State Treasurer Plans Audits to Improve Tax Collections
Raleigh reports that only 5.99 million of 8.92 million in 1931 1932 ad valorem taxes has been paid by 100 counties leaving a balance due. State Treasurer Charles M. Johnson seeks Contingency Fund to hire Auditor Baxter Durham to verify and collect revenues from counties. Figures show varied payment progress with several counties owing small sums while others fall short of half the two year levy.
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Raleigh
Charles M. Johnson
Council of State
Baxter Durham
Johnson
Alleghany County
Dare
Cabarrus
Cleveland
Burke
Alexander
Brunswick
Carteret
Chathan
Craven
Duplin
Green, Hoke
Lenburg
Buncombe
Wake
Guilford
Forsyth
Gaston
Halifax
Will Rogers Spotlights Slow Pupils At New Haven School
A New Haven Connecticut classroom tests mental speed as a teacher quizzes Willie and Eddie on simple objects. Eddie quickly shouts a correct answer before the teacher reveals the item. The piece notes broader concerns about education and student responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Liver Kick promised to lower blood pressure and ease rheumatism
An advertisement claims high blood pressure and rheumatism stem from dental problems and tonsil disease. It promotes Dr. Fosters L-K as a guaranteed cure to purge body poisons, reducing blood pressure and rheumatic pains, then advises dental and medical follow up at Rosemary Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Drug Company
State Highway Patrol Reorganizes To Eliminate Three Divisions
Raleigh announces an 80 reorganized State Highway Patrol to cut three of six divisions. New headquarters at Greenville under Lieut. Lester Jones. Greensboro led by Lieut. W. J. Croom. Asheville led by Lieut. L. R. Fisher. Captain C. D. Farmer keeps Raleigh HQ. This move seeks economies and efficiency, with divisions 1 2 and 3 detailed by personnel and locations.
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Highway Patrol
Ganized
Divisio
Greenville
Lester Jones
Greensboro
W. J. Croom
Asheville
L. R. Fisher
C. D. Farmer
Raleigh
M. C. S. Noble, Jr
Revenue
R. H. Beck
T. A. Early
L. A. Hankinson
A. W. Welch
Murfreesboro
D. G. Lewis
Rocky Mount
A. T. Moore
Kinston
J. R. Smith
Wilmington
G. C. Bissett
Elizabeth City
L. L. Jackson
R. R. Glover
Goldsboro
D. T. Lambert
Clinton
Russell Braswell
Manteo
G. I. Dail
Edenton
E. G. McMullan
Washington
W. T. Crawford
New Bern
J. A. Merritt
Jacksonville
A. C. Rodman
Tarboro
R. Knowles, Jr
Weldon
W. W Clark
Wilson
W. R. Mallard
Smithfield
Atlantic Life Insurance Company 1932 financial statement
Richmond cash balance and asset values for Atlantic Life Insurance Company show capital paid in cash at 1,000,000 with ledger assets totaling 23,366,636.43. Debt provisions, policyholder disbursements, premiums, and miscellaneous items are itemized, detailing real estate, loans, bonds, stocks, and other assets.
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Statement Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Richmond, Va
Raleigh
Dan C. Boney
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Richmond
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Halifax County
Will Rogers
Willie
Eddie
American News Features, Inc
Macon
Pamlico
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Meck
State Highway Patrol
Geants G. O. Goodwin
Rockingham
S. H. Mitchell
Winston- Salem
R. S. Harris
Reidsville
F. R. Bell
Fayetteville
E. M. Maring
Durham
J. R. Pridgen
Lumberton
G. D. Brittain
W. F. Bailey
Henderson
G. C. Robinson
Biscoe
R. E. Fisher
High Point
C. H. Ingram
Burlington
S. L. Willard
Lexington
I. E. Hunt
Ashebore
W. E. Huggins
Albemarle
A. C. Brown
Sanford
H. C. Sharpe
L. C. Allen
Elizabethtown
E. S. Guthrie
S. D. Moore
Charlotte
O. L. Burnette
Bryson City
G. R. Duncan
North Wilkesboro
W. B. Lentz
Mr. Airy
J. F. Shaw
Gastonia
H. A. Greenway
Lenoir
W. W. Stone
Murphy
J. B. Boyd, Jr
Monroe
C. R. Adams
Salisbury
W. M. Nail
Statesville
J. H. Sechrest
Elkin
W. L. Hatcher
Hickory
G. L. Allison
Shelby
Carlyle Ingle
Rutherfordton
T. A. Sandlin
Marion
H. B. Frymeyer
Hendersonville
Wade Kelly
Waynesville
A. B. Smartt
Boone
National Loan & Insurance Co
W. Second St
Dial
North Carolina
Ept
Angus C. Swink
David W. Kelly
Jas
W. Sinton, Jr
Main & 6Th Sts
N. C
State OF North Carolina Insurance Department
Liz Capital
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