Reportage on North Carolina health, state reports and coal progress
A Raleigh dispatch surveys legislative action on health and hospital reports from 1935 to 1937, noting delays and partial adoption of recommendations. It highlights ongoing commissions on reform school care for Negro girls, loan shark regulation, and feeble children facilities, plus motor vehicle safety and a busy 1943 session with hearings on sales tax and school amendments. In mining news, Cum nock mine bricks signal long-term activity while stock inquiries revive interest in Deep River coal fields. The week ahead promises a rapid pace with public hearings and Farm Bureau meetings.
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Commission
General
Mbly
Ford
North Carolina
Lee
Chatham Counties
State School Board
Farm Bureau
Raleigh
Victory tax 1943 withholdings for wage earners outlined
The Victory tax is a 1943 temporary levy added to regular income tax under the Revenue Act of 1942. Employers deduct 5 percent from wage payments above a withholding deduction, remitting quarterly to the collector. Employees will credit these withholdings on their 1943 tax return due in 1944, with examples showing weekly pay brackets and corresponding withholding amounts.
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Internal Revenue
Tarkington Remains IndianapOLIS Born Author of Wide Reach
Associated Press profile on Booth Tarkington notes his lifelong ties to Indianapolis. It covers his prolific output including Penrod, Alice Adams, and The Magnificent Ambersons, plus his aversion to being talked down to and his views on national policy.
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Joan Selby
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
New York
Georgie Bassett
Georgie
Bassett
Princeton
Mary Smith
America
Tarkingtons
Washington
Alice Adams
Ambersons
Perrod
Prominent Wilson Resident Praises Foster's L-K
North Carolina readers hear endorsements from locals and doctors about Foster's L-K relief. Josh Win of 204 Pearson St Wilson shares his story of overcoming acid indigestion gas constipation and pain after trying other medicines. He credits L-K for improved appetite sleep and strength.
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North Carolina
South
Foster
Josh Win
Pearson St
Wilson
Korne
Flynn Uses Witnesses in Defense at Catalina Yacht Trial
Defense calls seven witnesses as Errol Flynn faces statutory charges on a Catalina Island yacht cruise. Aboard the Sirocco witnesses say there was no disturbance or yells the night Peggy La Rue Satterlee accuses Flynn, while Betty Hansen claims bombshell motives but testifies she had no acting ambitions.
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Los Angeles
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Sirocco
Peggy la Rue Satterlee
Betty Hansen
Lincoln
Neb
Betty
Bel-Air
Betty Gray
Elaine Patterson
Star
Catalina Island
Robert Ford
Second Lieutenant Smith Reports for Army Duty in New Orleans
Special to The Enterprise Second Lieutenant Sam C. Smith formerly of High Point and Greensboro North Carolina has reported for Army duty in New Orleans. He recently graduated from Officer Candidate School and taught history at High Point school before induction. He is the son of Mr and Mrs S F Smith of 711 Percy Street Greensboro. His wife Mary Smith lives in Spartanburg South Carolina. Smith graduated from Guilford College North Carolina in 1937.
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Enterprise
New Orleans
Sam C. Smith
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina
Smith
High Point School
Army
S. F. Smith
Percy Street
Mary Smith
Spartenburg
South Carolina
Guilford College
Baptist Sunday Schools Meeting In Greensboro
North Carolina church workers gathered in Greensboro for the annual state Baptist Sunday School convention opening today and running through Thursday morning. Speakers include Dr. O T Binkley Dr L L Carpenter and Dr Harold W Tribble. Also noted is a statement on Lend-Lease arms shipments to allies representing about 15 percent of US munitions production.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
O. T. Binkley
Wake Forest College Department of Religion
L. L. Carpenter
Raleigh
Bibical Recorder
Harold W. Tribble
The
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
United States
Edge of Darkness serial tale shifts between lovers and intrigue
Karl Fischer guards awaiting better days while Katia the Polish actress faces coerced loyalty in wartime Norway. Katia weighs betrayal or escape as a schoolmaster and soldiers mock authority, and the plot builds toward a bold act as Katia decides her fate.
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Karl Fischer
Karen Stensgard
Rack
Katia
Warsaw
Pearl Harbor date myths and early war trivia
The passage lists historical trivia and questions about Pearl Harbor, calendars, professional tennis origins, and early Medal of Honor recipients. It notes debates on how history records Pearl Harbor and mentions figures such as Lt. C. Frank Schilt and Suzanne Lenglen in relation to wartime and sports milestones.
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Pearl Harbor
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Charles C. Pyle
C. Frank Schilt
United States Marines
Calvin Coolidge
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Sir Walter Hotel
Curt General Assembly
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Govl
Council of State
Bud Commission
Spears
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Sullivan Brothers
National Pressu
Sullivan
Tunstall
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Barontal Home
Penrod
Wagger
David Karro
Jacob Karro
Philip Arnow
Eft
Amy
Dr. Foster
Josh Winborne
Baptist Sunday Schools Meeting
Edge OF Darkness
Berlin
Norway
Lazienki Gardens
Katja
Ack
Buck
Andresen
Sixtus Andresen
NEA Servion, We
Sixtus
Ruci
Wachovia
Post
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Federal Reserve System
Wla
Russia
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Hans Thomsen
Hitler
Sweden
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