Virginia Tax Committee Reports State Revenues Still Below Prewar Levels
The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce committee on taxation and government released a report covering 1929 to 1937. It notes normal revenues remain below predepression levels, with increases from special sources and a projected June 1938 surplus of five million dollars unlikely to fund broad programs.
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Richmond
Committee On Taxation and Government
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Old Dominion
J. Vaughan Gary
T. Coleman Andrews
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Lynchburg
C. O’conor Godrick
Fredericksburg
G. F. Holsinger
McGaheysville
W. J. Jenks
Roanoke
C. Edwin Michael
Robert H. Tucker
Lexington
State Chamber
General Fund
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Commonwealth of Virginia
Segregated Funds Drive 1937 Revenue Increases Across Sectors
A study of 1937 revenue figures shows total gains of 21 641 674 over 1929, 26 983 047 over 1933, and 13 988 707 over 1936, driven largely by segregated funds and motor vehicle taxes. Federal grants, unemployment, liquor profits, and ABC board profits formed the major supports.
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the Commonwealth
Check cashed for $1 dated April 3 1899 at Fort Worth Bank
In Fort Worth Texas a one dollar check dated April 3 1899 was cashed recently by the Fort Worth National Bank. J. T. Clark presented the check and did not disclose its origin or prior holder.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Forth Worth National Bank
J. T. Clark
Pranksters Bind Storeman and Loot Cash Register
In Chicago a woman laughed at finding her husband bound with shoe strings in the shoe store he runs, while the robbers had already fled with $64 from the empty cash register. The three suspects' prank turned robbery once money disappeared.
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Chicago
David Tarfis
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