Revenue Bill Advances Amid Tax Revisions in Senate
The North Carolina Senate moved the Revenue Bill toward final passage with amendments narrowing the general three per cent sales tax and increasing franchise taxes on utilities and railroads. House action looms as both houses pace toward adjournment, with six days of reading needed for several measures and a focus on the 3.2 per cent beer bill and education legislation.
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State Senate
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Senate
House
General Assembly
Hinsdale
Clement
Revenue Dept
Congress
U. S. Veterans Administration
Charlotte
Washington
County Boards of Education and Commissioners
Tsuen
State law updates include foreclosures and beverage rules
Amendments authorize judgments in foreclosures of deeds of trust and mortgages related to acknowledgments before justices of the peace when registry certificates are defective, allow investment of trust funds in banks and savings institutions, and modify advertising for school property sales. The measures cover milk standards, tax exemptions on gasoline, lake shore protections, fertilizer lab certification, and a Sunday fishing prohibition for stake nets.
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Dan Tompkins
Jackson County Journal
Superior Court
Jps
Miss Carson Entertains With Pink Green Bridge Party
Miss Martha Carson hosted a Saturday bridge party at Mrs. C. W. Davis home. A pink and green color scheme appeared in decorations and refreshments. Elizabeth Tait won high score. a salad course followed. Hostess helpers included Mary Lowder Velma Boykin and Hazel Whitehurst. Invited guests included Elizabeth Tait Martha Craddock Hart Sheridan Eileen Sara Mary Cannon Evelyn Amanda Tillman Mary Blalock Hazel Cobb Virginia Blount Omaria Daniel Ruth Chapman Mrs. C. W. Davis Mrs. G. A. Northington and Mrs. R. G. Knight.
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Martha Carson
C. W. Davis
Elizabeth Tait
Mary Lowder
Velma Boykin
Hazel Whitehurst
Martha Craddock
Hart Sheridan
Eileen
Sara
Mary Cannon
Evelyn
Amanda Tillman
Mary Blalock
Hazel Cobb
Virginia Blount
Omaria Daniel
Ruth Chapman
G. A. Northington
R. G. Knight
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims 18 Pound Fat Loss
Akron woman Mrs. Harry Robinson reports losing 18 pounds after one bottle of Kruschen Salts and plans to lose another 18. The ad touts daily half-teaspoonful in hot water, promising health gains, clearer skin, and renewed vitality with a four week jar priced as a small cost, with a money back guarantee.
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Harry Robinson
Akron
Ohio
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