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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1943
Page
3
Washington debate centers on F D R allies and New Deal allies with Fiorello La Guardia and Adolf Berle clashing with Roosevelt appointments. Cab drivers recount political talk while Berlin and Moscow fronts fuel predictions of 1944 power shifts.
Raleigh, Feb 1 The 1943 general assembly enters its fourth week with observers predicting session length depends on progress this week Only two statewide bills were signed last week one creating a 20 million postwar reserve fund and another exempting armed forces from poll tax Officials note heavy workload for joint appropriations and finance committees as hearings continue with focus on sales tax status and education funding including nine month school term and teacher pay proposals Readiness to finalize agricultural funding and constitutional school board amendments also discussed with key figures like Dr Clarence Poe backing reform efforts
Daily broadcast lineup lists multiple programs from 6:45 PM to midnight with changes for war coverage. Notable items include Captain Midnight, Ben Bernie, Waring’s Time, Amos and Andy, Fred Waring, Orson Welles, The Johnson Family, and many serials, news, and music segments across stations in St. Louis and national networks.
The assembly advances a reform school for Negro girls and a $25,000 biennial appropriation. Proposals include a statewide beer and wine curfew, Sunday sale prohibitions, and wine control with higher taxes. Speed limits set at 35 mph with ambulance exclusion. Bills streamline clerks of court actions and enforce delinquent tax collection on personal property. Redistricting, constitutional officer changes, and council updates also issued as major measures. The article also notes a southern art league show in Greensboro and a juvenile age limit debate across states.
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