Liquor Stores Prohibited From Maintaining Alcohol Supplies
Madison notices warn retailers that possession of alcohol by liquor stores is illegal under amended Wisconsin liquor control laws. State Treasurer Robert E. Henry cautions about seizure by tax agents and local officers. Transfers of liquor licenses now require a $10 fee and cannot pass to new owners. Fermented malt beverage licenses follow pro-rated class A and B rules, with specifics on transfer and pending license periods. Celia Lubinski cited for guidance.
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Madison
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The
Beverage Tax Division
State Treasury Department
Robert E. Henry
Wisconsin Liquor Control
Henry
Department of Markets and Agriculture
Celia Lubinski
Fountain City
Beverage Tax Division Bulletin
Chicago limits sources of citys butter supply
The Chicago board of health banned butter from farm areas not certified tuberculosis free to stop Chicago becoming a dumping ground for unsuitable butter. President Herman N Bundesen announced the embargo takes effect at midnight and named North and South Dakota and nine northern Iowa counties as non certified. State agriculture departments certify tuberculin free cattle and milk was previously regulated similarly.
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Chicago
City Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
Bundesen
South
Dakota
Iowa
State Departments of Agriculture
Bills in Congress Await Presidential Action in Washington
In Washington Congress the banking pension rivers and harbors Tennessee Valley authority amdt and AAA amdt bills have cleared both chambers and await the president. Other measures passed by either chamber include tax revision liquor control utilities regulation and prohibition of gold bonds. House and Senate actions pending on soft coal control ship subsidy and war profits limits while neutrality farm mortgage food and drug regulation oil regulation and NRA government contracts await opposite chamber action. A separate item notes a million-dollar stamp exhibit at St Louis with armed guards as the Philatelic Americans hold their 41st annual convention.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
House
St. Louis
Society of Philatelic Americans
Tribune
Tipert Service
Eee
France Imposes 50 Percent Surtax on Richers Incomes
Paris moves to balance the budget with new decrees raising the top income tax to 50 percent on earnings over 100 000 francs and lifting dividend tax on bearer securities to 24 percent. The measures aim to boost revenue by about 500 million francs while rents and basic prices are cut to aid the "little man" amid a 44 billion franc expenditure plan.
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Paris
France
France i
State Fair To Offer Special Attractions
MilwaukeeWis with a Veterans Day opening the 85th Wisconsin State fair exposition begins August 24. Livestock shows total over 6 000 head including dairy cattle rabbits fur animals and poultry while industrial exhibits and the auto show are premier features. Dog shows by Wisconsin Kennel Club and State Fair Kennel Club run Sunday Monday and Wednesday Thursday respectively with evening programs at the coliseum and grandstand. National Barn Dance acts perform nightly from Sunday onward and the new musical comedy thriller at the grand stand uses revolving stages and loud speakers. Fireworks Festival of Lights cap each night. Auto races fill the mile track Sunday and Thursday with harness races Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
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America
Wisconsin Kennel Club
State Fair Kennel Club
Coliseum
Grandstand
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