Winship lauds South Carolina and Winthrop College
A. E. Winship praises South Carolina’s educational status in Looking About, extolling Winthrop College and its campus, faculty, and student body. He commends the state’s social and civic spirit, teacher training, and the university’s service to city life and religious education, noting a large summer Sunday school course at Winthrop.
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A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Mass
South Carolina
Winthrop College
Savannah
Augusta
Atlanta
Charlotte
Wilmington
New World
Rock Hill
D. B. Johnson
Winthrop
America
State Department of Education
Leon C. Palmer
South Carolina Sunday School Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Committee Expects Tax Revenue Shrinkage in Fiscal Year
Washington reports the senate finance committee projects a tax revenue loss exceeding 1 billion dollars in income and excess profits taxes for the current fiscal year while revising the house tax bill to raise 3.324 billion dollars in internal revenue through next June 30, as disclosed by the majority.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury report outlines revenue gaps and tax yields
The Treasury and committee members describe estimated revenues under the current law and the revised bill. They note a $136,000,000 shortfall versus treasury projections, an $84,000,000 excess over the revised bill, and income and profits taxes around 1.88 billion for the fiscal year. They cite shrinkage from low business mood, tax-exempt securities diversions, and other causes as factors. The revised bill totals about 3.324 billion, only 52 million more than internal tax estimates, seen as a safety margin for 1922 given economic uncertainty.
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Treasury
Treasury revenue plan forecasts large 1923 deficit
A 1922 completed year and 1923 estimates show expenditures near 4.034 billion with 1.23 billion funded by rail and customs receipts. Internal taxes must cover about 2.8 billion in 1928. the committee predicts 2.735 billion in 1923 revenues, leaving a 65 million gap to be bridged by savings and retrenchment.
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Dauruau Uapenuilutes Wiewae
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Carolina National Bank of Columbia
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