License rules set for Virginia beer taxes and filings
Local revenue officials outline licensing to sell beer in Virginia. Retailers must sign agreements to buy only from Virginia manufacturers wholesalers or risk tax bonds. Certificates must be filed by November 1 or licenses become void. Wholesalers and manufacturers must report beer sales October 10 and thereafter, aiding excise tax collection and evasion detection.
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Commissioner of Revere
Virginia
Commissioner of Revenue
Tax Department
Army Officers Expose New Small Racket
A so called sergeant in civilian clothes defrauded florists in Uniontown and Cleveland by claiming a sister died and sending a false army payroll check. The check drawn on a non existent bank used the name of a lieutenant colonel. Investigations proved the identities false and the scheme to be a fraud.
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Third Corps
Uniontown
United States Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cleveland
Quartermaster Bank
Army Finance Department
Revival Draws Large Crowd at Berryville Church
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue opened its evangelistic campaign with a large audience attracted by evangelist R Paul Miller. He preached on What Will God Do Next and explained creation and the Holy Spirit role, promising further topics and a Friday question box at 7 45.
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Evangelist R. Paul Miller
God the Father
God
Abraham
Isaac
Eliezer
Christ
Miller
Evangelist
Rescued From Wallace Mountain Cliff Trapped Boys
Three Plattsburgh youths aged 17 to 21 were saved after two days on a narrow ledge of Wallace Mountain 400 feet up. A 225 foot rope lowered from a Lake Placid plane brought them to a higher ledge then a difficult trail to safety 600 feet below. Authorities and volunteers assisted, with the rescue completed within about an hour of rope delivery.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Plattsburgh
Wallace Mountain
Robert Glenn
Tyler Grey
William la Due
United States Coast Guard
State Conservation Department
Adirondacks
Fred McLane
Lending Function Of Farm Board In New Hands
Washington reports that the Hoover era Farm Board lending powers shift to a new division within the Farm Credit Administration. The central bank for cooperatives will oversee regional banks in St. Louis Berkeley and twelve cities with loans up to 500000 to regional coops. Interest will range 3 to 6 percent under the 1930 act reorganizing government credit institutions.
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Farm Board
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Farm Credit Administration
Central Bank For Cooperatives
Central Bank
Federal
St. Louis
Berkeley
California
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Agricultural Marketing Act
No Goose Step In N R A Code Says Johnson
Johnson denied the National Recovery Administration aims to make business obey a goose step and said it is a rules committee for collaboration among industrial and labor leaders. He urged workers and consumers to buy under the Blue Eagle and warned no one can legislate the country out of its trouble.
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Boston
Hugh S&s. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
NR. A
Johnson
Five Generations Craft Wrought Iron Rose Replicas
Wrought iron replicas of roses are produced in an English smithy. The craft has been handed down from father to son for five generations and the shop’s products are renowned in many countries.
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Popular Mechanics
B and O July Report Shows Strong Gains Over 1932
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports July revenues of 13 461.16 and net operating income of 4 232 308 up sharply from the prior year. With non operating income added the month could yield over 1 750 000 in net corporate income, while seven months show 15 271 273 in net railway operating income, marking continued improvement despite year to date losses.
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Baltimore and Ono Railroad
Congress
Resignations shake Virginia federal posts in August
Norfolk reports Joseph L. Crupper resigns as Virginia collector of customs, effective at the President's pleasure, following Bryant Lipscomb's quit as Portsmouth postmaster. The moves come after Glass and Byrd urged I Walker Truxton as collector, with Lipscomb's fate tied to a note from Assistant Postmaster General O Mahoney calling him perniciously active politically.
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Norfolk
Joseph L. Crupper
National Republican
Virginia
Roosevelt
Bryant T. Lipscomb
Portsmouth
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Lipscomb
O'Mahoney
Cropper
Glass
Byrd
I. Walke Truxton
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Phillips Holmes
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State of
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Heaven
R. P. Miller
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J.W. Arthur
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Rouss Ave
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