Georgia Attorney General Affirms Tax Exemption Under Agricultural Adjustment Act
Georgia Attorney General M J Yeomans issued an opinion holding that processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act are exempt from state taxation for government agencies and states. The ruling cites a U S Supreme Court decision in Panhandle Oil Co v Mississippi and says the exemption rests on state independence and dual federal state powers. The opinion notes costs of tax obligations fall to the state and would be passed along in prices, but states retain exemption for taxed articles. Yeomans says the Georgia case applies similarly to other states.
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M. J. Yeomans
Gia. E
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Theme Court of the
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High Court
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Georgia
Yeomans
Clerk Held for Murder in Louisiana Stabbing
Joe 1, a store clerk, was held on a murder charge in a fatal stabbing during an altercation over a bill in Wiberia Louisiana. Edward Boutee, from Hebert, was also wounded in the incident yesterday.
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Wiberia
Joe 1
Ora Hein
Edward Boutee
Hebert
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Recorded by Mrs Antle
Mrs J A Antle of Columbus reports near inability to walk changed after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states she bore three more children since and remains well. She advises others to obtain the medicine and follow directions.
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Lydia E. Pink
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Lam
Antle
Alley Ave
Columbus
Dan Riley Wages Fight with Lions
Monday night opened the animal show in the T John building sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Net proceeds go to the Monroe and West Monroe Parent-Teacher Council for underprivileged children. Capt Dan Riley fights seven full grown African lions as the main attraction with continuous performances through the day and night.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Parent-Teacher Council of
Monroe
West Monroe
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R. L. McHenry
P.T. A
Dan Riley
Souvenir seekers destroy remains of historic Fort Crawford
Old Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin is rapidly disappearing as tourists and souvenir hunters take stone walls from the hospital building. Residents fear the walls will vanish within a decade and are seeking preservation steps. The fort is linked to Dr. William Beaumont and Martin St Alexis, the man with a window in his stomach, who were treated after a gunshot wound.
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Fort Crawford
William Beaumont
Martin St. Alexis
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Bars to Operate in Monroe Under New Regulation
Monroe adopts Ordinance No 2681 setting license fees at 1000 dollars expiring Dec 31. The ordinance restricts license issuance to felons, bans sales after hours, bans sales to non whites, and imposes location and display rules with penalties up to 250 dollars or 60 days. It takes effect Dec 6 1933 with licenses due Jan 1 1934.
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Monroe
City of
United States
Arnold Bernstein
West Monroe Considers Liquor Ordinance Revenue Plan
West Monroe council to hold special meeting Thursday where city attorney H D Montgomery will present a liquor sale ordinance. A previous meeting outlined a $500 annual license fee and saloon limits within Wood street Cotton street Pine street and the river. Consumption at the bar is allowed.
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City of
Monroe
West Monroe
H. D. Montgomery
Wood Street
Cotton Street
Pine Street
Election chaos as armed groups clash with voters in parish parishes
Forceful injunctions fail to halt voting as polling places in Feliciana West Baton Rouge Pointe Coupee and Iberville parishes open late or not at all. Scattered ballots appear. Hammond uses a garbage can as a vote box in Tangipahoa while Bogalusa sees no officials and turnout remains minimal.
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West Baton Rouge
Pointe Coupee
Iverbille
Tangipahoa
Hammond
Bogalusa
Washington Parish
Washington
St. Tammany
New Roads
East Baton Rouge
Tenth Ward
Citizens Endeavor To Prevent Election In Sixth District
Baton Rouge reports say heavily armed citizens patrolled highways and polling places to block the sixth district congressional election. State police loaded ballot boxes and moved them to parishes that refused participation while injunctions halted ballot distribution in Tangipahoa Livingston and St. Helena, where demonstrations occurred. Early voting began quietly otherwise.
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Baton Rouge
Tense Louisiana district election chaos sparks injunctions
Arson and intimidation mark voting protests as citizens rally against the Long Allen slate. Officials issued injunctions to halt printing and distribution of ballots while armed deputies enforce orders. An effigy of Long and allies is displayed amid calls to bar campaign materials and ballots.
Huey P Long Ballot Row Overshadows Louisiana Parishes
Judge Nat Tycer stayed the vote in three parishes noting no time to appeal the injunction to the supreme court. Long supporters and deputies faced warnings of bloodshed as shots were fired near the Amite river bridge amid efforts to replace burned ballots in Livingston parish.
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Ponder
Huey P. Long
Tycer
Supreme Court
Democratic Committee
Bolivar E. Kemp
Long
Senator Long
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
O. K. Allen
Amite River Bridge
Baton Rouge
Livingston Parish
Woman's pessimism funds Springfield food relief plan
In Springfield Ohio Miss Margaret Baker used her doubts from March to trigger a wave of backyard farming. She secured funds and leased 1500 acres of her family land turning it over to workers. Wives held a canning bee and now 50 chemical plant workers face winter with stocked larders thanks to her foresight.
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Springfield
Ohio
Margaret Baker
Washington
Bank Morates Rium
Body to be sent to Rockdale for burial
The body of Oscar K. Phillips, 33, mechanical foreman on flood control projects, recovered from the Mississippi River, will be taken to Rockdale Texas for burial. He is believed to have fallen from a boat and drowned the night of November 16.
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Miss
Oscar K. Phillips
Mississippi River
Rockdale
Tex
Phillips
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