Salaries Not To Be Raised In View of Deficit
Richmond reports a deficit likely by July 1 after eight months of fiscal data. Comptroller E R Combs warns restoration of salary cuts is unlikely, despite a rise in tax receipts and federal grants. ABC liquor profits fund half of the school cut, with the rest allocated elsewhere, while rising expenses threaten a deficit.
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Richmond
E. R. Combs
Peery
Bevoyanee
Bradford
ABC
ABC Board
Mission Topics Discussed At Conference
The mid-year session of the Virginia Valley Central Congregational Christian Conference met at Bethlehem Church. The program covered Christian education and missions with Rev. B J Earp Rev. Ivan R Smith and Rev J C Crutchfield among speakers. Leadership through college training and mission preparations were emphasized with notes on women in missions and a board discussion. Delegates from Winchester and Timber Ridge churches attended with several local visitors.
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Virginia Valley Central Congregational, Christian Conference
Bethlehem Church
Tenth Legion
B. J. Earp
Ivan R. Smith
A. W. Andes
J. G. Bradford
J. C. Crutchfield
R. L. Williamson
Irvin F. Hyde
E. L. Smith
Eton College
G. C. Crutchfield
I. R. Smith
Paul
Macedonia
Sales
K. H. Sale
L. E. Smith
American Board of Missions
North Carolina-Virginia
Winchester
Smith
Thomas W. Mathews
E. W. Cather
Timber Ridge
Frank Line
Muriel Eaton
Mr. Smith
Roy A. Larrick
W. A. McCurdy
Ada Smith
Nelson Named Sun Oil Agent in Shenandoah Valley Territory
H F Nelson formerly with Continental Oil at the local plant has been appointed Sun Oil Company agent in the territory from the eastern panhandle of West Virginia through the Shenandoah Valley to Harrisonburg. Supplies will shift from Baltimore to Sun pipelines at Chambersburg Pa and a bulk plant is planned at Winchester. Nelson brings years of oil and gasoline experience.
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H. F. Nelson
B. B. Wright
Continental Oil Company
Sun Oil Company
Sunoco
Baltimore
Chambersburg
Winchester
Mr. Nelson
Panhandle
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Nelson
First Aid Class To Give Course Of Instruction
A First Aid class for county school teachers will run Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the County Court House. Sponsored by the Winchester Frederick Red Cross chapter the course invites all interested parties to join. Principal Robert Ayler of Stephens City School will lead, assisted by Taylor Barr.
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County Court House
Winchester- Frederick
Vote Change In Social Measure
Democratic and Republican members of the House ways and means committee united to strike from the administration's social security bill the sections giving direct benefits to workers earning over $3,000 a year. By 21 to 4, the committee eliminated portions allowing those not covered by compulsory pensions to buy annuities up to $50 a month in old age.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Reverend C B Anderson Church Schedule and Welcome
Pastor Rev C B Anderson at 12 West Cork Street announces Sunday school at 3 p m with Holmes McFarland as superintendent. Song and praise at 7 30 p m followed by word preaching by the pastor at 8 p m. Welcome to all.
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C. BH. Anderson
West Cork Street
Holmes McFarland
Washington Card Suit Seeks Removal of Prayer Tablet
Freethinkers sue in supreme court to remove Washington prayer tablet from St. Pauls chapel on lower Broadway and stop selling reproductions. They claim Washington never prayed to the Christian deity and seek $5,000 in punitive damages plus 20 cents restitution for two cards.
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George Washington
Supreme Court
Freethinkers
Washington
St. Paul's Chapel
Lower Broadway
Times
Joseph Lewis
Lenten Reflections From The Rubaiyat By Edwin A Mayers
An essayed meditation on fate wine and life with verses from The Rubaiyat. The text contrasts mortality wealth and worldly ambitions noting the inevitability of dust and the fleeting nature of existence. It weaves themes of fate free will and the search for meaning beyond material wealth.
Morrissett to File Rehearing on Utility Dividend Tax
Richmond March 30. Tax Commissioner C H Morrissett announced the tax department will file a petition for a rehearing of the supreme court of appeals decision that the state cannot tax income from dividends paid on shares of public utility stocks taxed for franchise and other taxes. If denied or upheld, legislation would be sought to bring utility dividend payments back within income tax laws. The case stems from Eppa Hunton IV’s estate seeking to invalidate income tax assessments on $68,366 in dividends from 1927 to 1929 from lines including Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk and Western Southern Virginia Electric and Power Company and Appalachian Electric Power Company. Justice Gregory dissented. decision notes that taxing dividends equals taxing the stock, conflicting with Virginia’s constitution. An incidental note: Eppa Hunton Jr. was a member of the 1902 constitutional convention.
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Richmond
C.H. Morrissett
Tax Department
Supreme Court of Appeals
Morrissett
State Law Department
Abram P. Staples
Eppa Hunton, IV
Eppa Hunton Jr
Richmond Hustings Court
Supreme Court
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio, Atlantic Coast Lne
Norfolk and Western, Southern
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Gregory
Louis S. Epes
Virginia
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Hongy Poy
Aaveo
Vapire
Naddona
Pictsre
Dicke Powel
Pheimenjou
Jacoria ‘Stuart Lice Brady
BE. Boscawen St
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
AUDIT
TAX Service
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
State Planters Bank
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
The
Assembly OF God
Trinity Church
Edwin A. Mayers
Saki
Heaven
Hell
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Parker
Loudoun St
Bond Brothers
N. Cameron St
Texas
Ann. MIX
Buck Jones
Justice
Barnes
Mickey Mouse
Hable’s Palace
Edwin D Drood
Universal
Heather Angel
David Manners
William Woolingham
Radio Service
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co
Loudoun Street
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance
Gray & Sheetz
Rhodes Drug Company
Lupton Orchard
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