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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1942
Page
4
Tax rate debate and court succession in High Point
Taxpayer urges tax rate reductions if city values rise as revaluation projects push taxable totals toward 48 million. City manager signals potential for more spending but no clear tax cut. Separately, Judge Heriot Clarkson of the State Supreme Court dies, raising questions about succession and a possible appointment by Governor Broughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Supreme Court
Heriot Clarkson
State Supreme Court
Justice Clarkson
South Carolina
Clarkson
Morrison
Broughton
Youngish
FE. B. Denny
Gastonia
Air power could have halted Pacific invasions, MacArthur notes
The author argues a stronger air force earlier might have changed outcomes in the Philippines and Dutch East Indies. He contends even modest air fleets could counter Japanese threats, potentially saving ships like the Prince of Wales and Repulse. He urges striking invasion convoys before landfall at Macassar Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
MacArthur
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Prince of Wales
Repulse
Macassar Straits
What’s Happened to African Forces in World War II
This piece weighs strategic questions about Allied manpower in North Africa, suggesting forces may have been shifted east to bolster Pacific defenses. It cites the notion of a strong Japanese push toward Singapore and contrasts debt concepts with wartime funding. It ends by endorsing United States Bonds and Savings Stamps as a means for citizens to lend money to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Rommel
Waveil
Pacific
Singapore
Reidsville
Parkin
Trinity
America
United States
Jane Anderson
Madrid
U.S
Rooney attracts Fayetteville crowd in fan frenzy
Mickey Rooney arrived in Fayetteville drawing a near mob scene from local schoolchildren. The Fayetteville Observer notes the star’s arrival created excitement while The Raleigh Times mentions Irvin Berlin’s song effort to boost tax popularity, highlighting the era’s pop culture ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Rooney
Fayetteville
Raleigh Times
Irvin Berlin
Irvin
Sugar rationing aims to curb shop temptations this February
The piece warns merchants against manipulating prices to dodge sugar rationing and notes Eddie Cantor's pop culture influence. It suggests that, despite a humorous take on taxes and fame, compliant behavior with rationing rules is expected starting February 1.
The Psychology Of Dealing With a Stubborn Man
Abraham Spinner of Brooklyn sells sisal, a fibre from the British West Indies, used for mattresses and furniture. A wary customer, Mr Undet, complained of a fresh odor. Spinner won him over by agreeing, gaining a new test, and prompting consent, saving a valuable account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Spinner
Rodney Street
Brooklyn
New York
British West Indies
Spinner
Mr. Under
Mr. Spinner
Mr. Undet
Quotations and brief notes in wartime miscellany
A collage of quotes from public figures and writers on topics from women wartime roles to rent timing and political tension. It includes Fannie Hurst on women, a rent trick warning, pacific war disease fears, and remarks by ambassadors and rabbis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hurst
Private Papers Reveal Dies Hearings Target Winchell Figures
Walter Winchell biography notes Dies Congressional Committee hearings summoned Wm. R. Lyman Jr a Detroit National Workers League publicity chief who served 85 days in a D.C. jail. Agents confiscated files, alleged he led a 171,000 piece anti administration mail and a broad letter writing campaign to newspapers carrying Winchell columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies
Congressional
Wm. R. Lyman, Jr
Lyman
National Workers (Workers?) League of
Detroit
Mich
Tampa
Fla
Washington
D.C
Winchell
Broadway Gossip and War Talk Stir Hollywood Echoes
On Broadway Los Angeles Walter dismisses rumors as groundless while lampooning Hollywood rivalries and war talk. A Joe Louis gag and a March of Dimes prayer frame a satirical piece. William Dudley Pelley, linked to the Silver Shirts, is sentenced in North Carolina as coverage notes his fugitive past and his clashes with Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Walter
Hollywood
Hitler
Russia
Joe Louis
Wilkie Mahoney
William Dudley Pelley
Smickey Pelly
America
North Carolina
Pelley
Nobles- Vile
Indiana
Asheville
N. C
Winchell
Walter Winchell
Local News Briefs and Society Items
Over 135 buyers registered at the furniture mall today while the public library calls for overdue books. Notables include H A Cecil and Glen R Ward joining a national Lions Clubs group. Dean P E Lindley spoke on Know Your Hymnbook to Central Friends. Earl Yates is a patient at High Point Hospital. Leet O'Brien spoke at a Weennes day Book Club gathering on Early Architecture. Mr and Mrs H A Millis and children depart for an extended visit abroad. The Japanese shelled Shanghai today. A private funeral for William Wrigley Jr is held in Pasadena. Daisy Carroll saved six children from a burning cabin in Lancaster County before the building collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cecil
Glen R. Ward
National Association
Lions Clubs
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Central Friends
Earl Yates
High Point Hospital
Leet O'Brien
Winston-Salem
Northrup & O'Brien
Weennesday Book Club
Fred Thomas
Emerywood
H. A. Millis
Henry and
Mary Lewis
Shanghai
China
William Wrigley, Jr
Pasadena
Cal
Lancaster
S. C
Daisy Carroll
Lancaster County
Snowbound rails cause delayed trains in Lovat Twenty years ago
Heavy snowfall blocked tracks delaying TWENTY YEARS AGO Lovat News items. J B Swain of Raleigh failed to attend due to bad roads. Dixie Veneer and Panel plant sold at auction to Tom McKenzie. U D C meeting with Mrs. Tom Gold in Oakwood Court. Dr J T Maiti on Greensboro visit. Clark Hubbard heads to New York then Northwestern states tour. Rev K C Korner visits J H Detigney. Snow widespread in Carolinas. Washington cut off from outside world. R N Pape elected president of Citizens Bank and Trust Co at Southern Pines. Roald Amundsen to attempt North Pole dash from Seattle next spring. Public remarks by Dr James E West for Boy Scouts. America is for humanity statement. Unidentified Cuban delegate to Rio conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovat
Southern Railway
J. B. Swain
Raleigh
Dixie Veneer and Panel Company
Tom McKenzie
Carolinas
Washington
R. N. Pape
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Southern Pines
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Seattle
Wash
Inflation fears and price control clash in wartime bill
Peter Edson reports on the heated debate over a new wartime price bill and the Bernard Baruch freezing proposal. The piece notes wholesale price surges post Pearl Harbor, the danger of a wage-price spiral, and the potential political unpopularity of the Price Administration as it moves to enforce ceilings on all prices. It also cites Henderson’s slow initial coverage, farm price parity, and the argument that universal freezing could blunt inflation and support production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Pearl Harbor
Pearl W Harbor
Price Administration
Jon] Henderson
Henderson
Farm Beit
Prn
Sean Henderson
Pri
Office of Price Administration
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Long Island
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Charles B. Driscoll
Louisville
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Eagles
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Jimmy Durante
Mer
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62Nd Street
Tom Gold
Oakwood Court
J. T. Maiti
Greensboro
Clark Hubbard
K. C. Korner
Easternorth Carolina
J. H. Detigney
James E. West
Boy Scouts
Rio
Peter Edson
Winston Churchill
Alr
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W. T. Colli
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