Little Effect Made On Sales Tax By Fees At Hearing
A Wake County farmer underscored opposition to the general sales tax during a Joint Finance Committee hearing in Raleigh. Speakers argued the tax is an emergency measure no longer needed, while others urged keeping it as a contingency tool amid a large state surplus. The committee appeared noncommittal, with the enduring sales levy likely to stay in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyynn
State Merchants Association
J. Richard Medlin
Wake County
Dowell
Paul Leonard
State Fair Tax Association
Bart Logan
North Carolina Communist Party
C. A. Fink
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Ehringhaus
Joint Committee
African Battlefield Puzzle Across and Down Reveal
A crossword style grid lists numerous clues for both horizontal and vertical directions. Entries cover geography, objects, and common words with lengths matching the numbered slots, including ports, metals, foods, animals, and titles, inviting a filled answer grid.
Curfew, war debate, and name change in state news
A Raleigh dispatch reports on a constituent postcard urging abolition of state taxes. Curfew on beer and wine sales takes effect with county mayors empowered to regulate dealers. State lawmakers debate Civilian Air Patrol funding and Navy deferment for Admiral Lorimer Midgette. A Morganton hospital bill would admit Eastern Cherokee patients. Name change: Hemp to Robbins faces public hearing. post office issues to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Air Patrol
Stringfield
CAP Boys
Morganton
Tompkins
Hemp
Moore County
Robbins
Freeholders
Secretary of State
Post Office Department
Thomasville Men Faces Murder Trial in 1938 Case
In Lexington this week the January term of Superior Court will hear murder charges against James Henry Kennedy and Clyde Young for the 1938 killing of Greek operator Gus Koniavitis. Local cases include forgery, robbery, assault with intent to rape, drunken driving, and larceny, with various sentences pending. North Carolina hatcheries are projected to yield 22 to 25 million chicks in 1943 per extension specialist C F Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Superior Court
Lexington
James Henry Kennedy
Clyde Young
Gus Koniavitis
Junior Hughes
Lawrence Smith
Main Street
Hubert Moore
Wade Eller
Marvin Steth
Ruth Triggs
Jack Camp
North Carolina
C. F. Parrish
N. C. Satte College Extension Service
Furniture show ends at noon Saturday in High Point
Local report notes the furniture show wraps up its successful run with a noon closing on Saturday. Other items include Kiwanis 18th anniversary and a North State Telephone Company officers’ meeting recounting a loss of 713 patrons last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon J. Humphreys
High Point College
First Reformed Church
North State Telephone Company
College Street
J. F. Hayden
Kiwanis
President's Birthday Drive Benefits Infantile Paralysis
The American Legion hosts a Bingo and Night of Fun benefit at Kilby's Arcade this Friday to raise funds for the Infantile Paralysis Drive and March of Dimes in honor of the President's birthday. Proceeds fund national charity efforts and local gifts to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kilby
St Stephens A M E Zion Choir to Rehearise Friday Night
Local church announces Senior Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Friday. Daughters of Dorcas Club at First Baptist elects new officers with Mrs. H. M. Kirkpatrick as president and a slate including Mrs. Laura Coefield, Mrs. Bessie Simpson, Mrs. M. B. Byrd, and Ophelia Corbitt. Corporal Benjamin Davis Jr. visiting Fort Benning, Ga., mentioned among local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Davis, Jr
Fort Benning, Ga
St. Stephens A. M. EF. Zion Church
Josephine Garner
M. H. Blackburn
Daughters of Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Laura Coefield
Bessie Simpson
M. B. Byrd
Ophelia Corbitt
Annie Smith
Lillie Young
Meat sharing demonstrations announced for city schedule
Beginning Tuesday of next week homemakers are urged to attend meat sharing demonstrations announced by Mrs. Romelia Mason of the High School Home Economics Department. Sessions are Tuesday at 8 p m at Daniel Brooks Center and Thursday at 8 p m at Fairview Street School. Also note Mrs. Lucie Hoover has been hospitalized at Burrus Hospital. The Bennett College Little Theatre presents Ice Bound Monday Feb 1 at Wm. Penn Auditorium, sponsored by Alpha Art Club to raise funds for a milk fund aiding underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romelia Mason
Daniel Brooks Center
Fairview Street School
Bennett the
Little Theatre Group
Bennett College
Alpha Art Club
Wm. Penn Auditorium
Income Tax Instructions For 1942 Returns
The article outlines federal income tax filing rules for individuals and entities. It explains forms 1040 and 1040A, eligibility, and required schedules, plus special forms for corporations partnerships trusts and nonresident aliens. It warns farmers on accrual accounting to attach Form 1040F and sets due date March 15 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Brother-In-Law Of Local Woman Buried In Richmond
Mr and Mrs George McLarty attended the Richmond funeral for S C Krausse 47 husband of Mrs McLarty s sister in law He died suddenly Sunday morning of a heart attack He owned and operated the Richmond Oil Equipment Company Survivors include his wife Willie Moore of Scotland Neck and one son S C Krausse Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLarty
Rotary Drive
Richmond
Scout Masters Urged For Review Night At Hairlip Chapel
Day night at 8 p m at Hairlip's Chapel invites all Scout masters to ready boys for review. WSCS Circle No 2 of St Mark Church plans a pageant for soon. members aiding include Mesdames Foushee Davis Williams Bostic Ballinger Woodruff Rice Wilson Baldwin and Rev McLeod plus Mrs Ida Lindsay hostess. Tsungani Bridge Club rolled bandages at Daniel Brooks Center for wartime dressings Monday night amid growing club support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Civic Club
Daniel Brooks
Theo. Walker
W. F. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Elliott
Belle Isles
Ivan Young
Catherine Clanton
Beulah Randall
Ruby Williams
Rebecca Moore
Juanita Parker
Lessie
Circle No. 2
WSCS
St. Mark Church
Emma Foushee
S. B. Davis
D. Williams
Annie Bostic
FE. Ballinger
Fleeta Woodruff
D. Rice
E. P. Wilson
Inez Baldwin
W. F. McLeod
Ida Lindsay
Downing Street
Tsungani
Daniel Brooks Center
City Social: Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Smith
Mesdames George Smith and Marie Terrell hosted a farewell party for friends and relatives leaving the city Tuesday night at the residence of Mr and Mrs Smith 27 FE Daniel Brooks Homes. Attending were Rev A M Jones Mesdames Alice Jenkins Lassie Morviss Annie Davis and daughter Sarah Reese and Eddy Williams of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Marie Terrell
Peterson's Ointment Fame From Buffalo Druggist
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment for piles that gave quick cooling and soothing relief. The product, Peterson's Ointment, became widely known and trusted in thousands of homes. Available as a 35c box or 60c tube with applicator, money back if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
North Carolina to Help Polio Drive With Individual Gifts
Chapel Hill January 27 More than 20 000 000 individual small gifts make up the 1942 appeal against poliomyelitis according to Peter J A Cusack executive secretary of the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Peter J. A. Cusack
Foundation
North Carolina
National Fund
Ralph McDonald
Cusack
National Foundation
Foundatior
University of Minnesota
Sister Kenny
America
Mr. Cusack
Pattern 4333 frock design by Anne Adams in chintz prints
The Anne Adams pattern 4333 features a shapely yoke and contrast bands ideal for home or campus wear. Available in misses sizes 12 to 20, with fabric yardage details and a request for a 10 cent pattern order from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Depart ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Deaths toll in North Carolina obits toll may be long
Funeral services are set for F O Johnson 72 a Sophia Route One farmer who died in a local hospital early Tuesday. He is survived by his widow Mary Johnson and several nieces and nephews. In Lexington Mrs J D Andrew 71 wife of a noted Evangelical and Reformed Church clergyman died at her home near the city. She was former president of Catawba College and previously resided in Guilford and Alamance counties where Dr Andrew served pastorates. She leaves three daughters Mrs Carl Leonard Mrs Harvey Green and Mrs Ruth Best and four sons Rev Joseph Andrew and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
F. O. Johnson
Sophia
Ole Union Methodial Church
Mary Johnson
Lexington
J. D. Andrew
Pilgrim Evangelical and Reformed Church
Andrew
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Catawba College
Guilford
Alamance
First
Greensboro
Mount Hope
Carl Leonard
Harvey Green
Ruth Best
Burlington
Joseph Andrew
United States Army
Kannapolis
Big Slash In Franchise Tax Recommended By Libby Ward
Libby Ward former house speaker and gubernatorial candidate urged Raleigh the full joint committee to approve major license tax cuts for North Carolina business. Auto dealers and gas station operators would see a 75 percent cut, bottlers and kind industries a 30 percent reduction, with most other lines set for 30 percent cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Libby Ward
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Alliedness
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Aia Stores
S. Terarwrs
Africa
Ireland
Long Island
Whitman
Capitol Square
Enterprise Bureau
Lynn Nisbet
Marvin Ritch
Mecklenburg
Dave Stringfield
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Congress
Lorimer W. Midgette
Pasquotank County
Navy
Midgette
Pasquotank
General Assembly
Dan Tompkins
Jackson County
Senate
T’ville
Paramount
Bronson Matney
High Point
Paramount Theatre
World of Pleasure
E. M. Preston
Durham
Dell Hicks
State College
Helen Jones
A. C. Jones
Johnson Street
Mae Kirkman
R. L Quigley
Walter Geissking
Page Auditorium
Duke University
William Hohenzollern
Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany
Doorm
Holland
Dobson Bank
POCAL
Hyatt A. Grissom
Jacksonville
Fla
Pearl Moore
Ruth
Blanche Albertson
Winston- Salem
Andrew Lindsay
P. M. Dillon
Edwin Chappell
Carolina
R. T. Chappell
Jones Street
Coblenz
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Green Street Baptist Church
J. A. Harris
Mississippi College of Agriculture
News OF Colored
BE. Yorely
Peenoncaee
Daughter
Elks
Ae Tsungani Bridge Club
Garet, Williams
Doris Phipher
Ruth Campbell
E. C. Caldwell
Corporal Davis
Dorcas
Burrus Hospital
Lucie Hoover
Ola Peebles
W. Robinson
Advancement Committee For
Boy Scouts
Hairlip’s Chapel
Circle
N.C
T. O. Johnson
J.D. Andrew
John M. Andrew
Byron T .Andrew
Granity Quarry
Robert Andrew
Salisbury
Lumax
North Main
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