Tax relief praised for Virginia General Assembly leadership
In Richmond on March 30, Governor Pollard led the General Assembly in tax relief, projecting $10,000,000 in two years. The Harman Ferguson road bill shifted road funding from local taxes, with counties cutting rates and several areas adopting low levies while promising further local reductions.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Praisginia General Assembly
Harry FP
Virginia
Byrd
Rockingham County Board of Supervisors
General Assembly
Washington
Congress
Governor Pollard
Pollard
Ginia
North Carolina
West
Shirley
Board of Supervisors
Albemarle County
Rockingham County
Chesterfield
Harman- Ferguson
Seinebeduen Ot
Boards of Supervisors
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle entry lists across and down clues with pronouns, organ names, and measures. It mentions river in Italy and printer size hints and invites solving with compact wordplay and cross checks.
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Italy
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Probes Continue Amid Uncertainty
Hopewell and Norfolk negotiators pursue leads as the Lindbergh case lingers toward a month. Col Lindbergh and state police head Schwarzkopf say no specific significance to Norfolk actions. DOJ agents question locals while Kansas City detectives press for Martin Deprew information.
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Dean Dobson- Peacock
Curtis
Charles H. Consolvo
1Stfolk
Hopewell
N. J
Norfolk
Lindbergh
Purzle
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Department of Justice
Kansas City
New Jersey
Martin Depew
Nell Donnelly
Schwarzkopf
Death of Loudoun County farmer Grover Rose’s father Charles Rose
Charles Rose 82 retired farmer of Upperville Loudoun county died at home at 1.15 this morning after a four week illness from paralysis stroke. He native to the area, survived by widow ten children including Grover C. Rose of Winchester. Funeral at Upperville Methodist Church South at 2 Friday, burial in Upperville cemetery.
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Charles Rose
Upperville
Loudoun County
Rose
Rosanna Cameron
Grover C. Rose
Winchester
Upperville Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cardboard Boxes for Tammany's Economy Motto
In a bid to run New York with strict economy, the Boston Herald suggests Tammany Hall may switch from tin to cardboard boxes, reflecting a frugal stance for the era.
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Tammany
New York
Boston Herald
Garner Again Wins In Tilt With Opposition
Speaker Garner dominates opposition to the ways and means committee tax plan. He urges rejection of Rep Cannon’s amendment to strike out consolidated tax return provisions. The debate centers on a 15 percent rate for consolidated returns and an $18 million potential gain. Cannon withdraws the amendment after Garner’s forceful opposition. The House proceeds with the committee’s revenue-raising proposals.
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Press
Washington
Garner
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Cannon
Democratic
Missouri
Cannon
House
Gas Explosion Reveals A Still In Cumberland
An explosion in a Cumberland tenant house exposed a still a copper coil nine 20 gallon kegs and 20 gallons of liquor. Thomas Whetzel was hospitalized with burns and possible fractures while Anna Cage was cited by police as renter owner and held for federal authorities. Police and firefighters reported the still had not been in use for some time during their investigation.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Thomas Whetzel
Anna Cage
Whetzel
Stock market unable to advance amid discouraging industry reports
New York traders faced discouraging steel and electric power production news as stocks struggled to rise. Early gains from short covering faded with some losses by afternoon and call money climbed to 2 1 2 percent while Sterling cables slipped to 3.72 1 4 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
New Hope in Lindbergh Case Colorful Panel Emerges
Virginia retired Rear Admiral Guy Burrage the Rev H Dobson-Peacock dean of Grace Episcopal Church Norfolk and John H Curtis shipbuilding official pictured as key figures in the Lindbergh case as the world watches.
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Guy Burrage
H. Dobson-Peacock
Grace Episcopal Church
Norfolk
John H. Curtis
Advertising Power of Newspapers
A historical piece extols the advantages of newspaper advertising, noting its wide reach, community ties, immediacy of action, timeliness with current news, flexibility for campaigns, and close link to actual sales. It highlights daily newspaper readership and perceived economic impact.
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United States
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