Parole Review In Lindsey Case Draws High Point Praise
North Carolina Governor Broughton and Parole Commissioner Hathaway Cross have visited High Point to review the Lindsey case after a judge sentenced him to five to ten years. The Enterprise commends the officials for prompt action and notes the governor’s and commissioner's willingness to correct a potential miscarriage of justice, while Paul Mallon’s Washington column is previewed for readers. The piece also discusses tax base complexities and Randolph Pauls views on forgiveness, then shifts to a note on dwindling political interest in North Carolina for the governor and U.S. Senate nominating campaigns.
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North Carolina
State Parole Commission
High Point
John Henry Lindsey
Broughton
Hathaway Cross
Paul Mallon
Enterprise
Washington
Mallon
National Capitol
National Capital
Uncle Sam
Randolph Paul
S.B.H
Revolt Against Pay As You Earn Tax System Emerges
The Tax Foundation warns a broad revolt will grow as pay as you earn unfolds. Beginning Sept 15 workers and others must estimate 1943 earnings and file revisions in December. By March 15 next year, tax forms will reveal the complex adjustments between Victory Tax normal income tax and surtax deductions.
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The
Tax Foundation
Treasury
Wake County Jail Escape Sparks FBI Inquiry
An FBI probe follows a jail escape by a male and female inmate at Wake County Jail after a night of disorder among staff and inmates. Reports say jail personnel and others drank prior to the incident, prompting scrutiny of law enforcement handling.
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Guilford County
High Point
Wake County
FBI
Wake Jail
Wake
Police Rights Clash Over Ration Book Seizures
The Keystone Automobile Club questions police authority to seize motorists ration books unless state law adopts federal rationing rules. Police can report license numbers to the OPA, risking penalties. defiance would be costly, making obedience the simpler route amid wartime restrictions.
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Keystone Automobile Club
OPA
Voices on war, peace and daily life in wartime remarks
A collection of citizen and official quotes addresses leadership searches in cities, wartime policy and postwar aims. Topics include a new city manager, food stamp use, unconditional surrender, mass trials, Molly Pitcher Day, housing for servicemembers families, world federation goals, Judge MacRae’s sentencing, and social security tied to national prosperity.
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Guy E. Snavely
Association of American Colleges
Berlin
Rome
Tokio
World Federation
Seditionists On Bail Split Into Two Court Groups
Peter Edson outlines two classes of American Nazi propagandists under indictment or awaiting indictment. About 33 are indicted and free on bonds from 1000 to 6000 dollars, continuing anti American activities through publications like X Ray and The Broom. Names include Asher, Dilling, Kullgren, de Aryan, and others, with various owners, editors, and organizers linked to pro Nazi and anti Semitic efforts.
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United States
Asher
Muncie
Ind
X-Ray
U. S. Office of Price Administration
Christ
John L. Lewis
Dilling
Elizabeth Dilling
Chicago
Frank Woodruff
Hitler
de Aryan
Constantine Legenopol
U.S
Mexico
Pearl Harbor
Marvel
Robert Noble
Prescott Dennett
Hudson de Priest
Eugene Sanctuary
George Deatherage
Lois de Lafayette Washburn
District of Columbia
William Dudley Pelley
D. C
Frank K. Ferenz
Los Angel
Convic
California
San Quentin
Herman Max Schwinn
Sandstone
Minn
Hans Diebel
William Griffin
New York
New York Enquirer
Courage and Faith in Adversity
A compact aphorism combo notes faith overcoming fear from Mark 4 40 and courage as strength, paired with a practical line about car maintenance: cars deteriorate in idle as in daily use. The mix contrasts spiritual resolve with everyday wisdom.
Winchell on Broadway and Army Reflections by Walter Winchell guest
Dan Parker presents a reminiscence by a Nationally Known Sports Editor about World War I life comparing 1917-18 soldiers with modern 1943 troops. He recalls inadequate training, improvised equipment, gastric ulcers, poor meals, and erratic pay, contrasting early drafts with today’s specialized, better prepared army.
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Walter Winchell
Dan Parker
Sam
U. S
France
Clamecy
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
J. P. Rawley
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Associated Press
Ted Press
N. C
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
United States Senate
Raleigh
High Point, North Carolina
J. M. Thomas
Dorothy Moffitt
Molly Pitcher
George Connor
American Legion Auxiliary
Sedgefield Army Base
C. T. Ingram
Chamber of Commerce
Chaib of Commerce
Sumner Welles
Ple
F. W. Foerster
Eugene P. Farley
Brazil
Enrico Gaspar Dutra
North Africa
Walter F. George
Georgia
Peter Edson
William Kullgren
Abascadero
Calif
C. Leon de Aryan
San Diego
Kullgren
Fa Ely
Mark
Winchell
Broadway
Draft Board
Kentucky
America
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