Tax Revenues In Virginia Rise Over Decade
Virginia state tax revenues climbed from 37.38 million in 1930-31 to 53.45 million in 1940, driven by liquor store profits and rising gasoline, business, and motor vehicle revenues. ABC and UCC were not yet in operation early in the decade.
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Virginia
John H. Russell
State Department of Taxation
Alcoholic Beverage Control System
UCC
ABC
Government Takes Over Railroads In 1917 Proclamation
By a proclamation dated December 26 1917 President Wilson took possession and assumed control of the railroads effective at noon December 28 1917 appointing William G McAdoo as Director General of the Railroads. A separate note explains female sea urchins brood eggs carried by males until hatched.
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Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Market Quotations Baltimore July 7 Cattle Hogs Sheep and Chickens
Baltimore market notes show potatoes and poultry quotes with several price ranges. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep at Baltimore and Chicago markets report steady to higher tendencies, with top cattle around 12.00 for large steers and hogs near 11.05 at Chicago, while paired quotes cover weights and classes across markets.
Wall Street Gains Push Stocks Higher Amid War News
New York July 7 stock market rises amid better war news and inflation hints. Trading was active with about 800000 shares changing hands and many issues closing near peak levels after midday gains of roughly 1 to 4 points.
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Raj M
N. Y
Boston Wool Market Quiet Yet Prices Firm
The Boston wool market was quiet with demand subdued. Asking prices remained firm with graded territory wools quoted on secured basis at 11.05 dollars for French combing lengths fine and 1.01 to 1.03 for staple combing one half blood, 90 to 93 cents for combing three-eighths blood, and 84 cents for one-fourth blood.
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Boston
P—Cuu. Ss. Dept
Feeder and Fed Cattle Prices Steady with Mixed Loads
Grain fed steers and yearlings held steady with early top at 12.25 for 1224 lb cattle. Weights 11.75 down to 9.75 for typical sales, light grassers 8.00 and below. Fed heifers steady with top around 11.50. Cows scarce and slow, bulls up to 15 higher. dealers scarce with 12.00 down, most 11.50 down. Heavy bulls 9.00 and cutters 7.00 down.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Apgr
Market Wheat and Grain Quotations Across Cities
Chicago reports futures and cash quotes with July wheat at 1.04 3-4 to 1.06 1-4, soybeans around 1.51 to 1.53, corn near 73 to 78 cents, oats and rye quoted in old and new prices. Baltimore shows No. 2 Winter wheat around 1.03, corn at about 3 cents, barley about 60 cents.
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Rye
New
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Civilian Life In Poland Described In War Dispatch
AP reporter Alvin J. Steinkopf tours the German Russian war front in Berlin writing on civilian life in occupied Poland. The dispatch notes ordinary civilians show little interest in the fighting as the German command hosts the correspondent.
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Poland
Germany
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East
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Associated Press
Berlin
High Command
Relatively Few Candidate Appear To Be Running
Richmond July 7 The August 5 Democratic primary will nominate 32 candidates for 21 of 83 House districts. Fifty-two Democrats, including 49 incumbents, are unopposed. 11 conventions remain for 12 seats. Retirements will turn over nearly 10 percent of the body.
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House of Delegates
Ashton Dovell
Williamsburg
J. Tinsley Coleman
Nelson
Fifteenth Circuit
H. McK. Smith
Staunton
Augusta
James B Martin
Gloucester
Mathews
N. J. Perkins
Fluvanna
Goochland
Richard W. Ruffin
Norfolk
Beverley Randolph Jr
Marvin L. Gray
Sussex
Greensville
J. Brady Allman
Rocky Mount
S. M Chitwood
The Slowest Speech Allegations Across Races
A curious claim suggests Polynesian speech is the slowest, at about 50 syllables per minute, though such statements may depend on context and measurement.
New York Declared Fashion Center of the World
Mayor LaGuardia and Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt inaugurate a ceremony at city hall to trumpet New York as the fashion center of the world. Roosevelt credits WPA projects with elevating public taste and prompting American attention to New York creations.
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Ler
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
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