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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1948

Page

3

Thirty Five Years of Income Tax Draws Wide Attention

Washington report marks the 35th anniversary of the federal income tax noting that the March 15 filing deadline concentrates effort as more than 40 percent of annual revenue is raised. The piece traces origins, growth, enforcement, and the modern complexities including forms 1040 and W-2, plus debates over community property laws in 13 states.

John F. Semnbower Taft Woodrow Wilson Treasury Department Sconsienn Bureau of Internal Revenue Uncle Sam Alendar T-men Congress Bureau Supreme Court Clevegre Great Britain England Pitt Robert Peel France Italy Germany Wisconsin Arizona California Idaho Louisiana Nevada New Mexico Texas Washington Oklahoma Michigan Oregon Pennsylvania Nebraska

Negro Editor Calls End to Racial Superiority

ATLANTA Feb 28 A Negro editor urged ending the fiction of race superiority in a forum on civil rights. L Plattis of the Pittsburgh Courier told about 1,500 listeners that Negroes must keep fighting for rights, while Ralph McGill questioned how to implement Truman’s civil rights recommendations. The event closed an all day session by the Southern Regional Council with 300 leaders drafting resolutions.

Atlanta Ane L. Plattis Pittsburgh Courier Prattis Ralph McGill The Atlanta Constitution Southern Regional Council Atlanta University Truman McGill Southern Council

Wallace Men Hold Meeting in Chapel Hill

About 200 students from roughly 25 colleges gathered at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill to form a statewide Students for Henry A Wallace organization. James Waterman Wise and Clark Foreman spoke as Wallace backers from the Progressive Citizens of America and Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Representatives of the Progressive party of North Carolina attended as the Wallace slate with running mate Senator Glenn Taylor of Idaho. Bill Richardson led the opening keynote and the meeting planned to elect officers and adopt resolutions tomorrow.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Henry A. Wallace James Waterman Wise Leo Isacson Wallace Bronx N. Y Clark Foreman Southern Conference For Human Welfare Wise Foreman Progressive Citizens of America Progressive Party of North Glenn Taylor Idaho Bill Richardson UNC Goldsboro Wallace Club Students For Wallace Assembly

Denmark to lift film restrictions on US companies

Copenhagen February 28 Denmark will lift restrictions against United States motion picture companies probably on Monday the ministry of trade announced today.

Copenhagen Denmark U. S Ministry of Trade

Co-Operative Ladies Night At Sheraton Draws 65

About 65 members and guests gathered at the Sheraton for Co-Operative Ladies Night featuring a dinner and social hour. Rev. Julian S. Hopkins offered the invocation, Dr. E. R. Anderson gave the welcome, and Slim Vick entertained on guitar with Miss Mary Lou Rainey performing two songs. Harold Brown district governor attended as a guest as did several local members and spouses.

Co-Operative Club Sheraton Hotel America Julian S. Hopkins E. R. Anderson H. M. Taylor Slim Vick Whpe Trail Rider R. L. Freeman A. H. Holton Mary Lou Rainey James Nelson Nelson

Bodies Leave Saipan As War Dead Sail For San Francisco

The Walter W. Schwenk transport carries flag draped coffins of about 3,000 American war dead from Saipan to San Francisco. Remains from Pacific battles are being moved from cemeteries on major and small islands. A separate item notes Franks P ak om to speak at NC State on UNS good offices role.

High Point N. C Saipan Walter W. Schwenk San Francisco Raleigh Franks P.ak Om Th Greater University, of North Carolina U. S UNS “Good Offices Commission N. C. State College

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