Ohio Liquor Sales Surplus Funds State and Local Treasuries
A 19 year fiscal report from the Ohio Department of Liquor Control shows more than 830 million dollars funneled into state and local coffers since 1933. In 1952 total revenues reached 58.6 million with net profits and excise taxes contributing heavily, while permit fees returned to local subdivisions where premises are located. The report notes rising operating costs and tied transfers to the general revenue fund, plus a decline in private contract agencies from 172 to 38 as stores open or close based on sales viability.
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Columbus
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
State Treasury
Department
General Revenue Fund
Blue Bonnet Margarine Offers Flavor Nutrition Economy
Puts On Blue Bonnet To Get Most For The Money reinforces Blue Bonnet Margarine as sunny-sweet in flavor suited for bread toast and vegetables. It highlights Vitamins A and D year round and claims cost savings versus high-priced spreads, urging readers to try Blue Bonnet for all three benefits.
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Blue Bonnet
Violence Flairs As South Africa Nears Election
In Durban a Unitec rally in Zululand turned violent as hecklers shouted Heil Hitler and toppled posters. Fist fights erupted, an uproar ended the event, and supporters of Prime Minister Malan clashed with others over a poster featuring J G N Strauss with three former prime ministers as the April 15 vote approaches.
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Durban
South Africa
Heil Hitler
Unitec Party
Magut
Zululand
Audiice
Daniel F. Malan
United Party
J. G. N. Strauss
Bracelet worth ten thousand dollars found by theater worker
New York police took possession of a $10,000 diamond bracelet found by Harry Bond, assistant manager at a Manhattan theater, after no claimants appeared for months and a ceremony to turn it over to him was canceled following a last minute attempt to claim the item.
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New York
Harry Bond
Bond
Manhattan
Permit Totals Rise as Liquor and Beer Licenses Expand
In 1952 total permits issued reached about 41 444 with 2 274 five day permits to organizations for 3 2 beer charity sales. Growth mainly from lift of the five month freeze on new retail beer and wine permits while liquor permit freezes held. Permit holders may hold multiple permits, so establishments count differs. Permit fees rose from 7 468 092 63 in 1951 to 7 615 096 68 in 1952.
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