Tax Commission Appeals to Higher Court in Arkansas
The Arkansas Tax Commission has appealed to the State Supreme Court from a lower court order restricting its authority. The commission seeks to overturn Chancellor Sam Garratt of Hot Springs and asks the high court to decide if the 1940 act establishing the commission, granting broad tax powers, is unconstitutional while noting Benton real estate valuation rulings. A separate note refers to the original Cape Hatteras lighthouse damaged in the Civil War and the present structure built farther inland.
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Little Rock
Arkanaag-Tax Commission
State Supreme Court
Commission
High Court
Sam Garratt
Hot Springs
Benton
Supreme Court
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Creamo Margarine Claims Cream Content Draws Fans
Creamo Margarine emphasizes its cream based formulation as key to growing popularity. The ad claims Creamo outspeeds other brands in growth, features taste tests against premium spreads, and markets Creamo as richer and more economical for households.
Gubitchev Reverses, Plans Return to Russia
Convicted spy Valentin A. Gubitchev told Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan he will sail for Russia on Monday. His attorney Abraham L. Pomerantz, who had resisted dropping the appeal yesterday, reversed course and said Gubitchev will not appeal the 15 year sentence, suspended if he returns to Russia. Yuri Novkiv, third secretary of the Russian embassy, accompanied Pomerantz in court.
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New York
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Sylvester J. Ryan
Russia
Gubitchev
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Ryan
Pomerantz
Gulbtchev
U. S
Irvin H. Saypol
Yuri Novkiv
Gubbtchev
ASCAP Agrees to Play the U S Way
New York March 15 The music publishing lobby ASCAP agreed in federal court decrees to align with antitrust guidance. The decrees force ASCAP to cut ties with foreign bodies, end sole control over foreign music, offer a single license for film music, bar royalties from exhibitors, allow court review of rates, and enable members to license independently or resign.
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New York
Uncle Sam
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Ascap
Sran
America
U.S
Burglars fail as safe opened by misread hints
In Cumberland Maryland on March 15 two burglars forced a safe by hacking the handle and removing hinge pins. They found only a razor and 20 cents inside while a painted notice claimed no money was there. A second note mocked the attempt with a garbled label. A National Geographic Society note about the Irish potato is also cited.
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Cumberland
Stonelany
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Thorntow
Mihor
Tax Commission
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Wilson
Moore Bros
PET
Pascal Celery
Axwell House Tb
Crisp—— Firm
Bell Peppers
California
Black Valentine
ORE Bros
Whaddy Tow
Herbert
Creamo
R. Beer Produce Co
U.S. Way
Hammond
Ind
Walter Hammond
Patice
Barbara Harman
Claire Pucalik
Harman
Pucalik
West Bros. Ve
West Bros
Denver
Blue
Chambray
Batts
West Bros. “the Home OF
Good Values
Second & Main
The
National Geographic Society
Hope, Ark
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