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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

2

North Carolina Fair Tax test aims to settle sales tax legality

The North Carolina Fair Tax Association led by Paul Leonard plans a clear legal challenge to the state sales tax. A wide, multi county group backs the move to test the law before the highest court, while critics warn of political motives and upheaval. Editorial opinion supports the showdown as a necessary clarity on constitutional validity.

North Carolina Fair Tax Association Paul Leonard The Tax Association Winston-Salem Leonard Raleigh News and Observer Fair Tax Association North Carolina Mr. Leonard North Carolina Department of Revenue Hickory Daily Record

Son of the President Triggers Insurance Tricks

A historical column warns that the President's son Jimmy has built a reputation in the insurance world for taking over lucrative accounts from established brokers. The piece recalls an old broker who stressed courtesy and perseverance, only to lose a lifetime client to Jimmy. It questions ethics of using office prestige to gain favored deals.

Jimmy

Jimmy Got It story in Saturday Evening Post

The piece titled Jimmy Got It centers on Jimmy Roosevelt with wide reader interest reflected in scarce newsstands. It frames Roosevelt’s significance as a public figure and the post highlights are drawn from the issue’s feature.

Saturday Evening Post Jimmy Jimmy Roosevelt

Roanoke Rapids to Begin Paving Project Soon

The city expects paving on additional streets to start in about a month after rains eased. Heavy traffic routes will be worked first, causing noise and detours during construction, but residents are urged to endure the minor disruptions.

Roanoke Rapids

Call for More Paving on Roanoke Rapids to Littleton Highway

The letter notes temporary paving on five miles by the State Highway Commission and a promised second five miles a year later. With a new district commissioner living nearby, the writer urges action to complete a permanent surface on the long-traveled missing link between Roanoke Rapids and Littleton.

Roanoke Rapids Littleton State Highway Commission

Town talk notes visitors and weekend guests

Alice Johnson of Jackson North Carolina visits her daughter Mrs Sheppard Cullom. Many relatives travel and stay with friends in Norfolk Salisbury Richmond Ocean View Cape Henry and Christiansburg. Families including Kee Hawley Allsbrook Browning and Martin enjoy weekend gatherings and summer visits.

Alice Johnson Jackson, N. C Mrs Sheppard Cullom Aubrey Kee Norfolk Lee Kee Mae Lightner Frank Hawley Frank Jr Christiansburg Aldine Boswood Coitock Henry Taylor Salisbury Velma Clark Cape Henry Frances Wilson Clayton Phillips Richmond Jimmie Cullom Hawkins Chapel J. L. Smith Mary Wilson Jack Newsome Ocean View Abner Braswell Jackson Beaman Floyd Ellen Taylor Florence Floyd J. P. Wood Slagles Doris Lee Browning Aurelian Springs J. B. Browning Vera Martin Jane van Stavern Leroy Morris Tag Martin North Fort W. Va Nettie Morris Mason Faison W. Allsbrook John Martin Freddie

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