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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1943

Page

10

Farm Placement Rep in Every US Employment Office

There is a farm placement representative in every office of the U. S. Employment Service. His job is to see to it that growers are adequately supplied with farm labor. The U. S. Employment Service estimates that this year the farmers of the country will be calling for many thousands more workers than they employed in 1929, the peak year of food production.

U. S. Employment Service Wilson & Co Uncle Sam Wilson's Davis

Wine Bill Passage and House Debates in Raleigh

The wine control bill passed the house 61 to 46 after a lengthy session with amendments and criticisms of tactics. Willie Lumpkin urged no changes, while floor fights over alcohol limits and county exemptions colored the debate. A separate report describes U.S. Army engineers modernizing to a mobile battalion with advanced equipment and air borne units.

New Army Charge Tactics Engineers Lynn N Isbet Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Senate House Umstead of Orange Willie Lumpkin Lumpkins

Edge of Darkness Siege Reaches Norwegian Village

In the night a Norwegian resistance group executes a silent, coordinated escape from a hotel held by German troops. Sverre Osterholm Gunnar Kaare and others feign, overpower guards, free prisoners, and rally villagers to block the fjord road, seal the garrison, and prepare for a dawn assault aided by improvised arms and supplies.

Sverre Osterholm Gerd Gunnar Kaare Nils Nils Brategaard Herve Brategaard Kjerlof Malken's Knut Malken Solveig Brogge Old Malken Trygve Kierlof Solveig Frida Malken

Breakfast plans for war workers by stage to con

America grows breakfast consciousness as home and army workers rely on hearty, adaptable menus. Mrs. America is urged to tighten aprons and plan breakfasts that save time, allow substitutions, and offer appealing options for a war working family.

America

Forsythe Delegation Opposes Wine Control Measure

The Forsythe delegation voted against the bill. George Uzzell of Rowan cited many letters, including one from a Sunday School class, urging opposition. Garder Hudson acknowledged some good features but questioned overall balance and discounted governor support. A veteran noted votes were not swayed by rhetoric as supporters and opponents predicted a ten to fifteen spread against the measure.

Forsythe George Uzzell Rowan Garder Hudson Broughton

Instruction on Deductions for Earned Income Taxes

The text explains which expenses may be deducted from earned income on Form 1040. It distinguishes deductible travel and entertainment costs tied to employment from personal expenses, notes required supporting statements, and states that commuting costs are non deductible. It also covers reimbursements and roving commissions with no permanent home.

Deduction Rules for Travel, Uniforms, and Labor Services

The text outlines deductions for travel, lodging, and job search costs, prorating shared travel expenses, and disallowing personal job search costs. It covers uniforms and equipment, noting which are deductible or not, including nurses, railway workers, barbers, surgeons, military uniforms, and athletes. It also mentions labor unions, protective organizations, and a government recruitment service for agricultural workers.

Blackguard Job Described From Humble Wagon Guard Legend

The term blackguard once meant a lowly servant riding in a wagon at the rear of a noble’s train to watch over smoke-blackened pots and pans, though today it denotes a ruffian or scoundrel.

Wyoming National Forests Cover Vast Wyoming Lands

Six national forests lie entirely in Wyoming and six partly in it. They cover about 9,000,000 acres and hold more than 13 percent of the state's area.

Wyoming

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