Navy Officials Report Large Savings to Hoover
Washington and Banner Elk news share savings plan. Navy officials told President Hoover the department could save about two million dollars in the current and next fiscal year, including abandoning Guam as a military post and withdrawing many ships and personnel. The talks followed the Navy’s fleet reorganization under Admiral Pratt, with 4800 fewer sailors and several destroyers tied up.
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Post Office
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Tax Exemption Question Sparks Property Sale Debate
A note indicates confusion over the property tax statute and which parcels may be exempt from taxation before any sale for delinquent taxes. Officials weigh provisions that shield certain properties from seizure.
Officials to Address County Commissioners Convention
Governor Gardner and Senator Folger are among invited speakers for the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners' annual convention in Asheville August 11 to 13. The session will train new commissioners on the General Assembly's new laws seen as drastic, curbing local authority.
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Ashe County Journal
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Civitans
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
O. Ma. Gardner
E. B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
Charles M. Johnson
A. S. Brower
Purchase and Contract
John H. Folger
Surry
North Cara Association of County Commissioners
Asheville
General Assembly
Equaon Board to Meet for Property Equalization
The Equaon Board will meet at the Co house on Monday, June 15, 1931, to equalize real property. Henry J. Hardin serves as Tax Supervisor.
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Equaon Board
Co House
Henry J. Hardin
Household furniture cannot be seized for taxes in Raleigh
Raleigh note states that up to 800 dollars of household and kitchen furniture is exempt from taxation personal property, so such items cannot be seized and sold for taxes. Attorney General Frank Nistant issued the opinion to Charles M. Johnson, director of Local Government, clarifying the exemption and contrasting with a prior opinion.
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Frank Nistant
Charles M. Johnson
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