Provisions of Beer Legalization Bill Outlined by Tax Commissioner Morrisette
The act defines beverages as beer lager beer ale wine and fruit juice with 0.5 to 3.2 percent alcohol and sets licenses for manufacturers bottlers wholesalers retailers and distributing places. It imposes state and local license taxes and a $2.75 per barrel excise tax plus per bottle tax for small containers with bonds and reporting requirements for retailers.
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Old Dominion
State Commissioner of Taxation
Morrisette
Commissioners of the Revenue
Commissioner of the Revenue
Circuit Court
Corporation Court
United States
District of
Coimbra
Eee
Board of Supervisors
Virginia
State
Milk sales fall as beer laws alter consumption patterns
The piece argues prohibition boosted milk demand and dairy use, noting per person milk intake rose 26 gallons since the eighteenth amendment. It cites 74,000,000 extra bushels of grain needed for dairy, higher farmer returns from feed, and declines in ice cream sales including a Philadelphia area plant losing 12,000 quarts daily.
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Congress
New York
Philadelphia
Washing Machine Agent Has His Memory Refreshed
Constable Merle E. Alger was in Winchester Virginia on business about Victor Smith, formerly of Charles Town and now said to live in Winchester. Smith, once a hero of a washing machine company, left town last spring abruptly and owes a $40 board bill. Winchester police said they would try to inform Smith of the matter.
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Charles Town
Martinsburg Evening Journal
Merle E. Alger
Winchester
Victor Smith
Virginia City
Smith
Alger
Wy Smith
Berkeley Mills Receives U S Mediation Offer
Berkeley Woolen Company here has been informed by U S Labor Department Solicitor Charles Wyzanski Jr that mediation is offered to resolve the strike since August 18. Mediation requires strike call off, submission of all disputes to the Labor Board, and acceptance of the board’s decision. Strikers have accepted these conditions and agreed to mediation.
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The
Star
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley Woolen Company
Charles Wyzanski, Jr
United States Department of Labor
Berkeley
Washington
Labor Department
Labor Board
NRA Aide Resigns Over LaborPolicy Protest
Dudley Cates, a close associate of NRA administrator Hugh 8. Johnson, resigns as assistant administrator amid disagreement with labor policy tied to industrial codification. Cates urged rejecting both company unions and conventional unions represented by the AFL. Button: Dried blood from slaughterhouses used to make cheap buttons in the United States per Callier's Weekly.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Dudley Cates
Johnson
Cates
American Federation of Labor
United States
Public Sale of Valu Able Farm Implements and Livestock
Public sale conducted by trustee B P Harrison on September 5 1933 at Hunter Stine Farm near Winchester. Equipment livestock listed includes 33 cattle 11 milk cows 17 hogs 2 wagons 1 Ford roadster 1 Ford truck model T and various farming tools. Cash terms. Auctioneers Dunn and Duval. R-22-25-28-30-9-1-4.
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J. Jos. Sullivan
Circuit Court
Rick County
Hunter Stine Farm
Winchester
Martinsburg
B. P. Harrison
Dunn and Duval
Turpentine Restores Copper Wash Boiler
An old copper wash boiler unusable due to interior green buildup has been made serviceable again with turpentine. A highly sensitive recording instrument at the University of Wisconsin can detect grit from a candle up to 100 miles away.
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University of Wisconsin
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