You Pay From Cradle to Grave in City Revenue Tale
Lois Joanson details San Antonio city revenue from every resident and even dogs. The piece itemizes licenses, dog pounds, peddler fees, birth and death fees, and indirect charges like taxes on daily activities totaling 1 549 220 dollars in annual licenses and dues. The narrative underscores the broad reach of city finance from cradle to grave and beyond.
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Lois Joanson
San Antonio
Ikehe City
Public Service Board
Jana Dues Ceparmene
Olmos
San Antonians
Health Department
Crack Down on Lumber Black Market in Texas
A statewide drive against lumber and other building materials black markets was announced by Hugh C Proctor district housing agency head in Dallas. The operation targets all levels from producers to truckers with criminal prosecutions tax investigations treble damage suits and injunctions planned nationwide.
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Hugh C. Proctlor
District National Housing Agency
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Car recoveries high in South Carolina capital
Columbia police records show Columbia had the nations highest car recovery rate in 1945 at 90 percent, far above the national average of 35 percent. In related world war II notes, Jap minesweepers cleared 386 mines in the Suwa straits near Okhaido and Sakhalin. Maj. Gen. John P. Lucas visits Eighth Army HQ in Yokohama en route to Nanking to assume command of U.S. forces in China.
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Okkaido
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Sakhalin Islands
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Yokohama
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China
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