President Faults Tax Bill Provisions in Address
The President criticizes the bill for exemptions and windfall profit provisions. He cites bankruptcy loopholes allowing high excess profits credits for bondholders and rateable depletion allowances expanded to more minerals. He notes timber income treated as capital gains and argues natural gas pipelines are unfairly exempted, urging tighter controls.
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Roosevelt
New York
Elizabeth Dilling Faces Sedition Charges in D C Court
Chicago author and lecturer Elizabeth Dilling is shown outside the District Courthouse in Washington, D C, facing sedition charges. The same charges are leveled against 26 others. International Soundphoto. Ment for pipelines. Commercial airlines receive an unjustifiable extension on airmail tax subsidies.
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Elizabeth Dilling
Chicago
Washington, D. C
International Soundphoto
Mrs. C. S. Payne Dies At Her Home Near Thomasville
Mrs. C S Payne 78 of Thomasville route one died Tuesday morning after an extended illness. She was born to Solomon and Mary Ann Burton Payne and wed November 25 1886. Surviving are five daughters three sons and one sister plus 21 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with J C Greene and Sons Funeral Home. Interment will be in Zion Reformed church cemetery.
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Thomasville
C. S. Payne
Soloman
Mary Ann Gordy Burton Payne
Payne
D. C. Veach
Garcie Kennedy
Ruffin Stone
L. C
Lions Hear Major White Address in Thomasville Event
The Thomasville Lions Club meeting featured Major H. M. White speaking on mortgage loans and money. He argued gold as the best exchange medium and discussed postwar money stabilization, inflation comparisons, and shifts in real estate lending with emphasis on character in loans. Attendees included Lieut. Frank File, Julius Green, Dr. Yelton, Walter Kearns, and Roy Padgett. Elmer Sink, Dr. S. W. Taylor, and Romulus Skaggs received Lions pins.
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Whitenot Releigh
Womans Club
George L. Hundley
Major
L. Pope
Major White
France
England
United States
Elmer Sink
S. W. Taylor
Romulus Skaggs
Lieut
Frank File
Julius A. Green
Dr. Yelton
Raleigh
Walter Kearns
Roy Padgett
High Point
Allied Troops Recapture Point Overlooking Pass
New Delhi reports Allied troops recaptured a high point overlooking the western exit of the Ngakyedauk pass in Burma. Casualties were heavy as the Japanese were driven from the area and most of the enemy cleared from Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten's southeast Asia command. The communique notes continued Japanese resistance at positions still held in the pass on the Arakan front.
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New
Delhi
Ngakyedauk Pass
Burma
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Arakan
Britain seeks strong Poland independence amid war aims
Churchill told the house Britain backs Poland’s independence and Russia-Soviet relations remain unsettled. He stressed Allied resolve to continue the war, noting 14 of 20 German divisions faced Tito’s Yugoslav partisans, and acknowledged Allied cooperation after Hitler’s defeat.
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Yugoslavia
Josip Broz
Tito
Balkans
Churchill
Germany
Britain
Poland
Warrants Issued for George Speer and Lottery Case
Eighteen year old George Speer faces two more larceny warrants sworn last night, bringing his total bonds to 1400 dollars after earlier forgery and theft charges. Eugene Belton 44 was arrested on operating a lottery with 300 dollar bond. Abernathy sues Farabee in Davidson county for 1000 dollars personal injuries and 600 dollars car damages from a February 4 wreck at Cedrow and Gordon streets. Churchill comments on Poland Russia border questions and postwar settlement.
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George Speer
Wilkes
Gason
Hans
Speer
M. M. Strother
Eugene Belton
South Spring Street
R. M. Abernathy
Jamestown
James Harper
Funeral Rites for Mrs J S Loflin Held at Mitchells Grove
Funeral services for Mrs J S Loflin of High Point route four who died Sunday morning were conducted yesterday at Mitchells Grove Methodist church. Rev J W Phillips officiated with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were John O Loflin Oscar Leonard Leeton Loflin Herbert Loflin James Loflin and Jesse Loflin.
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J. S. Loflin
High Point
Route Four
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
J. W. Phillips
Bates’ Memorial Church
John O. Loflin
Oscar Leonard
Leeton Loflin
Herbert Loflin
James Loflin
Jesse Loflin
Funeral Notices for Prather Bouldin Hill in Thomasville
Funeral services were held in Thomasville for infant John Lee Prather eight days old and for John Carl Bouldin 60 who died at his sister’s home. Interments followed at Floral Garden cemetery and the church cemetery. Additional services were set for Robert L. Hill of Fairfield Road at Springfield Friends Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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John Lee Prather
J. E. Prather
Princeton Street
A. L. Gee
Fairmont Baptist Church
Floral Garden
L. G. Cashion
P. P. Cartner
John Carl Bouldin
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest
Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church
F. R. Moore
J. A. Wagge
H. M. Bouldin
T.S. Bouldin
Robert L. Hall
Thomasville
Robert L. Hill
Fairfield Road
Springfield Friends Church
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