donates Books To Wake Forest College
Harold Everett Porter known as Holworthy Hall donated 112 volumes to the Wake Forest college library. The gift largely comprises modern fiction and mystery with many works by classic English and American authors. Porter stayed on campus recently and will spend the summer with Dr. Hubert M Poteat before returning to Europe in the fall.
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Wake Forest
Harold Everett Porter
Holworthy Hall
Wake Forest College Library
England
America
Porter
France
Hubert M Poteat
Etrope
Wake Forest Debaters Conclude Season Strong
Wake Forest finishes its varsity debate season with 9 wins 5 losses and 6 debates ending without a decision. In Atlanta at the Southern Association of Teachers of Speech tournament the Deacons tied for second with N C State and Tennessee Wesleyan while North Texas State Teachers College took first. Dr J Rice Quisenberry led the squad gaining recognition on five judging committees and contributing to a 64 percent winning mark for the season.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Atlanta
Southern Association of Teachers of Speech
Deacons
N. C. State
Davidson
High Point
Temple
Waynesburg
Emory
Richmond
Tennessee Wesleyan
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Furman
University of Alabama
North Texas State Teachers’ College
North Carolina
State
J. Rice Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Paris Fashion Writer In U S Arrives In New York
Rosette Hargrove, renowned for Paris fashion coverage in The Enterprise and NEA Service, arrives in New York aboard the liner Paris. She plans a brief stay to study American style trends and report on emerging trends.
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Rosette Hargrove
Paris
Enterprise
NEA
New York
Wake Forest Debating Participants List by Towns
Dr Quisenberry led a winning team with all his votes while Wake Forest debaters from diverse towns are listed: H H Deaton Troy BE lL Smith Apex A B Carroll Jr Wilson W H Ford Atlanta W M Grogan Brevard R H Burns Jr Whiteville HH L Bridges Raleigh W E Brown Blowing Rock L D Hagaman Boone C E B Hyde Andrews T R Mitchell Greensboro D B Pruett Boiling Springs.
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Dr. Quisenberry
Wake Forest
H. H. Deaton
Troy
Ll. Smith
Apex
A. B. Carroll, Jr
Wilson
W. H. Ford
Atlanta
W. M. Grogan
Brevard
R. H. Burns, Jr
Whiteville
HH. L. Bridges
Raleigh
W. E. Brown
Blowing Rock
L. D. Hagaman
Boone
C. EB. Hyde
Andrews
T. R. Mitchell
Greensboro
D. B. Pruett
Boiling Springs
Predatory Wildlife Figures Show Hunters Losing Track
PHOENIX Arizona predators lead in recent 30 day counts as wildlife authorities note more predatory animals active than hunters expected. The report highlights increased sightings and potential risks in rural and recreational areas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Predatory Animals Battle Spurs Sheep Loss Edges
Period lions bobcats and coyotes killed 295 sheep and calves. Munt ers, attempting to even the score, managed to kill only 153 of the predatory animals.
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Munters
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