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17185
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Beginning January 1, 1943, until after cessation of hostilities, every officer, agent and employee of the North Carolina and of every county, city and town thereof, will be required to pay a tax equal to five percent of his gross income in excess of a specific exemption of $624 per year. By virtue of the Revenue Act of 1942, every county, city and town becomes a federal tax collector, without being placed on the federal payroll.
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17200
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Abbott discusses the various bills brought to the General Assembly in 1943 that did not pass. These bills were related to a wide manner of subjects, from liquor and wine; labor and trade; pensions and retirement to taxation; law enforcement; state institutions and education to name a few.
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17220
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Abbott provides an informal report on the tax practices of counties and cities in North Carolina.
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17310
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When the Supreme Court of North Carolina ruled in 1944, in the case of State v. Emery, that ten men and two women did not constitute a jury of \"good and lawful men\" within the meaning of Article I, section 13 of the Constitution, it started something. It started the women of the State on a campaign to strike out the Constitution every remaining vestige of discrimination against their sex.
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