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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

14

State tax collectors named for 54 districts and 62 men

Raleigh July 20 Fifty four sub divisions designated tax collection districts. Sixty two men will collect state taxes mainly three percent sales tax. Seniors old men receive 1500 yearly new seniors 1300 and juniors 1080. They will staff districts and shift assignments with training at Chapel Hill.

Raleigh M. C. S. Noble, Jr Noble State Highway Patrol Chapel Hill Commissioner of Revenue A. J Oxford B. Bogart Greensboro J. R. Russeau North Wilkesboro W. C. Hammond Asheboro John Morrison Rockingham E. J. Roseman Salisbury J. C. Reid Charlotte E. J. Claywall Morganton Miles Ferebe Elizabeth City Quenton Gregory Halifax H. B. Ritner Rocky Mount J. W. Langston, Jr Goldsboro Travis Callum W. E. Koonce Kinston Tom Hollingsworth Greenville Brooks Parham Henderson Hugh Hardison Wadesboro J C Herring Snow Hill A. N. Shew Wilmington Garland McPherson High Point John McCauley, Jr L. R. Morris Atlantic E. W. Summerell New Bern C. E. Wilkins A. E. Powell Fayetteville Thomas Horner Burlington S. T. Honeycutt Smithfield S. R. Clary Fairmont J. W. Spears Lillington J. P. Brassfield M. B. Kibler B. C. Clement Mocksville M. H. Jones Rutherfordton C. C. Huett Claremont Bob Street H. P. Efird Albemarle E. K. Carter Asheville R. A. Hoyle Shelby J. B. Robinett Taylorsville Carl Buchanan Sylva Arthur Falk Pilot Mountain T. J. Mauney Murphey Sam Huskins Barnesville A. Hoyle Johnson

May Stop Federal Relief Funds Now Coming To State

The Governor's Office fears federal aid may be halted and urges counties to levy a tax to meet funds. State Treasurer Johnson opposes another property levy, arguing it would undo tax relief efforts. Attorney General Brummitt was asked for a ruling on levy legality, while Governor Ehringhaus seeks all possible federal aid.

Charles M. Johnson General Assembly Brummitt Ehringhaus

Absentee Ballots Not Permitted In Repeal Election

Attorney General D G Brummitt states no absentee ballots or markers will be allowed at the repeal election on November 7. Assistance is limited to physically unable voters and then only from an election official. Registrars from 1932 will serve again, with new poll holders appointed by county boards. one favorable and one unfavorable to repeal. Mr and Mrs E B Davis and Mrs Hill Lyles spent Sunday in Durham.

D. G. Brummitt Mr.Brummil

Elizabeth City Publisher Named In Governor's Railroad Picks

Governor Ehringhaus named the North Carolina Railroad directors and officers substituting the widow of Governor Bickett for Aycock. Mrs. C. B. Aycock Sr. to president and Herbert Peele of Elizabeth City as secretary treasurer lead a slate that also includes D. W. Royster and others. The selection drew surprise with no comment from the unnamed Elizabeth City publisher who has criticized the governor.

Raleigh Thomas W. Bickett Charles B. Aycock Ehringhaus The North Carolina Railroad C. B. Aycock D. W Royster Shelby R. T. Aims High Point Robert W. Griffith Canton J. H. Yelton Hendersonville Arthur M. Dixon Gastonia Robert Lassiter Charlotte John L. Miller Gilbert Powell Greensboro Ehringhaug Herbert Peele Elizabeth City Norman Shepherd Smithfield Ed. Tennison Kingsland van Winkle Asheville Dan K. Moore Sylva R. C. Dunn Enfield Thomas H. Webb Concord Aycock Bickett W. O. Saund

North Carolina approves combined hunting fishing licenses price cut

The state cuts hunting and fishing license costs this fall. Combined licenses cost 3 dollars, separate licenses 4.20 or 2.10 each, vs 4.50 last fall. Other changes set resident county 60 cents, resident state-wide 2.10, non-resident 10.10 for hunting. fishing mirrors last year with various regional fees. trapping fur bearing licenses set at 2.25 county and 3.50 state-wide.

J. W. Harrelson Conservation and Development General Assembly

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