New Deal Faces Break Over Consumer Voice in Councils
Washington discusses giving consumers an independent seat in New Deal councils as rising prices press for action. The piece traces consumer representation in NRA and AAA, tensions with price fixing, and calls for a distinct consumer voice to counter code and policy effects on food costs.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
New Deal
NRA
AAA
AAA _ consumer group
Fred Howe
General Johnson
Mrs. Rumsey
AAA Consumers
George Peek
Howe
CAB
Terest
National Industrial Recovery Board
Walton Hamilton
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Marian Martin Pattern 9181 Easy House Frock for All
Pattern 9181 offers an easy to sew Marian Martin house frock with raglan sleeves and a tied belt. Sizes 14 through 46 listed with fabric yardage for size 16, order details and price for patterns and the pattern book. The Winter issue of the Marian Martin Pattern Book is advertised with fashion patterns and a 25 cent book price.
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Marian Martin
North Carolina CPAs Convene for Fifteenth Annual Meeting
Delegates from all sections of the state arrive in Raleigh for the 15th annual North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants convention. An opening dinner honors past presidents tonight with Governor Ehringhaus and Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell on the program. Maxwell will discuss administration of state tax laws as sessions run Friday and Saturday.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Ehringhaus
A. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Discu
Weight Based Air Service Between Misantla and Jalapa
An airline operating between Misantla and Jalapa in Mexico charges passengers by weight. The temporary system sets about 4.10 dollars for travelers up to 165 pounds and 3.12 dollars per extra pound thereafter.
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Misantla
Jalapa
Mexico
Tax share rises to thirty percent from car owners
Federal taxes now amount to 30 percent of the total collected from car owners, distributed by states counties and municipalities.
NJ Vehicle Registrations Dip Under One Percent Last Year
New Jersey reports a decline of less than 1 percent in vehicle registrations for the previous year and a 2.6 percent drop in the Department of Motor Vehicles gross income.
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New Jersey
Department of Motor Vehicles
Motor Taxes Rise to Reflect 1933 Rates
The average motorist paid 47.31 in special motor taxes in 1933, up 3.06 from 1932, as tax policy shifted.
Phantom Slugger Haunts University of Colorado Campus
A phantom slugger struck nine female students and a woman instructor at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Police and a student vigilante committee hunted the attacker who leapt from shrubs and fled after each assault. Student guards with service pistols helped patrol the campus in disguise to lure the suspect.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Police Department
National Guard
Pennsylvania Patrol Refuses 39239 License Examinations in 1984
In the first seven months of 1984 Pennsylvania highway patrolmen declined to conduct 39,239 driver license examinations because the cars used by applicants were not satisfactory.
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Pennsylvania
Gold Medal Haarlem Old Capsules for kidney relief
Backache and bladder troubles prompt a call for Gold Medal Haarlem Old Capsules. The ad promotes a 35 cent box as a safe diuretic and stimulant for weak kidneys and irritated bladder, noting symptoms like getting up at night, puffy eyes, leg cramps, and moistures. It claims genuine Haarlem origin.
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Haarlem
Holland
Adv
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